A Curated List of Docker MCP Servers

What is A Curated List of Docker MCP Servers?

A comprehensive curated list of MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers and clients supported by Docker Inc., included in the new Docker MCP Toolkit Extension. It provides a searchable directory of 109 MCP servers with descriptions, Docker Hub pull counts, and links to their documentation.

How to use A Curated List of Docker MCP Servers?

Browse the list directly on GitHub using browser search (Ctrl+F or Cmd+F) to find specific MCP servers by name or functionality, or use the provided search link to search the repository. Each entry links to a detailed prompt file for the server.

Key features of A Curated List of Docker MCP Servers

• Curated list of 109 MCP servers supported by Docker Inc.
• Included in the Docker MCP Toolkit Extension.
• Each server includes a description and a documentation link.
• Quick search via browser or GitHub search.
• Open to contributions (PRs welcome).
• Official Docker‑branded resource.

Use cases of A Curated List of Docker MCP Servers

• Discover MCP servers for container management, databases, AI, and more.
• Quickly find the right MCP server for a specific integration (e.g., GitHub, Slack, PostgreSQL).
• Reference the list when setting up Docker MCP Toolkit Extension.
• Contribute new MCP servers to the community.

FAQ from A Curated List of Docker MCP Servers

What is A Curated List of Docker MCP Servers?

It is a GitHub repository listing 109 MCP servers and clients supported by Docker Inc., part of the Docker MCP Toolkit Extension.

How many MCP servers are included in the list?

The list currently contains 109 MCP servers, with descriptions and links to their documentation.

How can I contribute to the list?

The repository welcomes pull requests (PRs) as indicated by the "PRs Welcome" badge.

How do I search for a specific MCP server?

Use browser search (Ctrl+F or Cmd+F) on the repository page, or click the provided search link to search the repo on GitHub.

What types of MCP servers are listed?

The list covers a wide range, including Docker, GitHub, Kubernetes, databases (PostgreSQL, Redis, Chroma), cloud services (Azure, AWS), developer tools, and more.