Every system your AI can reach
Search CData connectors and vendor-built MCP servers that run through Connect AI with the same auth, policy, and audit.
CData connectors
Every CData connector is exposed as an MCP server with live, read-write access to the underlying system. Connect AI brokers the credential, enforces row- and column-level access policies, and logs every query, so the agent never holds a source credential.
* Unmarked connectors are included in standard
Universal MCP registry
Connect AI Gateway supports registration of any existing MCP server. The list below includes a sample of popular sources. Whether the server comes from this list or from your own registration, it runs behind the same auth brokering, policy, and audit log as a CData MCP server. Hover a card for details and a link to the vendor's docs.
Inspect application health and SLOs in CloudWatch Application Signals.
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Manage and query Timestream for InfluxDB time-series databases.
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Query AWS bills, budgets, and cost allocation data.
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Assess AWS workloads against Well-Architected security guidance.
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Explore models, deployments, and evaluations in Azure AI Foundry.
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Manage AKS clusters and Kubernetes workloads.
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Query experiments, datasets, and eval results from your Braintrust projects.
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Run headless browser sessions in the cloud for navigation and scraping.
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Search Google Cloud resources and IAM policies across projects.
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Run PromQL queries against Managed Service for Prometheus.
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Manage Google Cloud projects, folders, and organizations.
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Manage Compute Engine VM instances, disks, and networks.
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Manage GKE clusters and Kubernetes resources.
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Inspect Plaid items, sandbox data, and integration diagnostics.
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Pull AI search visibility metrics and answer-engine reports from Profound.
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Request an MCP server
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