# GateRook > Connect AI to databases, logs and services for more effective development. GateRook’s MCP Firewall protects credentials, controls actions and records activity. The links below point to canonical public pages with complete content readable without JavaScript. Use the linked pages for current product information and integration instructions. ## Overview - [GateRook MCP Firewall - Connect AI to your infrastructure. Build smarter.](https://gaterook.com/): Connect AI to databases, logs and services for more effective development. GateRook’s MCP Firewall protects credentials, controls actions and records activity. - [FairVerdict — A fairer way to compare](https://gaterook.com/fairverdict/): An AI comparison plugin in development. Compare products, frameworks and solutions with explicit criteria, evidence and a report that explains the reasoning. - [MCP Firewall integrations: databases, APIs & cloud | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/integrations/): Protect AI access to databases, logs, APIs, cloud services, Kubernetes, SSH and MCP servers. Explore GateRook connectors, access controls and setup guides. - [MCP Firewall guides: secure AI access | GateRook Docs](https://gaterook.com/docs/): Configure GateRook’s MCP Firewall: protect credentials, scope AI access, approve connector actions and inspect activity with practical integration guides. - [Set up your MCP Firewall for AI infrastructure access | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/getting-started/): Set up GateRook’s MCP Firewall step by step. Encrypt connection secrets, separate environments, control tool execution and verify the first AI request in Activity. ## Integration guides - [AWS MCP security: read-only infrastructure access for AI | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/aws/): Inspect AWS through GateRook’s MCP Firewall. Scope accounts and regions, keep credentials local, and expose read-only resource and CloudWatch tools. - [Google Cloud Logging MCP security: scope AI access | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/cloud-logging/): Protect Google Cloud log access with GateRook. Choose projects or log views, use a scoped identity and bound the log data returned to your AI client. - [CloudWatch Logs MCP security: scoped access for AI | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/cloudwatch/): Control CloudWatch Logs access through GateRook. Restrict regions and log groups, keep AWS credentials local and bound queries and returned results. - [Elasticsearch MCP Firewall: control AI API access | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/elasticsearch/): Protect Elasticsearch access with GateRook. Keep credentials local, expose recognized read APIs and require review for writes and administrative requests. - [Google Cloud MCP security: scoped, read-only AI access | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/gcp/): Control Google Cloud access through GateRook. Keep service account keys local, scope read-only inventory and monitoring, and enable log access deliberately. - [HTTP API MCP Firewall: protect keys and review requests | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/http/): Put HTTP APIs behind GateRook’s MCP Firewall. Protect API keys, restrict destinations and paths, and approve requests that change data. - [Kubernetes MCP Firewall: scoped reads and reviewed changes | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/kubernetes/): Protect Kubernetes access with GateRook’s MCP Firewall. Restrict namespaces, enable log access deliberately and approve enabled rollout or manifest changes. - [Loki MCP security: scoped, bounded log access for AI | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/loki/): Control AI access to Loki logs with GateRook. Configure tenant and source scope, keep credentials local and bound LogQL results and time ranges. - [MariaDB MCP access: scoped queries and reviewed changes | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/mariadb/): Protect MariaDB access with GateRook’s MCP Firewall. Follow the Docker tutorial to scope SQL queries, approve an update and inspect the Activity record. - [MCP Firewall for external servers: tools and approvals | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/mcp-server/): Put stdio or Streamable HTTP MCP servers behind GateRook’s MCP Firewall. Review tools, configure secret injection, choose access modes and audit calls. - [MongoDB MCP Firewall: scoped reads and approved updates | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/mongodb/): Control MongoDB access through GateRook’s MCP Firewall. Follow the Docker tutorial to scope reads, approve updates and inspect the Activity audit trail. - [MySQL MCP Firewall: control and audit AI queries | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/mysql/): Control MySQL access through GateRook’s MCP Firewall. Configure a scoped login, run read queries, approve an UPDATE and inspect each call in Activity. - [OpenSearch MCP security: reads and reviewed API requests | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/opensearch/): Control OpenSearch access with GateRook’s MCP Firewall. Keep credentials local, separate read APIs and review writes or administrative requests before execution. - [Oracle MCP Firewall: scoped access and SQL approvals | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/oracle/): Control AI access to Oracle Database 19c and later. Protect credentials, scope schemas, bound read queries and review SQL changes through GateRook. - [PostgreSQL MCP security: queries, approvals and audit | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/postgresql/): Put PostgreSQL behind GateRook’s MCP Firewall. Follow the illustrated setup, scope AI queries, approve an UPDATE and inspect its Activity audit trail. - [Redis MCP security: scoped keys and approved reads | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/redis/): Protect Redis access with scoped, read-only MCP tools. Follow the GateRook Docker tutorial to approve a value read and inspect its Activity record. - [SQL Server MCP security: scope and review AI queries | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/sql-server/): Put SQL Server behind GateRook’s MCP Firewall. Select databases and schemas, keep credentials local, and review SQL writes before execution. - [SSH log access for AI: selected files and verified hosts | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/ssh-logs/): Read selected SSH log files through GateRook’s MCP Firewall. Verify host keys, restrict file access and inspect bounded results and call history in Activity. - [SSH MCP security: verified hosts and reviewed runbooks | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/docs/ssh/): Control AI access to SSH with GateRook. Verify host keys, use predefined runbooks and review rendered commands before approving server changes. ## Other pages - [Privacy Policy | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/privacy/): How GateRook handles website visits, optional analytics, local application data and connections to third-party services, and how to exercise your privacy choices. - [Terms of Use | GateRook](https://gaterook.com/terms/): Terms for using the GateRook website, with information about the open-source software license, authorized infrastructure access and third-party services.