// MCP TOOL REFERENCE

CLOUDSTACK MCP SERVER TOOLS

45 tools from the CloudStack MCP Server MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

// ALL 45 CLOUDSTACK MCP SERVER TOOLS

READ 25 tools

Read get_virtual_machine Get details of a specific virtual machine Read list_accounts List accounts Read list_alerts List system alerts Read list_async_jobs List asynchronous jobs Read list_capacity List system capacity information Read list_clusters List clusters Read list_domains List domains Read list_events List system events Read list_hosts List hosts Read list_load_balancer_rules List load balancer rules Read list_networks List networks Read list_public_ip_addresses List public IP addresses Read list_security_groups List security groups Read list_service_offerings List service offerings (compute plans) Read list_snapshots List volume snapshots Read list_ssh_key_pairs List SSH key pairs Read list_storage_pools List storage pools Read list_system_vms List system VMs (console proxy, secondary storage) Read list_templates List templates Read list_usage_records List usage records for billing Read list_users List users Read list_virtual_machine_metrics List virtual machine performance metrics Read list_virtual_machines List virtual machines in CloudStack Read list_volumes List storage volumes Read list_zones List availability zones

WRITE 13 tools

Write reset_password_virtual_machine Reset password for virtual machine Write associate_ip_address Acquire a new public IP address Write change_service_offering_virtual_machine Change service offering for virtual machine Write detach_volume Detach volume from virtual machine Write attach_volume Attach volume to virtual machine Write create_firewall_rule Create a firewall rule Write create_network Create a new network Write create_security_group_rule Create a security group ingress rule Write create_snapshot Create a snapshot of a volume Write create_ssh_key_pair Create a new SSH key pair Write create_volume Create a new volume Write enable_static_nat Enable static NAT for an IP to a VM Write resize_volume Resize a volume

DESTRUCTIVE 1 tools

Destructive destroy_virtual_machine Destroy a virtual machine using proper workflow: stop → destroy → expunge. Handles VMs in any state includi...

EXECUTE 6 tools

Execute deploy_virtual_machine Deploy a new virtual machine Execute scale_virtual_machine Scale virtual machine (change service offering) Execute start_virtual_machine Start a virtual machine Execute stop_virtual_machine Stop a virtual machine Execute reboot_virtual_machine Reboot a virtual machine Execute migrate_virtual_machine Migrate virtual machine to another host

// FAQ

How many tools does the CloudStack MCP Server MCP server have? +

The CloudStack MCP Server MCP server exposes 45 tools across 4 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute.

How do I enforce policies on CloudStack MCP Server tools? +

Route the CloudStack MCP Server server through the PolicyLayer gateway. Define allow, deny, or approval rules per tool in the dashboard; they are enforced on every call before it reaches the server.

What risk categories do CloudStack MCP Server tools fall into? +

CloudStack MCP Server tools are categorised as Read (25), Write (13), Destructive (1), Execute (6). Each category has a recommended default policy.

Enforce policy on every CloudStack MCP Server tool call.

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