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mcp-server-etcd

by rleungx

This repository likely contains an implementation of a Model Configuration Protocol (MCP) server that utilizes etcd for storage and coordination. Further information is needed to provide a complete summary.

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What is mcp-server-etcd?

An MCP server implementation using etcd as a backend. It likely provides a mechanism for managing and distributing configuration data to clients.

How to use mcp-server-etcd?

Without further details, general usage would involve deploying the server, configuring it to connect to an etcd cluster, and then using MCP clients to retrieve configuration data. Specific instructions would depend on the server's API and configuration options.

Key features of mcp-server-etcd

  • Configuration storage in etcd

  • MCP protocol support

  • Scalability through etcd

  • Configuration versioning (likely)

Use cases of mcp-server-etcd

  • Centralized configuration management

  • Dynamic configuration updates

  • Service discovery integration

  • Microservices configuration

FAQ from mcp-server-etcd

What is MCP?

Model Configuration Protocol. It's a protocol for distributing configuration data.

Why use etcd?

etcd provides a distributed, reliable key-value store suitable for configuration management.

How do I deploy this server?

Specific deployment instructions are needed, but it would likely involve building the server and configuring it to connect to an etcd cluster.

How do I configure the server?

Configuration options would likely involve specifying the etcd endpoints, authentication details, and other server-specific settings.

What are the performance characteristics?

Performance depends on the etcd cluster and network conditions. etcd is generally performant for reads, but writes can be more expensive.