A collection of demo MCP servers that showcase how authentication works with the current MCP model, including various runtime scenarios and identity providers.
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Apr 11 2025
A collection of demo MCP servers that showcase how authentication works with the current MCP model, including various runtime scenarios and identity providers.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 11 2025
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What is MCP Authentication Servers?
This MCP authentication server repository provides reference implementations that demonstrate how authentication processes operate within the Model Context Protocol (MCP) framework. It includes servers for different scenarios such as remote, local, or dual-purpose hosting, alongside integrations with various identity providers like Entra ID and GitHub. These demo servers help developers understand MCP-based authentication flows, test their implementations, and ensure compatibility with the MCP specification. Note that the code is intended for demo purposes, and security audits are recommended before production deployment.
Who will use MCP Authentication Servers?
- Developers implementing MCP-based authentication solutions
- Security engineers testing authentication workflows
- Organizations exploring standardized identity protocols
How to use the MCP Authentication Servers?
- Step1: Review the repository and select the appropriate demo server
- Step2: Set up the environment according to the provided instructions
- Step3: Configure necessary identity provider credentials and settings
- Step4: Run the server locally or deploy it to your environment
- Step5: Use client applications to authenticate via the server to test workflows
MCP Authentication Servers's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Demo MCP authentication servers for different scenarios
- Support for various identity providers like Entra ID and GitHub
- Implementation in TypeScript, C# and JavaScript
The Benefits
- Provides practical examples to understand MCP authentication flows
- Facilitates testing and validation of MCP in your environment
- Supports multiple deployment scenarios including local and remote
MCP Authentication Servers's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Testing MCP-based authentication in development environments
- Security protocol validation for enterprise authentication
- Learning resource for implementing MCP authentication workflows
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