Overview
What is MCP Server?
MCP Server is a test setup that uses Vagrant to provision three virtual machines (MCP‑Server, model1, model2) and runs Python scripts to simulate a Model Context Protocol (MCP) environment with one context server and two model servers.
How to use MCP Server?
Run the provided Vagrantfile to create three machines. Copy context_server.py to the MCP‑Server machine, model_1.py to model1, and model_2.py to model2. Then execute python3 context_server.py on the MCP‑Server machine, python3 model_1.py on model1, and python3 model_2.py on model2 to start the test.
Key features of MCP Server
- Connects three Vagrant‑provisioned machines
- Runs a central context server alongside two model servers
- Uses Python scripts for all server processes
- Designed specifically for testing MCP implementations
Use cases of MCP Server
- Testing MCP server‑to‑model communication in a multi‑machine environment
- Simulating a distributed MCP architecture for development and debugging
- Validating script deployment and execution across separate virtual machines
FAQ from MCP Server
What dependencies does MCP Server require?
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What network transport or authentication does MCP Server use?
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Are there any known limits on the number of models or connections?
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