The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a server-based protocol that has gained popularity over the past six months. It offers simplicity and universality, but also presents challenges such as configuration and security concerns. The MCP servers come in different types, including those that run locally on the machine or remotely with OAuth 2.1 authentication. The current configuration files for these servers are often manual and JSON-based, which can be cumbersome. To address this, the authors propose a new tool called `fly mcp launch`, which allows users to easily deploy MCP servers remotely with security and simplicity features like auto-stop, file contents, secrets, region, volumes, and VM sizes. This tool supports multiple clients and configuration files, including Claude, Cursor, Neovim, VS Code, Windsurf, and Zed, and provides a range of deployment options, such as command-line or Machines API usage. The authors are actively working on improving the support for MCP servers, including all transports, deployment via command line or Machines API, and access via HTTP Authorization, wireguard tunnels, and flycast.