Cloud Location Finder MCP server
RemoteNeeds an API key
Google's hosted MCP server for Cloud Location Finder, marked Preview. An assistant signs in with OAuth 2.0 and IAM, needing the MCP Tool User role; API keys are not accepted.
What it does
Google's hosted MCP server for Cloud Location Finder, marked Preview. An assistant signs in with OAuth 2.0 and IAM, needing the MCP Tool User role; API keys are not accepted. It helps pick where to run workloads: one tool finds the zones nearest to a given place by network latency, and another lists cloud locations filtered by criteria such as the share of carbon-free energy. Further tools, if any, are described in the separate reference page.
Capabilities
- Find the zones closest to a location by network latency
- List cloud locations filtered by criteria such as carbon-free energy
Details
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Type | MCP server | |
| Tool | Google Cloud | |
| Publisher | source | |
| Official status | Officiallisted on Google's own supported-products page for Google and Google Cloud MCP servers | source |
| Status | Preview | source |
| Connection | Remote (hosted, you connect over the internet) | source |
| Can change data | No | source |
| Needs an API key or sign-in | Yes | source |
| Platforms | Not stated in its documentation | |
| AI clients | ChatGPT | source |
| Licence | Not stated in its documentation | |
| Pricing | Not stated in its documentation | |
| Activity | No commit dataDownload data not available (not on npm or PyPI) | |
| Links | Website |