ovn-kubernetes-mcp

# ovn-kubernetes-mcp Repo hosting the Model Context Protocol Server for troubleshooting OVN-Kubernetes ## How to connect to the MCP Server For connecting to the MCP server, the following steps are required: ```shell make build ``` The server supports 2 operating modes: - `live-cluster` (default): Connect to a live Kubernetes cluster for real-time debugging - `offline`: Offline troubleshooting without requiring cluster access The server currently supports 2 transport modes: `stdio` and `http`. ### Live Cluster Mode For `stdio` mode, the server can be run and connected to by using the following configuration in an MCP host (Cursor, Claude, etc.): ```json { "mcpServers": { "ovn-kubernetes": { "command": "/PATH-TO-THE-LOCAL-GIT-REPO/_output/ovnk-mcp-server", "args": [ "--kubeconfig", "/PATH-TO-THE-KUBECONFIG-FILE" ] } } } ``` For `http` mode, the server should be started separately: ```shell ./PATH-TO-THE-LOCAL-GIT-REPO/_output/ovnk-mcp-server --transport http --kubeconfig /PATH-TO-THE-KUBECONFIG-FILE ``` The following configuration should be used in an MCP host (Cursor, Claude, etc.) to connect to the server: ```json { "mcpServers": { "ovn-kubernetes": { "url": "http://localhost:8080" } } } ``` ### Offline Mode For offline troubleshooting (e.g., analyzing sosreports), use `--mode offline`: For `stdio` mode: ```json { "mcpServers": { "ovn-kubernetes": { "command": "/PATH-TO-THE-LOCAL-GIT-REPO/_output/ovnk-mcp-server", "args": ["--mode", "offline"] } } } ``` For `http` mode: ```shell ./PATH-TO-THE-LOCAL-GIT-REPO/_output/ovnk-mcp-server --transport http --mode offline ```