Open Source Cloud Projects
Cloud computing provides on-demand access to computing, storage, networking, and managed services over the internet or a private network. It helps organizations scale resources as needs change, deploy applications across locations, and reduce the effort of operating physical infrastructure. Cloud platforms can also support private environments where teams need greater control over data, costs, or configuration.
Open source cloud tools include infrastructure platforms, deployment and management software, service integrations, and resources for working with cloud APIs. When choosing one, consider its maturity, license, maintenance activity, hardware and software requirements, security model, and compatibility with existing systems. These tools are useful to developers, operators, researchers, and organizations building or managing cloud environments, from individual workloads to larger infrastructure.
3 repositories · updated May 5, 2026

MongoDB MCP Server: Connect to MongoDB and Atlas with Model Context Protocol
The MongoDB MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server designed to facilitate interaction with MongoDB databases and MongoDB Atlas clusters. It provides a standardized way for clients to access and manage MongoDB data and Atlas resources, supporting a wide range of database and Atlas-specific tools.

awesome-aws: A Curated List of AWS Resources and Libraries
awesome-aws is a comprehensive, curated list of Amazon Web Services (AWS) resources. It features a wide array of libraries, open-source repositories, guides, blogs, and other valuable content for anyone working with AWS. This repository is an essential tool for developers and architects looking to navigate the vast AWS ecosystem.

Ubicloud: An Open Source Alternative to AWS for Cloud Infrastructure
Ubicloud is an open source cloud platform designed as an alternative to proprietary providers like AWS. It enables users to build their own cloud infrastructure on bare metal, offering services such as elastic compute, block storage, networking, and managed databases. This platform aims to reduce costs and return control of infrastructure to users, all while maintaining cloud convenience.