MCPCAN is an open-source centralized management platform designed specifically for MCP (Model Context Protocol) services. It facilitates the deployment, monitoring, and security management of MCP services using containerization technology, primarily leveraging Docker and Kubernetes for cloud-native scalability. The platform supports multiple MCP access protocols including SSE, STDIO, and STEAMABLEHTTP, enabling flexible and seamless integration across different MCP service architectures. MCPCAN addresses common challenges in MCP service deployment such as system configuration conflicts by using container-based deployment, which isolates services and ensures consistent environments. The platform offers a modern web interface built with Vue.js and TypeScript, providing DevOps and development teams with comprehensive lifecycle management capabilities for MCP services. Key features include unified management of all MCP service instances and configurations, real-time monitoring of service status and performance, security authentication with identity and permission management, and one-stop deployment for rapid release and configuration of MCP services. MCPCAN also supports protocol conversion, allowing interoperability between various MCP protocols. MCPCAN is composed of several components including a web UI, backend microservices, an MCP gateway, a service marketplace, and an authentication and authorization service. The backend is developed in Go and uses MySQL and Redis for data storage. The platform is designed to be scalable and cloud-native, leveraging Kubernetes for orchestration and management of containerized MCP services. The project provides detailed deployment instructions and supports both quick installation for clean Linux servers and custom installation scenarios. It is licensed under Apache 2.0 and encourages community contributions. MCPCAN is a comprehensive solution for managing MCP services efficiently, enhancing security, deployment speed, and operational visibility.
https://github.com/Kymo-MCP/mcpcan
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