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Manage and inspect VMware vCenter resources safely with sessions and dry-run protection.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "vCenter MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to vCenter and list all virtual machines with their names, power states, clusters, and guest operating systems, grouped by cluster.
A cluster-grouped inventory of virtual machines with key status fields for auditing and review.
Run a dry run for the virtual machine named web-prod-01: plan to add 2 vCPUs and 4GB memory, but do not apply it. Tell me which parameters would change, prerequisites, and potential risks.
A non-applied change preview showing intended modifications, validation results, and risk notes.
Query all ESXi hosts and resource pools in vCenter for health status, connection state, and CPU/memory usage summary, and highlight any anomalies.
A status summary of hosts and resource pools, highlighting anomalies or capacity issues that need attention.
Manage VMware Workstation Pro VMs through MCP for power, snapshots, and networking.
Safely monitor VMware vCenter and ESXi with read-only infrastructure queries.
Control VMware VMs, guest execution, and file operations through vmrun.
Manage VMware ESXi hosts and virtual machines through standardized operational interfaces.
Manage Proxmox VE VMs, containers, clusters, and security from one interface.
Automate VMware VM lifecycle, deployment, and operations with AI-powered tooling.