SpinupWP MCP by usefulapi

List the servers in your SpinupWP team: name, provider, region, size, IP, Ubuntu version, disk space, connection status and whether a reboot or upgrade is required. GET /servers.

One server by id: provider, size, disk usage, database server, connection status, reboot/upgrade-required flags and install notes. GET /servers/{id}.

List sites across your servers (or one server): domain, PHP version, WordPress flag, HTTPS, page cache, backups, pending WordPress core/theme/plugin updates, git deploy settings and status. Deploy-trigger URLs are hidden. GET /sites.

One site by id with its full settings: domains, PHP version, page cache, HTTPS, nginx options, database reference, backup schedule and storage, WordPress update counts, git repo/branch/deploy script, basic-auth username, cron and SpinupWP subdomain. The git deploy-trigger URL is hidden. GET /sites/{id}.

The additional domains of a site, with their redirect settings (enabled, type, destination). GET /sites/{id}/domains.

The path redirects configured on a site (from, to, type permanent/redirect). GET /sites/{id}/path-redirects.

List recent events (the activity log: provisioning, restarts, deploys, cache purges) with who started them, status (queued, creating, updating, deleting, deployed, failed) and timestamps. Long command output is shortened; read one event for its full output. GET /events.

One event by id, with status and command output. Use it to see whether a purge, restart or deploy (which reply with an event_id) has finished or failed. GET /events/{id}.

The backup storage providers connected to the team (id, service, name). GET /storage-providers.

The team's saved SSH public keys (id, name, fingerprint, public key). Public keys only; read-only. GET /ssh-keys.

WRITE: purge the nginx page cache of one site. Pages are rebuilt on the next visit, so the site may be slower for a moment; nothing is lost. Asynchronous: returns an event_id. POST /sites/{id}/page-cache/purge.

WRITE: flush the Redis object cache of one site (the site must have object caching). The cache refills on demand. Asynchronous: returns an event_id. POST /sites/{id}/object-cache/purge.

WRITE: reset a site's files and folders to the permissions and ownership SpinupWP recommends (usually after a manual upload as the wrong user). Can take a while on big sites. Asynchronous: returns an event_id. POST /sites/{id}/file-permissions/correct.

WRITE: pull the latest commit of the site's connected git branch and run its deploy script on the server. This changes the live site's files (and may run build/migration commands); it fails if git is not connected. Asynchronous: returns an event_id. POST /sites/{id}/git/deploy.

WRITE: restart nginx (web server) on one server. Visitors may see a brief interruption. Asynchronous: returns an event_id. POST /servers/{id}/services/nginx/restart.

WRITE: restart PHP-FPM (every PHP version) on one server. Running PHP requests can fail or be cut off while it restarts. Asynchronous: returns an event_id. POST /servers/{id}/services/php/restart.

WRITE: restart MySQL (database) on one server. All sites on the server lose database access for a short time; running queries are interrupted. Asynchronous: returns an event_id. POST /servers/{id}/services/mysql/restart.

WRITE: restart Redis (object cache) on one server. Cached objects are lost and rebuilt on demand. Asynchronous: returns an event_id. POST /servers/{id}/services/redis/restart.

WRITE: reboot a whole server. Every site on it is offline for the duration (typically a minute or two). Use it when spinupwp_get_server shows reboot_required. Asynchronous: returns an event_id. POST /servers/{id}/reboot.