DataOps ClickHouse MCP server with query optimization and pipeline monitoring
mcp-name: io.github.Aguantar/clickhouse-dataops-mcp A DataOps-focused MCP server for ClickHouse with query optimization, pipeline latency analysis, and data quality monitoring. Unlike generic ClickHouse MCP servers that only run queries, this server acts as a query optimization advisor: — Execute SELECT with automatic partition pruning warnings — EXPLAIN-based analysis with optimization…
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mcp-name: io.github.Aguantar/clickhouse-dataops-mcp A DataOps-focused MCP server for ClickHouse with query optimization, pipeline latency analysis, and data quality monitoring. Unlike generic ClickHouse MCP servers that only run queries, this server acts as a query optimization advisor: ** — Execute SELECT with automatic partition pruning warnings — EXPLAIN-based analysis with optimization suggestions — Comprehensive table metadata (columns, keys, partitions, samples) — CDC pipeline per-segment…
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