Deploy a Model Context Protocol server that lets LLMs query your enterprise databases through standardized, secure API endpoints — with full governance, audit logs, and on‑premises control.
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server gives LLMs a standardized, governed way to query enterprise systems instead of connecting directly to your databases. DreamFactory generates one from your existing databases in minutes: each MCP query is authenticated against your identity provider, authorized through role-based access control, and logged in full for compliance.
Because DreamFactory is self-hosted, the MCP server runs inside your network — data and credentials never leave your infrastructure, and air-gapped deployment is supported for regulated environments.
Why DreamFactory
Standards‑Based MCP
Connect any MCP‑compatible LLM (Claude, GPT, Llama, Gemini) to your data without custom integration code.
Identity Passthrough
Every MCP query is authenticated and authorized against your existing identity provider.
Any Database
Expose SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Snowflake, and 20+ data sources as MCP endpoints instantly.
Comprehensive Audit
Every LLM‑to‑database query is logged with full context — perfect for compliance teams.
On‑Premises Control
Run the MCP server inside your network. Data and credentials never leave your infrastructure.
Zero Custom Code
Generate the MCP server config from your existing databases in minutes, not weeks.
Which LLMs can connect to a DreamFactory MCP server?
Any MCP-compatible model or client — including Claude, GPT, Llama, and Gemini — can connect without custom integration code. The MCP server exposes your data sources as standardized tools the model can call.
Which databases can be exposed as MCP endpoints?
SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, Snowflake, MongoDB, and 20+ other data sources. DreamFactory introspects the schema and generates the endpoints — no custom code required.
Does data leave our network when an LLM uses the MCP server?
No. The MCP server is self-hosted and runs inside your network, so data and database credentials never leave your infrastructure. Local and on-premises LLMs are supported for fully private deployments.
How are MCP queries governed and audited?
Every query is authenticated and authorized against your existing identity provider with role-based access control, and every LLM-to-database call is logged with full context for compliance review.
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