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Enhancement: Containerized Deployment for MCP Server
This pull request introduces support for running the MCP server within a containerized environment. By enabling containerization, we facilitate seamless integration with platforms like LibreChat and other server-side components that rely on container-based deployments.
Benefits:
Ease of Deployment: Containerization simplifies the deployment process across various environments, ensuring consistency and reducing setup complexities.
Enhanced Compatibility: Running the MCP server in a container ensures better compatibility with other containerized services, promoting smoother integrations.
Scalability: Containers allow for easier scaling of services, which is beneficial as the demand on the MCP server grows.
Isolation: Containerization provides an isolated environment, enhancing security and reducing potential conflicts with other services.
This enhancement aims to broaden the usability of the MCP server, making it more adaptable to modern deployment practices and integration scenarios.