MariaDB MCP Server by cemalturkcan
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Enables AI assistants to securely interact with MariaDB and MySQL databases using granular per-connection read/write permissions and transaction support. It allows users to manage multiple database connections, explore schemas, and execute controlled SQL queries through a standardized interface.
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# mariadb-mcp-server MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for MariaDB/MySQL databases. Provides AI assistants with safe, controlled database access through per-connection read/write permissions. ## Features - **Multi-connection** — manage multiple MariaDB/MySQL databases from a single server - **Per-connection access control** — `read` and `write` flags per connection - **Optional limits** — `statement_timeout_ms`, `default_row_limit`, `max_row_limit` (all optional, unlimited by default) - **SQL guard** — validates queries to prevent accidental writes through read tools - **Transaction support** — atomic multi-query execution on writable connections ## Installation ```bash npm install -g @cemalturkcann/mariadb-mcp-server ``` Or use directly with npx: ```bash npx @cemalturkcann/mariadb-mcp-server ``` ## Configuration The server looks for `config.json` in this order: 1. `DB_MCP_CONFIG_PATH` environment variable 2. Next to the package (`../config.json` relative to `src/`) 3. CurrRead full README on GitHub →