The network is the product - measurements come from real probes in the places you name, so 'is this reachable from China' stops being guesswork. Signing in raises your rate limits, and the quota tool tells you where you stand rather than leaving you to find out by being cut off.
JsDelivr's own server over the Globalping network. It is a remote endpoint - nothing to install - and it turns natural-language descriptions of locations into real measurements from real probes.
- The five measurement types: ping, traceroute, DNS resolution against a chosen resolver, MTR, and HTTP requests
- Locations named the way people talk about them - continents, country codes, cities, networks and ASNs, cloud regions, or combinations of these
- The list of available probe regions and filters, so you can see what you can select from
- Your current quota and usage, and retrieval of a past measurement by its ID
- A comparison helper for reading multi-region performance side by side, and a built-in tool reference
No install: connect to the streamable HTTP endpoint at https://mcp.globalping.dev/mcp. Interactive clients authenticate over OAuth when they connect. Headless use passes a Globalping API token as a bearer header instead; tokens are generated at dash.globalping.io. Clients that can only do SSE over a local process can bridge with mcp-remote.
One command — npx mcp-remote https://mcp.globalping.dev/sse