AWS VPC Lattice & Kubernetes Gateway API Documentation
The MCP server for Amazon VPC Lattice provides tools and documentation support for accessing and managing AWS VPC Lattice resources, including functions such as resource listing, prompt templates, and CLI operations.
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What is Amazon VPC Lattice MCP Server?
Amazon VPC Lattice MCP Server is a tool that helps you access and manage AWS VPC Lattice resources. It provides a variety of useful tools to simplify your workflow.How to use Amazon VPC Lattice MCP Server?
By configuring the MCP server and invoking its tools, you can easily list resources, get templates, execute CLI commands, etc.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for developers and technical personnel who need to efficiently manage and configure AWS VPC Lattice resources.Main features
List all available resourcesList all supported sources, their URLs, and sample prompts through the tool.
Get sample prompts for specific resourcesGet sample prompts for the specified source.
List VPC Lattice prompt templatesGet a list of all available VPC Lattice prompt templates.
Get details of VPC Lattice prompt templatesGet detailed information about specific prompt templates.
Execute VPC Lattice CLI commandsPerform management operations on VPC Lattice resources through the AWS CLI.
Advantages and limitations
Advantages
Simplify the management of AWS VPC Lattice resources
Support multiple common operations
Limitations
Require certain configuration steps
Some advanced features may require additional learning
How to use
Install the MCP server
Clone the code repository and install the dependencies.
Configure the MCP server
Add server configuration to the settings file.
Use the tools
Invoke the tools to complete the required operations.
Usage examples
List all resourcesGet all supported sources and their sample prompts.
Create a service networkCreate a new service network using the VPC Lattice CLI.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to install the MCP server?
How to invoke the tools?
Related resources
Official documentation
Learn more about the features and configurations of VPC Lattice.
GitHub code repository
View and contribute to the code.
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