Apache AIops

A dedicated, governed MCP server, CLI and skill for Apache HTTP Server with 17 MCP tools. It uses Apache's own apachectl diagnostics, optional operator-configured HTTP health and mod_status URLs, and bounded reads of an operator-configured error log plus a privacy-preserving access-log status summary. Every call is audited and budgeted by the vendored governance harness.

What it checks

• Apache version, config syntax, parsed virtual hosts and loaded modules.
• Build options and parsed runtime configuration.
• Parsed config include tree, compiled modules and directives from static modules.
• Optional machine-readable mod_status metrics, bounded error-log tail and privacy-preserving access-status summary.
• Optional HTTP health status without downloading the response body.
• apache_diagnose correlates the checks and preserves failures as errors with data: null.

Setup from source

Requires Python 3.11+, uv, and apachectl on the operator host. Run uv sync --dev, uv run apache-aiops init, then uv run apache-aiops doctor. Manual ~/.apache-aiops/config.yaml:

targets:
  - name: local
    apachectl_bin: apachectl
    probe_url: http://127.0.0.1/health
    status_url: http://127.0.0.1/server-status?auto
    error_log: /var/log/apache2/error.log
    access_log: /var/log/apache2/access.log
    timeout: 10
    verify_ssl: true

Run uv run apache-aiops diagnose. The MCP entry point is uv run apache-aiops-mcp. The optional HTTP probe is configured by the operator, not chosen by a tool caller. TLS verification is enabled by default, and ca_file accepts a custom CA PEM.

Scope and verification

graceful-reload first runs configtest, supports dry-run and two CLI confirmations, and reports an unknown final outcome even if the command returned: existing workers may still serve the old config. It has no safe inverse when the prior config file is not snapshotted. Vhost editing, TLS certificate management and module changes remain outside this release. See verification. Missing operations and live-environment feedback are welcome as issues or PRs.