Walkthrough of Building MCP Servers with Amazon Q CLI (using Rust) | Amazon Web Services

Published on 16 Jun 2025, 20:24

In this video, you will learn how using MCP (Model Context Protocol) standardizes the way applications provide context to LLMs, enabling powerful integrations with Amazon Q CLI. We will go through the MCP server structure, Tool definitions, AWS SDK Integration, Connectivity, Error Handling etc. After completing this workshop, you can continue your journey with MCP servers and Amazon Q – 1. To extend the capabilities of the example MCP servers (Calculator Server, RDS Operator Server, S3 Operator Server and PG server), 2. Build new MCP Servers, 3. Refine/Optimize your MCP servers and 4. Share your MCP servers by publishing on Github.

References:
1. Building MCP servers workshop - go.aws/4kc1Hqp
2. Amazon SDK for Rust Documentation - go.aws/3HHtBge
3. Amazon Q Developer Documentation - go.aws/4eaiEjs
4. Amazon Q CLI Documentation - go.aws/40aHyJR

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