MCP Server: PostgreSQL Docker Initializer

What is MCP Server: PostgreSQL Docker Initializer?

MCP Server: PostgreSQL Docker Initializer is a tool designed to initialize a PostgreSQL database within a Docker container, facilitating the setup of a database environment quickly and efficiently.

How to use MCP Server: PostgreSQL Docker Initializer?

To use this project, ensure Docker is running, then follow the instructions in the provided Makefile or run the commands manually to install dependencies, build the project, and start the server.

Key features of MCP Server: PostgreSQL Docker Initializer?

• Automatically pulls the latest PostgreSQL Docker image if not present.
• Creates a new Docker container configured with a specified database name, user, and password.
• Maps the container's internal port to a random available port on the host.
• Automatically removes the container when stopped.
• Returns a PostgreSQL connection URL for easy access.

Use cases of MCP Server: PostgreSQL Docker Initializer?

1. Quickly setting up a PostgreSQL database for development and testing.
2. Automating the initialization of database environments in CI/CD pipelines.
3. Simplifying the process of managing PostgreSQL containers for various applications.

FAQ from MCP Server: PostgreSQL Docker Initializer?

• What are the prerequisites for using this project?

You need Node.js, npm, and Docker installed and running.

• Is the default password secure?

No, the default password is hardcoded and insecure. It is recommended to implement a more secure password management method for production use.

• How do I clean the project?

You can clean the project by running make clean, which removes unnecessary files.