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Assisted Service Mcp
What is Assisted Service Mcp
The assisted-service-mcp is an MCP server designed for interacting with the OpenShift Assisted Installer API, enabling users to diagnose cluster failures and find solutions.
Use cases
Use cases include diagnosing issues in OpenShift clusters, automating interactions with the OpenShift Assisted Installer API, and providing real-time updates on cluster status.
How to use
To use the assisted-service-mcp, clone the repository from GitHub, obtain your OpenShift API token, and start the server using either STDIO or SSE transport methods. Configure the server according to your chosen transport in the client settings.
Key features
Key features include the ability to diagnose cluster failures, interact with the OpenShift Assisted Installer API, and support for multiple transport methods (STDIO and SSE).
Where to use
The assisted-service-mcp is primarily used in cloud environments where OpenShift is deployed, particularly for managing and troubleshooting OpenShift clusters.
Overview
What is Assisted Service Mcp
The assisted-service-mcp is an MCP server designed for interacting with the OpenShift Assisted Installer API, enabling users to diagnose cluster failures and find solutions.
Use cases
Use cases include diagnosing issues in OpenShift clusters, automating interactions with the OpenShift Assisted Installer API, and providing real-time updates on cluster status.
How to use
To use the assisted-service-mcp, clone the repository from GitHub, obtain your OpenShift API token, and start the server using either STDIO or SSE transport methods. Configure the server according to your chosen transport in the client settings.
Key features
Key features include the ability to diagnose cluster failures, interact with the OpenShift Assisted Installer API, and support for multiple transport methods (STDIO and SSE).
Where to use
The assisted-service-mcp is primarily used in cloud environments where OpenShift is deployed, particularly for managing and troubleshooting OpenShift clusters.
Content
Assisted Service MCP Server
MCP server for interracting with the OpenShift assisted installer API.
Diagnose cluster failures and find out how to fix them.
Try it out:
- Clone the repo:
git clone [email protected]:carbonin/assisted-service-mcp.git
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Get your OpenShift API token from https://cloud.redhat.com/openshift/token
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The server is started and configured differently depending on what transport you want to use
For STDIO:
In VSCode for example:
For SSE (recommended):
Start the server in a terminal:
OFFLINE_TOKEN=<your token> uv run server.py
Configure the server in the client:
Providing the Offline Token via Request Header
If you do not set the OFFLINE_TOKEN
environment variable, you can provide the token as a request header.
When configuring your MCP client, add the OCM-Offline-Token
header:
- Ask about your clusters: