What is Polarion MCP Servers?
Polarion MCP Servers is a repository containing Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementations designed for integration with Polarion Application Lifecycle Management (ALM). It facilitates the management and interaction with Polarion work items.
How to use Polarion MCP Servers?
To use the Polarion MCP Servers, you can run the server via Docker on a Linux server. You need to create a configuration directory, pull the Docker image, configure the Polarion settings in a JSON file, and run the Docker container to start the server.
Key features of Polarion MCP Servers?
- Supports reading Polarion work items.
- Provides a console-based MCP server for local installations.
- Offers a SSE-based MCP server for server-based installations.
Use cases of Polarion MCP Servers?
- Integrating Polarion with various development tools.
- Managing and accessing Polarion work items remotely.
- Facilitating communication between Polarion and other applications through MCP.
FAQ from Polarion MCP Servers?
- What are the prerequisites for running Polarion MCP Servers?
You need .NET 9.0 SDK or later and Docker for container deployment.
- Can I run Polarion MCP Servers on Windows?
The recommended setup is on a Linux server using Docker, but it can be configured for other environments with appropriate adjustments.
- How do I configure the Polarion client?
You can configure the client by setting the server name and URL in the MCP settings UI or by modifying the settings.json file in your development environment.