Summary: Deploying Python-Based MCP Server on Amazon Lightsail with Gemini CLI
This tutorial outlines an incremental, step-by-step process for deploying a Python-based Model Control Plane (MCP) server on Amazon Lightsail Instances. The goal is to validate the deployment and ensure that it can be used effectively as part of a larger cloud-based architecture.
Key Steps:
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Setup Environment:
- Ensure you have the necessary tools installed:
aws-clilightsail-climake
- Ensure you have the necessary tools installed:
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Deploy Python MCP Server Locally:
- Navigate to the directory containing the Python MCP sample code.
- Refresh AWS credentials using
save-aws-creds.sh. - Deploy the MCP server locally by running:
sh
1make deploy
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Validate Deployment:
- Check the status of the deployed instance and container service:
sh
1make status - Get the endpoint URL for the deployed service:
sh
1make endpoint
- Check the status of the deployed instance and container service:
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Configure Gemini CLI Settings:
- Update the
settings.jsonfile with the new MCP server details:json1undefined
- Update the
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