db-mcp-server
by xJuliMendez
A Docker DB MCP Server tool. It allows you to manage and configure database connections within a Docker environment.
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What is db-mcp-server?
The Docker DB MCP Server tool is designed to simplify the management of database connections within Docker containers. It provides a centralized configuration for accessing databases.
How to use db-mcp-server?
To use the server, create a .cursor/mcp.json
file with the server configuration, specifying the command and arguments to start the server. Also, create a configuration file containing database connection details (container name, username, password, database) and pass it to the server. Finally, enable the MCP server in your cursor settings.
Key features of db-mcp-server
Centralized database configuration
Docker container compatibility
Simplified database access
Configurable server settings
Use cases of db-mcp-server
Managing database connections in Docker environments
Simplifying database access for applications
Centralized configuration for multiple databases
Automated database connection setup
FAQ from db-mcp-server
What is the purpose of the .cursor/mcp.json file?
What is the purpose of the .cursor/mcp.json file?
It defines the configuration for the MCP server, including the command and arguments to start it.
What information should be included in the config file?
What information should be included in the config file?
The config file should contain database connection details such as container name, username, password, and database name.
How do I enable the MCP server?
How do I enable the MCP server?
You need to enable the MCP server in your cursor settings after configuring it.
Can I use this server with databases other than MySQL?
Can I use this server with databases other than MySQL?
The provided configuration example is for MySQL, but the server can potentially be adapted for other database types with appropriate configuration.
Where can I find more detailed documentation?
Where can I find more detailed documentation?
Currently, the README provides the primary source of information. More detailed documentation may be added in the future.