📄️ Enabling the AtScale MCP Server
To get started with AtScale's MCP Server, you must first enable it in your values override file:
📄️ Setting Up a Development Environment
You can set up a development environment with the AtScale MCP Server using an npm service called mcp-remote. For more information on mcp-remote, refer to the npm documentation.
📄️ System Hardening
By default, AtScale allows the setup of any service. To restrict access from services not in your company whitelist, you can add rules to your atscale-mcp client in the Identity Broker.
📄️ Cluster Route Mapping for Custom Reverse Proxies
If you don't use AtScale's pre-configured nginx and want to route MCP traffic through your own reverse proxy (such as HAProxy, Traefik, a different nginx, Kubernetes Ingress, etc.), you need to forward four path prefixes to the MCP Server on port 3003.