Implement 3 MCP servers for MySQL monitoring and management with task manager capabilities

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This PR implements a comprehensive solution for MySQL server monitoring and management through three specialized Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, addressing the requirement to monitor MySQL server task manager services with restart capabilities.

🚀 What's Added

Three Specialized MCP Servers

1. MySQL Process Monitor (servers/mysql-process-monitor/)

• Monitors MySQL processes and system resources
• Provides process health checks, PID tracking, and process statistics
• Includes process termination capabilities for stuck processes
• Tools: check_mysql_process, get_mysql_pid, mysql_process_stats, kill_mysql_process

2. MySQL Service Manager (servers/mysql-service-manager/)

• Complete MySQL service lifecycle management through systemctl
• Service start/stop/restart/reload operations with sudo support
• Boot-time service configuration (enable/disable)
• Tools: start_mysql_service, stop_mysql_service, restart_mysql_service, reload_mysql_service

3. MySQL Performance Monitor (servers/mysql-performance-monitor/)

• Real-time MySQL performance metrics and analytics
• Historical data tracking with configurable retention
• Slow query analysis and connection statistics monitoring
• Tools: mysql_performance_snapshot, mysql_process_list, start_performance_monitoring

Rich MCP Protocol Implementation

Each server provides the full MCP protocol interface:

• Tools (23 total) - Executable functions for specific monitoring and management tasks
• Resources (9 total) - Data endpoints providing structured information access
• Prompts (8 total) - Guided interaction templates for common workflows

Management Infrastructure

Server Manager (index.js)

node index.js start                      # Start all servers
node index.js start mysql-process-monitor # Start specific server  
node index.js restart mysql-service-manager # Restart with graceful shutdown
node index.js status                     # Show running status

Configuration System

• config/mcp-config.json - Server runtime configuration
• config/mysql-config.json - MySQL connection and security settings
• Environment-based configuration with sensible defaults

Setup and Testing Utilities

• setup.sh - Automated environment setup and validation
• test-mcp.js - MCP protocol communication testing
• Comprehensive error handling and logging

🎯 Key Features

Task Manager Integration

• Process monitoring with CPU/memory tracking via systeminformation
• Service management through systemctl with proper sudo handling
• Real-time performance metrics collection and analysis

Restart Capabilities

• Graceful service restarts with status validation
• Force kill options for unresponsive processes
• Configuration reload without full restart

Production Ready

• Comprehensive error handling and logging
• Security considerations with configurable sudo access
• Scalable architecture with individual server control

📊 Usage Example

// Monitor MySQL process health
const healthCheck = await callTool("check_mysql_process", {});

// Restart MySQL service safely  
const restart = await callTool("restart_mysql_service", {
  service_name: "mysql"
});

// Get performance snapshot
const metrics = await callTool("mysql_performance_snapshot", {
  host: "localhost",
  user: "monitoring_user"
});

🔧 Technical Implementation

• Built on @modelcontextprotocol/sdk for standardized MCP protocol compliance
• Uses mysql2 for efficient database connectivity with connection pooling
• Integrates systeminformation for comprehensive system metrics
• Implements node-cron for scheduled performance monitoring
• Supports both stdio and network transport protocols

The implementation provides exactly what was requested - comprehensive MySQL server task manager monitoring with full restart capabilities through a robust set of MCP tools, resources, and prompts.

Original prompt

Create the 3 mcp server and ther tools and resources and prompts and do for each mcp server i want to be able to monitor my server task manager serves for mysql and be able to be form restart etc

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