PostgreSQL
Connect PostgreSQL to GateRook step by step with screenshots. Configure MCP access, run read queries, approve an UPDATE and inspect the full Activity audit trail.
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Databases 9 guides
MySQL
Connect MySQL to GateRook step by step with screenshots. Configure MCP access, run read queries, approve an UPDATE and follow every call in Activity.
MariaDB
Connect MariaDB to GateRook step by step with Docker and screenshots. Read SQL through an MCP endpoint, approve an update, and trace every call in Activity.
Oracle Database
Connect Oracle Database 19c and later to AI through MCP. Inspect schemas, run bounded read queries, protect credentials, and review SQL changes before execution.
SQL Server
Connect Microsoft SQL Server to AI through MCP. Select databases, inspect schemas, run bounded SELECT queries and review SQL changes with local access controls.
MongoDB
Connect MongoDB to AI through MCP with a step-by-step Docker tutorial. Query documents, approve updates, and trace every call in GateRook Activity.
Redis
Connect Redis to GateRook with a Docker walkthrough. Scope keys, approve a read through MCP, and inspect real request results and approval history in Activity.
OpenSearch
Connect OpenSearch to AI through GateRook. Query documents, mappings and aggregations with local credentials, and review administrative REST requests before they run.
Elasticsearch
Connect Elasticsearch to AI through GateRook. Discover indices, search documents and inspect mappings with local credentials and approval for administrative requests.
APIs & logs 5 guides
Loki
Connect Loki to AI through MCP. Search and follow scoped logs with GateRook, using native queries, bounded time ranges and private credentials.
AWS CloudWatch Logs
Connect AWS CloudWatch Logs to AI through MCP. Search and follow scoped logs with GateRook, using native queries, bounded time ranges and private credentials.
Google Cloud Logging
Connect Google Cloud Logging to AI through MCP. Search and follow scoped logs with GateRook, using native queries, bounded time ranges and private credentials.
SSH log files
Read and search selected remote log files through GateRook MCP tools. Verify the SSH host, choose exact files, and inspect bounded results in Activity.
HTTP API
Connect a REST or HTTP API to AI through MCP. Scope base URLs and paths, keep API keys in GateRook, and approve requests that change data.
Cloud & infrastructure 4 guides
AWS
Connect Claude, Codex or Cursor to AWS through GateRook. Inspect resources and CloudWatch metrics with scoped regions, local credentials and read-only MCP tools.
Google Cloud
Connect AI to Google Cloud inventory, metrics and logs through GateRook. Inspect resources, query monitoring and enable scoped log tools with local credentials.
Kubernetes
Connect AI to Kubernetes with GateRook. Inspect pods, events and logs over MCP, restrict namespaces, and review rollout restarts or manifest changes before execution.
SSH
Use SSH from AI through GateRook MCP runbooks. Connect with keys, passwords or Vault SSH CA, verify host keys, and approve commands that change your servers.
MCP servers 1 guide
MCP servers
Put an existing stdio or Streamable HTTP MCP server behind GateRook. Review discovered tools, configure secret injection, choose endpoint modes and audit calls.
Beyond built-in connections
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MCP server?
Bring its tools into the same gateway.
Connect a local stdio or remote Streamable HTTP server. GateRook can discover servers through the Official MCP Registry, then lets you review the connection details and decide which tools to expose.
Registry discovery is not a security certification. Review the server and its permissions before connecting; you control its endpoint policies and approvals.
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