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Execute SQL queries on MariaDB through an MCP server with YAML configuration.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mcp-mariadb" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Using the configured MariaDB connection, run this SQL: SELECT COUNT(*) AS total_users FROM users;
Returns the query result with the total number of users in the users table.
Run this SQL against the MariaDB database: SELECT id, customer_name, created_at FROM orders ORDER BY created_at DESC LIMIT 10;
Returns the 10 most recent order records with key fields.
Run this SQL: SELECT status, COUNT(*) AS total FROM tasks GROUP BY status ORDER BY total DESC;
Returns grouped counts by status for a quick view of distribution.
Developers can run SQL directly against MariaDB through this MCP tool to quickly verify actual data results. It is useful during integration work or when checking query logic.
Data analysts can use it to run aggregate, filter, and sorting queries to get basic statistics from MariaDB. It fits scenarios where quick views of distributions or sample records are needed.
Teams can manage MariaDB connection details in a YAML config file and let the MCP server execute queries. This is useful when reusing the same database access setup across a fixed environment.
It is a simple MCP server that connects to a MariaDB database through a YAML config file and executes SQL queries. The provided material only confirms query execution capability.
From the description, you at least need a MariaDB database and a corresponding YAML configuration file. For installation steps or runtime requirements, see the source repository.
The known difference is that it is packaged as an MCP server and connects to MariaDB through YAML configuration. For more features or limitations, see the source repository.
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