20 Heroku alternatives
Heroku's official MCP server — manage apps, dynos, add-ons, config, and logs from an AI client. 20 MCP servers do similar work, most sharing DevOps, Deployment and PAAS, ranked by how much they have in common with Heroku.
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by Railway
Railway's official MCP server, bundled with the Railway CLI — 40+ tools for projects, services, deployments, variables, domains and observability, with destructive actions gated behind explicit confirmation.
Also: Deployment, DevOps, PAAS
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by Fly.io
Fly.io's MCP server, built into flyctl — provision and inspect Fly apps from an agent, with subcommands that also deploy and proxy other MCP servers onto Fly machines.
Also: Deployment, DevOps
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by Vercel
Vercel's official remote MCP server — search docs, manage projects and deployments, read build logs, and query Web Analytics.
Also: Deployment, DevOps
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by Cloudsmith
Cloudsmith's official MCP server, built into its CLI: manage artifact repositories, packages and policies through an agent, with write operations off by default.
Also: Deployment, DevOps
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by Render
Render's official MCP server — create and inspect web services, static sites, cron jobs, Postgres and key-value instances, pull logs and metrics, and run read-only SQL against a Render-hosted database.
Also: Deployment
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by Netlify
Netlify's official MCP server, wrapping the Netlify API and CLI so agents can create projects, deploy, manage secrets, extensions and access controls.
Also: Deployment
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by DigitalOcean
DigitalOcean's official MCP server — deploy apps and manage Droplets, databases, and storage conversationally.
Also: Deployment
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by Cloudflare
Cloudflare's catalogue of managed remote MCP servers — docs, Workers bindings and builds, observability, Radar, Browser Run, AI Gateway, CASB and more, each on its own OAuth endpoint.
Also: Deployment
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by Supabase
Manage your Supabase project from an agent — run SQL, inspect tables, manage branches, and generate types.
Also: Deployment
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by Nutanix
Nutanix's official open-source MCP server: 1,000+ Prism Central V4 API operations across 19 namespaces, read-only by default and audit-logged.
Also: DevOps
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by Google
Google's official MCP server for driving the gcloud CLI from natural language, with allowlist and denylist controls over which commands an agent may run.
Also: DevOps
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by Doppler
Doppler's official MCP server — let an agent list projects, read and write secrets, manage configs and review activity logs, scoped by the token you give it.
Also: DevOps
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by HashiCorp
HashiCorp's official MCP server for Vault: manage secret engine mounts, read and write KV secrets, and drive the PKI engine — issuers, roles and certificates — from an agent.
Also: DevOps
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by argoproj-labs
Argo CD's MCP server from argoproj-labs — list and sync applications, walk the resource tree and read workload logs in natural language.
Also: DevOps
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by Pulumi
Pulumi's official MCP server: search your Pulumi Cloud resources, read the provider registry while generating infrastructure code, and delegate work to the Pulumi Neo agent.
Also: DevOps
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by HashiCorp
HashiCorp's official MCP server for the Terraform Registry, HCP Terraform and Terraform Enterprise — providers, modules, policies and workspace operations.
Also: DevOps
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by AWS Labs
AWS Labs' core MCP server — the entry point to AWS's official collection of service-specific MCP servers.
Also: DevOps
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by containers (Red Hat)
Native Go MCP server for Kubernetes and OpenShift — talks to the API server directly, no kubectl required.
Also: DevOps
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by Microsoft
Microsoft's official MCP server for Azure DevOps - work items, repos, pipelines, wikis, test plans and iterations, reachable from any MCP client in plain language.
Also: DevOps
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by GitLab
GitLab's own MCP server — issues, merge requests, CI/CD pipelines, job logs, wikis and semantic code search over an OAuth-authorised HTTP endpoint.
Also: DevOps
