What does the server do?
It creates an AWS Lightsail instance, connects via SSH, installs Docker and Caddy, clones a GitHub repository, runs `docker compose up -d`, configures Cloudflare DNS, and returns the access URL — all through MCP tools.
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The MCP Lightsail Deployment Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that automates deploying projects to AWS Lightsail instances, configures DNS via Cloudflare, and provides real-time progress tracking through Server-Sent Events (SSE). It is designed for developers and LLM-based clients who need to spin up and manage full‑stack deployments with minimal manual steps.
Clone the repository, install dependencies (npm install), configure environment variables (AWS credentials, Cloudflare tokens, encryption key), build (npm run build), and start (npm start). The server exposes MCP tools (e.g., create_vm, redeploy_project, get_vm_status) and a SSE endpoint at /sse/:sessionId for real‑time deployment progress.
It creates an AWS Lightsail instance, connects via SSH, installs Docker and Caddy, clones a GitHub repository, runs `docker compose up -d`, configures Cloudflare DNS, and returns the access URL — all through MCP tools.
Node.js, npm, a GitHub Personal Access Token, AWS credentials (Access Key, Secret Key, SSH key), and Cloudflare API token with DNS edit permissions. The server handles the rest (Docker, Caddy installation) automatically.
After starting a deployment, the server returns a `sessionId`. Connect to `GET /sse/:sessionId` to receive Server‑Sent Events with types `progress`, `log`, `error`, `complete`, and `status`.
Sensitive credentials (AWS keys, SSH keys, GitHub tokens) are encrypted at rest using the `ENCRYPTION_KEY` environment variable. Default configurations may also be stored in the `.env` file.
The server exposes HTTP endpoints (`POST /mcp`, `GET /mcp`, `DELETE /mcp`) for MCP protocol communication. It does not specify built‑in authentication; the README advises implementing proper access controls for the MCP server.
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