概要
What is Docker MCP Servers?
Docker MCP Servers is a collection of Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementations for Slack, Notion, and GitHub, designed to be run as Docker containers. Each server is configured via environment variables for authentication tokens and is published as a container image on GitHub Container Registry.
How to use Docker MCP Servers?
Add the provided JSON configuration block to your MCP client configuration (e.g., claude_desktop_config.json), replacing the placeholder environment variable values with your own Slack bot token and team ID, Notion integration token, or GitHub personal access token. Run the MCP client, which will execute each server as a Docker container using the docker run -i --rm command.
Key features of Docker MCP Servers
- Provides MCP servers for Slack, Notion, and GitHub.
- Runs as Docker containers for easy deployment and isolation.
- Uses environment variables for secure authentication.
- Published as ready-to-use images on GitHub Container Registry.
- Containers are ephemeral (removed after use with
--rm).
Use cases of Docker MCP Servers
- Interact with Slack workspaces via MCP from AI assistants.
- Query and manage Notion databases through MCP.
- Perform GitHub repository operations using MCP.
- Centralize MCP server configuration in a single JSON file.
FAQ from Docker MCP Servers
What authentication is required for each server?
Slack requires SLACK_BOT_TOKEN and SLACK_TEAM_ID; Notion requires NOTION_API_TOKEN; GitHub requires GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN. All are passed as environment variables.
What runtime is needed to run these servers?
Docker must be installed on the host machine. The servers are launched via the docker run command and consume no system dependencies other than Docker.
Where are the server images hosted?
All container images are hosted on the GitHub Container Registry under the ghcr.io/tatsuiman/ namespace, with tags like docker-mcp-notion-server-slack:main.
