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How to get a backlink from Docker MCP Registry

github.com/docker/mcp-registryLast updated

Open submit page on github.com/docker/mcp-registry (opens in a new tab)

In short

What you get
A listing page on Docker MCP Registry (“Catalog entry (PR)”)
Link type
Unknown. We have no record of it; check once your listing is live.
Cost
Free.
Time
A few hours of your own work, plus whatever review the site runs.
Requirements
Add a server.yaml for your MCP server in a pull request; once Docker approves it, it appears in the Docker MCP Catalog. Conditions apply.
Submission path
Not yet checked by us. Our note: “Site's own page seen 2026-11-05”.Official page we read (opens in a new tab)

Before you submit

  • Open the submit page first and confirm the form still exists: we have not tried this path ourselves.
  • Once your listing is live, inspect the link's rel attribute: our record of the link type is unconfirmed.

How to submit to Docker MCP Registry

  1. Get your material ready

    Add a server.yaml for your MCP server in a pull request; once Docker approves it, it appears in the Docker MCP Catalog.

  2. Meet the site's conditions

    Read Docker MCP Registry's stated conditions below and make sure your entry meets them.

  3. Submit on github.com/docker/mcp-registry

    Open the submission page on github.com/docker/mcp-registry and complete its form — that is the "Open submit page" link at the top of this page.

    Open the submit page on github.com/docker/mcp-registry (opens in a new tab)

Conditions and cautions

  • Docker MCP Registry's stated conditions

    MCP servers only. Local servers need a Dockerfile; remote servers need streamable-http or SSE. License must allow consumption (MIT/Apache preferred; GPL not accepted). CI must pass; every PR reviewed by the Docker team; test credentials shared via their form.

Alternatives to Docker MCP Registry

Developer registries with a similar value score, in the same order as the category page.