Add Dockerfile

[jdubois]

Add a Dockerfile so the project can be built and run with Docker.

[dgageot]

Works just fine, as far as I can tell

[conniey]

I tried the dockerfile and I don't think it's what we want the docker image to do. We want it to start the MCP server. Running dotnet azmcp by itself ends up showing a help message because there is a CLI mode for azmcp, too.

We would want the docker image to run azmcp server start --transport sse --port {your port}. By default the port is 5008 if nothing is specified.

[conniey]

Please see #16 (comment)

[jdubois]

I've added the server start --transport sse part, but there's no goal to have this run in stdio mode by default? This is the only one supported by Claude Desktop, so I'm a bit surprised.
Concerning the port, I didn't specify it, as in Docker you can map the default 5008 port to whatever you want.

[conniey]

I've added the server start --transport sse part, but there's no goal to have this run in stdio mode by default? This is the only one supported by Claude Desktop, so I'm a bit surprised. Concerning the port, I didn't specify it, as in Docker you can map the default 5008 port to whatever you want.

We can have it run in stdio by default. :)

[joshfree]

assigning to @jdubois while we want for the requested changes

[jdubois]

@conniey I added 2 env variables, AZMCP_TRANSPORT and AZMCP_PORT so those can be parametrized by the end user, is this OK for you?

[conniey]

@conniey I added 2 env variables, AZMCP_TRANSPORT and AZMCP_PORT so those can be parametrized by the end user, is this OK for you?

Sorry, there has been some miscommunication. STDIO for the docker image is fine. :) The Dockerfile works great going back to the previous commit and changing:
CMD ["server", "start", "--transport", "sse"]
to
CMD ["server", "start" ]

Thank you again for your contribution!

[jdubois]

@conniey I modified the Dockerfile to have stdio by default, but kept the environment variables to easily set up the sse transport & port, and documented it. Is it fine like this?

[conniey]

Thank you!

[conniey]

This could help with #64