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MCP Server

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The MCP Server is a centralized platform providing standardized APIs for agents to interact with infrastructure components. It abstracts away the complexity of direct infrastructure interactions and provides a unified interface for automation agents.

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What is MCP Server?

The MCP Server is a Management Control Plane designed to provide a centralized platform with standardized APIs for agents to interact with infrastructure components like Kubernetes clusters and network devices.

How to use MCP Server?

The MCP Server exposes RESTful APIs for managing Kubernetes clusters and network devices. Agents can use these APIs to perform tasks such as deploying applications, managing network configurations, and retrieving operational data. The server supports authentication, authorization, and secure communication.

Key features of MCP Server

  • Standardized RESTful APIs

  • Kubernetes Cluster Management

  • Network Device Interaction (Cisco, Juniper)

  • Authentication and Authorization

  • Extensible Module Architecture

Use cases of MCP Server

  • Automated deployment and management of applications on Kubernetes

  • Network configuration management and automation

  • Centralized control and monitoring of infrastructure components

  • Simplified agent development through standardized APIs

FAQ from MCP Server

What is the primary goal of the MCP Server?

To abstract away the complexity of direct infrastructure interactions and provide a unified interface for automation agents.

What infrastructure domains are initially supported?

Kubernetes Cluster Management and Network Device Interaction.

What authentication methods are supported?

JWT or API key-based authentication.

What is the purpose of the Network module?

To enable interaction with Cisco and Juniper network devices for tasks like command execution and configuration management.

How can the MCP Server be extended?

By adding additional modules for cloud providers, databases, monitoring systems, or CI/CD systems.