MCP Servers
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This project contains multiple MCP (Modular Communication Protocol) servers, each providing different functional modules. These servers are developed in Kotlin and based on the Quarkus framework.
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What is MCP Servers?
A collection of Modular Communication Protocol (MCP) servers providing functionalities like date/time zone handling, Excel file processing, and Google Drive file operations.
How to use MCP Servers?
Each server can be deployed independently as an uber-jar. They interact with other systems through the MCP communication protocol. Refer to the individual service directories (date-zone, excel, google-drive) for specific usage instructions.
Key features of MCP Servers
Date and time zone processing
Excel file manipulation
Google Drive file operations
Developed in Kotlin using Quarkus
MCP communication protocol support
Use cases of MCP Servers
Centralized date/time zone management for distributed systems
Automated Excel report generation and processing
Integration with Google Drive for file storage and management
Building modular microservices
Data transformation and processing pipelines
FAQ from MCP Servers
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Modular Communication Protocol, used for inter-service communication.
What programming language is used?
What programming language is used?
The servers are developed using Kotlin.
What framework is used?
What framework is used?
The servers are based on the Quarkus framework.
How are the servers deployed?
How are the servers deployed?
Each server can be deployed independently as an uber-jar.
Where can I find specific usage instructions?
Where can I find specific usage instructions?
Refer to the individual service directories (date-zone, excel, google-drive) for detailed instructions.