Check out the Building Serverless MCP Servers and What Does Peppa Pig Have To Do With It blog for the full story.
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A Peppa MCP Server running natively on AWS Lambda and Amazon API Gateway without any extra bridging components or custom transports. This is now possible thanks to the Streamable HTTP transport introduced in v2025-03-26.
Architecture is as simple as it gets:
- AWS CLI
- Terraform
Install dependencies:
cd src
npm install
cd ..Bootstrap server and set env var with MCP Server endpoint:
cd terraform
terraform init
terraform plan
terraform apply
export PEPPA_MCP_SERVER_ENDPOINT=$(terraform output --raw endpoint_url)
cd ..Note: It might take a few seconds for API Gateway endpoint to become operational.
Run client:
node src/client.jsObserve the response:
> node client.js
listResources response: {
resources: [
{
uri: 'peppa://timeslots',
name: 'timeslots',
description: 'Use this resource to get all open timeslots for ordering tickets to the Peppa Pig Theme Park.',
mimeType: 'text/plain'
}
]
}
readResource response: {
contents: [
{
uri: 'peppa://timeslots',
mimeType: 'text/plain',
text: 'Available timeslots are: April 19th 2025, April 20th 2025, April 21st 2025'
}
]
}
listTools response: {
tools: [
{
name: 'order-tickets',
description: 'Use this tool to order tickets to the Peppa Pig Park. The tool expects two parameters - timeslot and quantity. The timeslot should be a stringified date. The quantity should be a number. Example: order-tickets(timeslot: "April 19, 2025", quantity: 3) The tool will return a text message with the order number. ',
inputSchema: [Object]
}
]
}
callTool response: {
content: [
{
type: 'text',
text: "You've ordered 3 tickets for April 19th, 2025. Your order number is OINK-1234."
}
]
}