GCP MCP Server

# 🚀 GitHub Repository Setup Guide This guide will help you set up the GitHub repository for the GCP MCP Server with proper branch protection and permissions. ## 📋 Prerequisites - GitHub account: `jayrajgoya` - Git installed locally - GitHub CLI installed (optional but recommended) ## 🔧 Repository Creation Steps ### 1. Create GitHub Repository **Option A: Using GitHub Web Interface** 1. Go to https://github.com/new 2. Repository name: `gcp-mcp` 3. Description: `🔌 Model Context Protocol server for Google Cloud Platform - integrate GCP logs, monitoring & analytics with AI assistants like Claude` 4. Set to **Public** 5. ✅ Add README file (we'll replace it) 6. ✅ Add .gitignore (choose Python) 7. ✅ Choose MIT License **Option B: Using GitHub CLI** ```bash cd /Users/jayraj/gcp-mcp gh repo create jayrajgoya/gcp-mcp --public --description "🔌 Model Context Protocol server for Google Cloud Platform - integrate GCP logs, monitoring & analytics with AI assistants like Claude" ``` ### 2. Initialize Local Repository ```bash cd /Users/jayraj/gcp-mcp # Initialize git (if not already done) git init # Add remote origin git remote add origin https://github.com/jayrajgoya/gcp-mcp.git # Add all files git add . # Create initial commit git commit -m "🎉 Initial release v1.0.0 - Complete GCP MCP Server implementation - 16 tools for logging and monitoring - Claude Code integration support - Docker and multi-platform support - Comprehensive documentation - Enterprise-grade security and testing 🔧 Features: - Cloud Logging integration with advanced analytics - Real-time error analysis and root cause detection - Multi-project support for enterprise environments - One-command Claude Code integration - Docker deployment ready - 100% test coverage with CI/CD pipeline 🛡️ Security: - No hardcoded credentials - Comprehensive input validation - Security scanning with Bandit - Best practices documentation 📚 Documentation: - Complete setup guides - API documentation for all tools - Contributing guidelines - Security policy" # Push to main branch git branch -M main git push -u origin main ``` ### 3. Set Up Branch Protection **Using GitHub Web Interface:** 1. Go to `https://github.com/jayrajgoya/gcp-mcp/settings/branches` 2. Click "Add rule" 3. Branch name pattern: `main` 4. Configure the following settings: **✅ Require a pull request before merging** - ✅ Require approvals: 1 - ✅ Dismiss stale PR approvals when new commits are pushed - ✅ Require review from code owners **✅ Require status checks to pass before merging** - ✅ Require branches to be up to date before merging - Add required status checks: - `test (ubuntu-latest, 3.10)` - `test (ubuntu-latest, 3.11)` - `test (ubuntu-latest, 3.12)` - `security` - `build` **✅ Require conversation resolution before merging** **✅ Restrict pushes that create files** - ✅ Restrict to admins and users with push access **✅ Do not allow bypassing the above settings** 5. Click "Create" **Using GitHub CLI:** ```bash gh api repos/jayrajgoya/gcp-mcp/branches/main/protection \\ --method PUT \\ --field required_status_checks='{"strict":true,"contexts":["test (ubuntu-latest, 3.10)","test (ubuntu-latest, 3.11)","test (ubuntu-latest, 3.12)","security","build"]}' \\ --field enforce_admins=true \\ --field required_pull_request_reviews='{"required_approving_review_count":1,"dismiss_stale_reviews":true}' \\ --field restrictions=null ``` ### 4. Configure Repository Settings **In `https://github.com/jayrajgoya/gcp-mcp/settings`:** #### General Settings - ✅ Allow merge commits - ✅ Allow squash merging - ✅ Allow rebase merging - ✅ Always suggest updating pull request branches - ✅ Allow auto-merge - ✅ Automatically delete head branches #### Security & Analysis - ✅ Dependency graph - ✅ Dependabot alerts - ✅ Dependabot security updates - ✅ Secret scanning - ✅ Push protection for secrets #### Issues - ✅ Issues enabled - Set up issue templates (already created) #### Discussions - ✅ Enable Discussions (for community questions) ### 5. Set Up Repository Secrets For automated releases, add these secrets in `https://github.com/jayrajgoya/gcp-mcp/settings/secrets/actions`: 1. **PYPI_API_TOKEN** - Create token at https://pypi.org/manage/account/token/ - Scope: Entire account (or specific to gcp-mcp after first release) - Add as repository secret ### 6. Create Release **Option A: Using GitHub Web Interface** 1. Go to `https://github.com/jayrajgoya/gcp-mcp/releases` 2. Click "Create a new release" 3. Tag: `v1.0.0` 4. Release title: `🚀 GCP MCP Server v1.0.0 - Production Ready!` 5. Use the release notes from marketing materials 6. ✅ Set as latest release 7. Click "Publish release" **Option B: Using GitHub CLI** ```bash gh release create v1.0.0 \\ --title "🚀 GCP MCP Server v1.0.0 - Production Ready!" \\ --notes-file RELEASE_NOTES_v1.0.0.md \\ --latest ``` ### 7. Verify Setup **Check that everything is working:** ```bash # Verify CI/CD triggers git checkout -b test-ci-cd echo "# Test" >> TEST.md git add TEST.md git commit -m "test: verify CI/CD pipeline" git push origin test-ci-cd # Create test PR gh pr create --title "test: verify CI/CD pipeline" --body "Testing that CI/CD runs correctly" # Check that CI/CD runs automatically # Then close the PR gh pr close test-ci-cd git checkout main git branch -D test-ci-cd ``` ## 🔐 Permissions Summary With this setup: - ✅ **Anyone can**: - Fork the repository - Create issues - Submit pull requests - Participate in discussions - ✅ **Only Jayraj can**: - Merge pull requests to main - Create releases - Modify repository settings - Override branch protection (as admin) - ✅ **Automated CI/CD will**: - Run tests on all PRs - Block merging if tests fail - Publish releases when tags are pushed - Scan for security vulnerabilities ## 🎯 Next Steps After repository setup: 1. Announce on social media 2. Submit to MCP community 3. Create demo videos 4. Write blog posts 5. Engage with early users Your repository will be live at: **https://github.com/jayrajgoya/gcp-mcp** 🎉