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Setting up MCP OAuth on Cloudflare

Setting up MCP OAuth on Cloudflare - OAuth Tutorial

From the course: Unboxing AI: Build a Remote MCP Server from Zero to Deployed with OAuth

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Setting up MCP OAuth on Cloudflare

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- Now we need to take this application and put it onto the web. And this is where things change because you can't save the keys and IDs and everything in the project and then just push them. Instead, you have to create secrets that are stored on Cloudflare, that no one can ever see, that are used by Cloudflare to gain access to GitHub. So here's how that's done. First, crash out of the local running process. I'll just type in clear to clear everything. Next, you need to set up keys for this application on Cloudflare. You can do that in two ways: You can either start by creating the keys and sending them to Cloudflare, and then deploy the application afterwards. Or you can deploy the application without the keys, and then send in the keys afterwards. You end up with the same thing. However, in the template that Cloudflare provides, there's already a set of default keys set up in a file, and if you don't take those keys out, those keys will override any keys you set into the system…

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