MCP_Supabase_Self_Host

MCP_Supabase_Self_Host

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databases

The project provides a guide to host a local MCP server on macOS, enabling querying of a Supabase PostgreSQL database using Docker. It emphasizes setting up the environment to utilize natural language queries for database interaction.

Host Your Own MCP in macOS to Query Supabase

This guide provides a walkthrough for setting up a local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server on macOS to query a Supabase PostgreSQL database using Docker.

Prerequisites:

  • Supabase account and project credentials.
  • Docker Desktop for macOS installed.

Steps:

  1. Install Docker: Follow the instructions to download and set it up.
  2. Create docker-compose.yml: Define services for the PostgreSQL database and MCP server.
  3. Configure Your Environment: Update connection details in your configuration file.
  4. Start the Docker Containers: Use Docker commands to launch services.
  5. Verify the Services: Ensure containers are running by checking their status.
  6. Interact with Your MCP Server: Access the server via http://localhost:3000 to perform SQL operations using natural language queries.

The setup allows integrations with other services and provides a foundation to work with natural language queries for database operations.

Conclusion

You successfully hosted an MCP server locally on macOS for database interaction.