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Glama listing is missing Dockerfile #5

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@punkpeye

Your MCP server is currently listed on the Glama MCP directory, but it is not available for others to use because it does not have a Dockerfile.

It takes only a few minutes to fix this:

  1. Go to your server's listing: willibrandon/NetContextServer
  2. Click "Claim" to verify ownership.
  3. Once claimed, navigate to the admin Dockerfile page and add a Dockerfile.
  4. Ensure your server passes all the checks.

Once completed, your server will be available for anyone to use.

For context, there are about 60k people using Glama every month and I'd love to see more people using your server.

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  1. punkpeye commented on Apr 27, 2025

    @punkpeye
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    If you need any help setting this up, just ping me here or Discord

  2. willibrandon commented on Apr 27, 2025

    @willibrandon
    Owner

    Hi @punkpeye — thanks a ton for the heads-up and for listing NetContextServer in Glama’s directory! I’ve just claimed the listing and am putting together a slim, multi-stage .NET 9 Dockerfile so the automated build can pass Glama’s security/quality checks. I’ll push it within the next day, then verify the green check-mark in the admin panel. If anything fails I’ll ping you here (or on Discord) for a quick sanity-check. Really appreciate you flagging this and giving the project a shot at reaching Glama’s ~60 k monthly users. 🙌

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