galaxium-travels-mcp-compose-watsonx-orchestrate

thomassuedbroecker/galaxium-travels-mcp-compose-watsonx-orchestrate

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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server is a versatile tool designed to facilitate communication and integration between various applications and services, particularly in the context of AI and orchestration platforms.

End to End Agent Use Case Implementation with Galaxium Travels: Full Local Setup Guide and MCP

Galaxium Travels local MCP Server, watsonx Orchestrate Development Edition, and Docker-Compose

Custom Docker-Compose in watsonx Orchestrate it not official supported: https://developer.watson-orchestrate.ibm.com/developer_edition/custom_yaml Important Note: Before starting watsonx Orchestrate Developer Edition with a custom Docker Compose file, make sure you understand every change in your configuration. The ADK doesn’t offers official support to custom Compose setups, so you’re responsible for troubleshooting any issues that arise.

This repository demonstrates how to set up a MCP server locally and integrate it into the watsonx Orchestrate Development Edition using Docker-Compose.

  • MCP Server: The image below shows simplified dependencies of the entire setup, including:
    • Docker Compose
    • watsonx Orchestrate Development Edition Server
      • Agent
      • Tools
      • Connection
    • Langfuse
    • MCP server

This repository contains resources for the "galaxium_travels_mcp-compose-watsonx-orchestrate" project, utilizing the watsonx Orchestrate Development Edition.

0. Clone this repository to your local machine

This is to ensure you use the same folder structure as defined in the following documentation.

git clone https://github.com/thomassuedbroecker/galaxium-travels-mcp-compose-watsonx-orchestrate.git
cd galaxium-travels-mcp-compose-watsonx-orchestrate
  • Inspect the folder structure:
tree .
.
├── 1-galaxium_setup.md
├── 2-watsonx_adk_setup.md
├── 3-connect-to-the-mcp-server-with-mcp-inspector.md
├── 4-connect-to-the-mcp-server.md
├── 5-create-an-agent-and-test-the-mcp-tool.md
├── example-application-infrastructure
│   └── README.md
├── images
│   ├── connect-to-mcp-locally-01.jpg
│   ├── connect-to-mcp-locally-02.jpg
│   ├── connect-to-mcp-locally-03.jpg
│   ├── ...
│   └── mcp-server-overview-01.png
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
└── watsonx-orchestrate-adk
    └── README.md
1. Start your container engine

Ensure your container engine is running on your desktop. Configuring container manager

Additional information:

  • Docker Desktop (tested only on Mac OS):
    • Kubernetes must be enabled, Settings -> Kubernetes -> Enable Kubernetes, leave the rest by default (kubeadm is sufficient)
    • Start Docker Desktop neurally
    • Enter the .kube directory from your home directory under Settings -> Resources -> File sharing (i.e. /Users//.kube)
2. Set up the example Galaxium Travels Infrastructure
3. Set up the watsonx Orchestrate ADK and watsonx Orchestrate Development Server
4. Connect to the MCP server with MCP inspector
5. Connect to MCP Gateway and MCP server
6. Create a new Agent and test the MCP Tool
7. Additional resources