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A simple Ping-Pong server demonstrating Model Context Protocol (MCP) calls via FastAPI, using API endpoints or SSE for communication.
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A simple Ping-Pong server demonstrating Model Context Protocol (MCP) calls via FastAPI, using API endpoints or SSE for communication.
The Ping-Pong server is relatively safe due to its simple functionality. However, the lack of authentication and input validation in the basic example poses a risk, especially if deployed in a production environment. It is safe for educational purposes and experimentation but requires additional security measures for real-world use.
The Ping-Pong server is expected to have low latency due to its simple logic. Performance may degrade under heavy load without proper optimization.
The cost is primarily related to server resources. API calls are lightweight, but high traffic could increase costs.
pingResponds with 'pong'.
Read-only operation with no side effects.
pongResponds with 'ping'.
Read-only operation with no side effects.
countReturns the number of ping-pong exchanges.
Read-only operation; retrieves a counter value.
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The Ping-Pong server is relatively safe due to its simple functionality. However, the lack of authentication and input validation in the basic example poses a risk, especially if deployed in a production environment. It is safe for educational purposes and experimentation but requires additional security measures for real-world use.
The server provides basic read and write operations for the ping-pong exchange, but it lacks sandboxing and rollback support.
Production Tip
Implement proper authentication and input validation before deploying to production to prevent unauthorized access and potential vulnerabilities.
It demonstrates MCP calls via FastAPI using API endpoints or SSE for a simple ping-pong exchange.
Run `poetry install` to install the required packages.
Run `python mcp-api-server.py`.
Run `python mcp-sse-server.py`.
The basic example lacks authentication and input validation, requiring additional security measures for production use.
`GET /ping-pong?prompt_name=<prompt_name>` retrieves a prompt, and `POST /ping-pong` invokes MCP tool commands.
It is not recommended without implementing proper authentication, input validation, and other security measures.