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DOC-815 | MCP Server #820
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| docker run -d --name arangodb -p 8529:8529 -e ARANGO_ROOT_PASSWORD=test arangodb/arangodb:latest |
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Should use image arangodb or arangodb/enterprise. We no longer publish arangodb/arangodb (CE) since 3.12.5
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@diegomendez40 should we mark it as experimental?
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@nerpaula For now we are planning to keep the MCP repository private, which means that users/customers do not need any local docker or poetry instructions.
Instead, the MCP docker images are uploaded to docker hub . The linked docker hub page also includes instructions on how to use the MCP.
- How are we planning to proceed with the documentation? We should decide whether we want to maintain the detailed docs on docker hub or in our official documentation - What do you prefer?
- Also, have all the listed examples in the "Practical Examples" section been validated to work with the first MCP version?
@maxkernbach I think it's best to keep the detailed usage instructions on Docker hub. We can then simplify our documentation - we just point to the docker hub for pulling the image + instructions. I would still keep in our documentation an overview of the available tools and practical examples (yes, they have been tested and they all work). |
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TO DO: Add official Docker Hub image once it has been published.