Loading connector details…
Loading connector details…
Choose a unique username to continue using AgentHotspot
by Arodoid • Analytics & Monitoring
Exposes Fastly's API to AI assistants via the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing assistants to manage Fastly services securely without exposing API keys.
List and inspect Fastly services and their configured domains to provide summaries or make configuration recommendations.
Perform operational actions like purging caches, deploying VCL/Compute@Edge, or updating backend settings without exposing API keys.
Retrieve traffic metrics, cache hit ratios, and recent logs to analyze performance trends and suggest optimizations.
Fastly MCP is a lightweight MCP server that connects an AI assistant to Fastly's comprehensive API, enabling programmatic control over services, caching, security, metrics, and edge logic. It runs locally (node) and reads your FASTLY_API_KEY from the environment so the assistant never sees the secret. The server supports tasks like listing services, purging cache, viewing domains and backends, inspecting traffic and metrics, and deploying edge logic or configuration changes. It's designed for automation, CI/CD workflows, and safe integration of Fastly operations into agent workflows.
Retrieves a list of all services configured in the user's account. Services are the top-level resource in the Fastly API, representing a logical grouping of domains and configurations for content delivery.
Creates a new service configuration. A service is the top-level resource that represents your web application or site in Fastly. This operation initializes the container for your CDN configurations including domains, backends, and caching rules.
Retrieves detailed information about a specific service identified by its unique ID. This returns the service's configuration metadata, active version details, and core properties needed for further configuration operations.
Updates the configuration of an existing service. This allows modification of service properties such as name and comments. Note that this operation updates service metadata, not the version-specific configurations like domains or backends.
Permanently removes a service and all its associated configurations, including all versions, domains, and backend configurations. This action cannot be undone, so use with caution.
Scores are informational only and provided “as is” without warranty. AgentHotspot assumes no liability for actions taken based on these ratings.