VCF Green IT & Carbon Footprint

This skill is coherent with its stated purpose, but review these practical risks before enabling it: - Protect the API token: avoid placing ARIA_OPS_API_TOKEN as plaintext in shared config or logs; use a secure secret store or scoped service account with least privilege. - TLS verification: the code disables SSL verification (verify=False) and suppresses warnings—this weakens transport security and could allow MITM. If your Aria Ops has a valid certificate, modify the code to enable verification; if using self-signed certs, add the CA instead of disabling verification. - Data exposure: the tool returns whatever the Aria endpoint provides. Ensure you are comfortable with the agent receiving those metrics and any underlying resource identifiers. - Run in a controlled environment: host the MCP server on a trusted machine/network and restrict outbound access to the ARIA_OPS_HOST only. - Audit and rotate credentials: monitor usage of the API token and rotate/revoke if needed. Review the mcp and requests dependencies for supply-chain concerns. If you need the skill to be stricter about TLS or token handling, ask the maintainer to (1) remove verify=False or accept a CA file, and (2) support reading the token from a secure vault instead of env var plaintext.