Unpage by Aptible is an MCP server tool designed for Site Reliability Engineers and developers creating SRE agents. It builds a knowledge graph by connecting to various infrastructure services and platforms. This tool enables agents to interact with infrastructure and perform operations, supporting critical workflows for incident response and periodic reliability tasks. Unpage integrates with the Aptible PaaS and major cloud providers, providing a centralized view of resources and metrics for operational intelligence.

What does Unpage connect to?

Unpage connects to diverse infrastructure services and platforms to create a knowledge graph for SRE agents. It directly integrates with the Aptible PaaS, accessing resources like Apps, Databases, Containers, Deployments, Disks, Services, and Endpoints, along with metrics such as CPU, Memory, Load average, Disk usage, and IOPS. Unpage also supports plugins for AWS, Azure, and GCP, allowing it to ingest and map infrastructure from these cloud providers. Additionally, it can connect to any third-party MCP server for other cloud providers, observability stacks, or source code systems.

Core features and tools

Unpage agents expose callable tools for infrastructure interaction and operations. Documented examples include pagerduty_* (e.g., pagerduty_post_status_update), aws_get_instance_status, solarwinds_search_logs, shell_check_cert_expiration_date, mcp_git_*, mcp_filesystem_*, and mcp_github_create_issue. New log search tools for Datadog and Papertrail are also mentioned. While Unpage uses these tools, the Aptible plugin itself does not currently expose its own MCP tools, as stated in its documentation.

Who is it for?

Unpage is intended for Site Reliability Engineers and developers who build SRE agents. It helps these professionals manage and automate infrastructure operations by providing a unified view and callable actions. This tool supports proactive incident management and routine reliability tasks. This is not the right fit if your operational needs do not involve managing resources across multiple cloud providers or the Aptible PaaS.

How to get started

Authentication for Unpage's interaction with Aptible resources requires either the Aptible CLI installed and authenticated using "aptible login", or setting the APTIBLE_EMAIL and APTIBLE_PASSWORD environment variables.

Use cases

• Handling "Host Not Reporting" incidents from PagerDuty by searching logs, checking instance states, and posting status updates.
• Investigating SSL/TLS connection failures by extracting domain information, checking certificate expiration dates, and posting high-priority status updates.
• Performing periodic reliability tasks such as certificate checks, resource efficiency checks, and dependency health scans, or automatically resolving PagerDuty incidents.

Unpage provides SREs and developers with a powerful MCP server tool for building knowledge graphs and automating infrastructure operations. Its ability to connect to Aptible PaaS, major cloud providers, and third-party systems makes it a central hub for operational intelligence. The callable tools enable agents to respond to incidents and perform routine maintenance. Try investigating SSL/TLS connection failures by using its certificate check tools.