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A server implementation for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), specifically designed for integration with Kubernetes and OpenShift environments to provide dynamic configuration context to client applications.
This project is an implementation of a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server tailored for Kubernetes and OpenShift, enabling applications to receive dynamic configuration and context information from the cluster environment.
Managing dynamic configuration and context for applications running in large, distributed Kubernetes or OpenShift clusters can be complex. This project provides a standardized server to simplify the delivery of configuration data and updates using the Model Context Protocol.
Integrates directly with Kubernetes and OpenShift APIs to source configuration data dynamically.
Serves configuration and context information to client applications over a defined protocol (MCP).
Provides near real-time updates to clients when underlying configuration changes in the cluster.
The MCP server for Kubernetes/OpenShift can be applied in various scenarios requiring dynamic context delivery to applications:
Distribute application configuration or feature flags dynamically sourced from ConfigMaps, Secrets, or custom resources within the cluster.
Enables configuration updates without requiring application restarts, improving agility.
Provide context related to service discovery, traffic routing rules, or security policies to sidecar proxies or application components.
Supports dynamic updates of service mesh configuration based on the cluster state.
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