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Doris MCP Server

MCP Server

Enterprise‑grade Apache Doris interface with token auth and hot reload

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A Python/FastAPI backend that implements the Model Context Protocol for Apache Doris, enabling secure, token‑bound connections, real‑time validation, hot configuration reloads, and multi‑worker scalability for SQL query execution and metadata management.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

Overview

The Apache Doris MCP Server is a production‑ready backend that exposes an Apache Doris data warehouse to AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol. By presenting a set of well‑defined tools—such as natural‑language query translation, SQL execution, and metadata inspection—it lets developers embed powerful analytical capabilities directly into conversational agents. The server’s Python/FastAPI implementation follows the MCP spec, enabling seamless integration with Claude or other LLMs that support tool calls.

Problem Solved

Modern data teams increasingly rely on large language models to lower the barrier for non‑technical users. However, turning a user’s spoken or written intent into a secure, efficient SQL query against a distributed warehouse is non‑trivial. Existing solutions often require custom adapters or manual authentication, leading to security gaps and operational overhead. The Doris MCP Server addresses this gap by providing a token‑bound, enterprise‑grade authentication layer that couples each user token to a specific database configuration. This eliminates accidental cross‑tenant data exposure and removes the need for separate connection scripts or credentials embedded in application code.

Core Value to Developers

For developers building AI‑driven analytics tools, the server offers a single point of truth for all data interactions. By exposing a consistent set of tools, it removes the friction of learning multiple database APIs or writing bespoke connectors. The server’s hot‑reload configuration, session caching, and connection pooling reduce latency and operational risk, allowing developers to focus on business logic rather than infrastructure plumbing. Moreover, the built‑in validation at connection time guarantees that every query is executed against a live, correctly configured database, preventing costly runtime failures.

Key Features Explained

  • Enterprise Authentication – JWT, OAuth, and token‑bound database configs provide fine‑grained access control. Tokens can be revoked or scoped per user, ensuring compliance with strict data governance policies.
  • Immediate Validation – Connection parameters are verified as soon as a tool is invoked, giving instant feedback and eliminating hidden failures that would otherwise surface only during query execution.
  • Hot‑Reload & Zero Downtime – Updating or configuration files triggers an intelligent reload without restarting workers, preserving active sessions and maintaining service availability.
  • Session Caching & Pooling – A lightweight cache reduces connection overhead by 60 % on average, while automatic pool recreation handles transient network issues gracefully.
  • Multi‑Worker Scalability – The stateless architecture supports horizontal scaling, making it suitable for high‑concurrency environments such as real‑time analytics dashboards or large‑scale data exploration.
  • Security & Injection Protection – The server performs role‑based permission checks and injects detection patterns before query execution, mitigating common SQL injection vectors.
  • Web Dashboard – A secure localhost‑only UI lets administrators manage tokens, view audit logs, and monitor performance without exposing sensitive endpoints to the public internet.

Use Cases & Real‑World Scenarios

  1. Conversational Analytics – An LLM can ask a user for insights, translate the request into SQL via the tool, and return results—all while respecting user permissions.
  2. Data Governance Audits – The analytics suite can generate lineage reports or quality dashboards that the assistant presents to compliance officers.
  3. Rapid Prototyping – Data scientists can prototype queries in natural language and immediately see execution results, accelerating feature development cycles.
  4. Enterprise Self‑Service Portals – Non‑technical staff can query the warehouse through a chatbot interface, reducing reliance on data engineers and lowering support tickets.

Unique Advantages

Unlike generic database connectors, the Doris MCP Server bundles enterprise‑level security with zero‑downtime operational guarantees. Its token‑bound approach ensures that each AI session can only access the data it is authorized to see, a requirement for regulated industries. The combination of hot‑reload configuration, real‑time validation, and robust connection pooling delivers a resilient foundation that scales from a single developer’s laptop to a multi‑node cluster. This makes it an ideal bridge between conversational AI and large‑scale analytical workloads, empowering developers to build sophisticated data products without compromising security or performance.