Druid FAQs

Question 1

What core functionalities does Druid offer for cluster management?

Accepted Answer

Druid offers three main types of MCP components: executable Tools for performing operations (e.g., data, ingestion, monitoring), Resources for accessing information (e.g., datasource details, segments), and AI-assisted Prompts for guidance (e.g., query optimization, health checks).

Question 2

What is Druid MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

Druid MCP Server is a comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides extensive tools, resources, and AI-assisted prompts specifically designed for managing and analyzing Apache Druid clusters.

Question 3

How does Druid leverage AI for Apache Druid management?

Accepted Answer

Druid integrates with Spring AI and complies with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), providing AI-assisted prompt templates. These prompts guide users through complex tasks like data exploration, query optimization, and troubleshooting ingestion or compaction issues.

Question 4

Can Druid help with data management tasks in Apache Druid?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Druid offers robust data management tools, including listing and detailing datasources, managing lookups, querying Druid with SQL, configuring data retention policies, and managing segment compaction for optimized storage.

Question 5

Is Druid secure for connecting to Apache Druid clusters?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Druid supports secure connections to SSL-encrypted Apache Druid clusters with username and password authentication. Sensitive credentials can be configured via environment variables for enhanced security in production environments.

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