MySQL MCP Server
by RyosukeTanaka
This project provides a Dockerized Minecraft MCP server integrated with MySQL. It allows you to run a Minecraft server with data persistence using a MySQL database.
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What is MySQL MCP Server?
This is a Dockerized Minecraft MCP server that utilizes a MySQL database for data storage. It simplifies the deployment and management of a Minecraft server with persistent data.
How to use MySQL MCP Server?
- Clone the repository. 2. Configure the environment variables for your MySQL server. 3. Run
docker-compose up -d
to build and start the containers. 4. Connect to the server using your Minecraft client atlocalhost:25565
.
Key features of MySQL MCP Server
Dockerized deployment
MySQL integration for data persistence
Automated database table creation
Configurable environment variables
Easy setup with Docker Compose
Use cases of MySQL MCP Server
Hosting a Minecraft server with persistent player data
Running a Minecraft server in a containerized environment
Simplified server management and deployment
Development and testing of Minecraft server modifications
Creating a scalable Minecraft server infrastructure
FAQ from MySQL MCP Server
What are the prerequisites for running this server?
What are the prerequisites for running this server?
You need Docker and Docker Compose installed on your system.
How do I configure the MySQL connection?
How do I configure the MySQL connection?
You can configure the MySQL connection by setting the environment variables MYSQL_HOST
, MYSQL_PORT
, MYSQL_USER
, MYSQL_PASSWORD
, and MYSQL_DATABASE
.
How do I connect to the Minecraft server?
How do I connect to the Minecraft server?
Connect to localhost:25565
using your Minecraft client.
Are the necessary database tables created automatically?
Are the necessary database tables created automatically?
Yes, the required tables are automatically created in the MySQL database.
What security measures should I take?
What security measures should I take?
Always change the default passwords and regularly backup your database, especially in a production environment.