Opensearch MCP Server
OpenSearch Interaction Service
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What is the OpenSearch MCP Server?
The OpenSearch MCP Server is a tool based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that allows users to interact with the Opensearch cluster through natural language. It can search documents, analyze indexes, and manage the cluster.How to use the OpenSearch MCP Server?
First, start the Opensearch cluster. Then, configure the MCP server in Claude Desktop. Finally, interact with the cluster through natural language queries.Applicable Scenarios
Suitable for developers and technical personnel who need to quickly access and operate the Opensearch cluster.Main Features
Index Operations
Supports listing all indexes, getting index mappings, and index settings.
Document Operations
Supports searching documents using Opensearch's Query DSL.
Cluster Operations
Get the cluster health status and statistical information.
Advantages
Interact with Opensearch through natural language to improve development efficiency.
Simplify complex query operations and reduce the learning cost.
Support multi - node cluster management to enhance availability.
Limitations
It has a certain dependence on the network environment, which may affect performance.
Some advanced features may require additional configuration.
How to Use
Start the Opensearch Cluster
Use Docker Compose to start a three - node Opensearch cluster.
Configure Claude Desktop
Add the MCP server path and parameters to the configuration file of Claude Desktop.
Start Using
Interact with the Opensearch cluster through natural language queries.
Usage Examples
List All Indexes
Query all indexes in the Opensearch cluster.
Search for Specific Documents
Search for documents based on keywords.
View the Cluster Health Status
Get the health status of the Opensearch cluster.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to start the Opensearch cluster?
Where is the Claude Desktop configuration file?
Does it support multi - node clusters?
Related Resources
Official Documentation
Source code and documentation for the MCP server.
Opensearch Official Documentation
Basic knowledge and API documentation for Opensearch.

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