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Let's make an MCP Server!

MCP servers are fundamentally tool-providers to our Agentic Gen AI tools and provide a robust vendor-agnostic solution to building and sharing custom tooling to the overall Open Source community.

And making one is not as hard as some might think. Today we'll explore making an MCP server and hosting it both locally and in GCP. We'll cover usage patterns and wrap with costs and next steps.

This talk will take us through every step from ideation, to initial hello world creation, through to a full solution buildout. We'll explore streamable HTTP vs STDIO and implement both NPX and container driven solutions. Lastly, we'll cover hosting as a serverless function in GCP as well as a self-managed option in a local Kubernetes.


bio of Isaac Johnson

Isaac Johnson

Sr Staff Cloud Architect

Abbott

With a background as a Cloud and SRE Architect, I have a passion for process and building out scalable solutions.  My career has spanned over 20 years experience, and I've had the honor of working at local companies such as Medtronic, Abbott, Thomson Reuters, and CH Robinson with a focus on SRE, DevOps and Cloud Migrations.   Today, as a Senior Staff Cloud Architect at Abbott (SJM) in the Structured Heart division, my focus is on transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI) next generation solutions.  I live in Woodbury, MN and enjoy camping, canoeing and fishing with three wonderful daughter

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