mcp_server
This project enables AI assistants to execute Python code on RunPod infrastructure using the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
The RunPod Python Code Execution with MCP project is designed to facilitate the execution of Python code by AI assistants on RunPod's serverless infrastructure. It consists of a RunPod Serverless API for executing Python code and an MCP server that interfaces with the RunPod API, providing a standardized interface for AI assistants. The system architecture involves an AI assistant, an MCP server, and the RunPod API. The project includes steps for setting up the RunPod serverless environment, deploying Docker images, and configuring the MCP server. It also outlines the interaction sequence between components, security considerations, troubleshooting tips, and advanced configuration options. The serverless approach is chosen for its advantages in resource management and simplicity, despite some limitations like cold start latency and limited persistent storage.
Features
- Serverless Python Code Execution: Execute Python code on RunPod's serverless infrastructure.
- MCP Server Integration: Connect AI assistants to RunPod using the Model Context Protocol.
- Docker-Based Deployment: Use Docker images to deploy and manage code execution environments.
- Security and Isolation: Code execution occurs in isolated containers with limited execution time.
- Advanced Configuration: Customize execution timeouts, Dockerfile libraries, and error handling.
MCP Tools
- {'execute_python_code': 'Runs Python code on RunPod'}
- {'check_runpod_status': 'Checks the connection status with RunPod'}
Usage with Different Platforms
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python
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
x = np.linspace(0, 10, 100)
y = np.sin(x)
plt.plot(x, y)
plt.title("Sine Wave")
plt.savefig("sine_wave.png")
print("Generated sine wave plot")
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the prerequisites for setting up the RunPod serverless environment?
You need Docker installed, a RunPod account with an API key, and basic knowledge of Docker and Python.
How do I test my RunPod serverless API endpoint?
You can test your endpoint using a curl command with your endpoint ID and RunPod API key.
What are the security considerations for this setup?
Code execution happens in isolated containers with limited execution time to prevent resource abuse. Additional security measures should be implemented for production use.
Why choose serverless over pod creation?
Serverless infrastructure is chosen for its simplicity, resource management efficiency, and lack of persistent connection requirements, despite some limitations like cold start latency.
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