git-activity-analyzer

In this task, you'll package an MCP server into a Docker image, run it in a container, and verify that it works over SSE.

Workflow at a glance

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1. Set up your environment

2. Complete the Dockerfile

3. Build the Docker image

4. Run the container with SSE

5. Verify the health endpoint

6. Submit your task

Related MCP server: Local Git Changes Analyzer

1. Set up your environment

Once you log in to your GitHub account, the repository for this task will be added automatically.

1. Confirm that mcp-docker-practice appears in your account.

2. Clone the repo locally and open it in your editor.

3. Make sure Docker is installed and running.

2. Complete the Dockerfile

Open Dockerfile in the repo root and fill in the TODOs.

Your image should:

• Use python:3.11-slim as the base image

• Install git (required by GitPython)

• Copy pyproject.toml and the source code into the image

• Install the package

• Declare a volume at /repo

• Set the default command to start the server

3. Build the Docker image

Build the image from the project root:

docker build -t git-activity-analyzer .

4. Run the container with SSE

1. Run the container in SSE mode and expose port 8000 (use the README command).

2. Mount any local Git repo into the container at /repo.

Verify the server is running

Open:

http://localhost:8000/health

Confirm that the server responds with:

{"status":"ok"}

The /health endpoint is exempt from authentication so monitoring tools (and you) can check whether the server is alive without needing an API key.

6. Submit your task

Before submitting, review the submission checklist below.

✅ Submission checklist

• Dockerfile is complete with all TODOs filled in

• docker build -t git-activity-analyzer . succeeds

• The container starts and exposes port 8000

• http://localhost:8000/health returns {"status":"ok"}