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ToolHive Operator: Multi-Namespace Support for Enhanced Security and Flexibility
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From Unknown to Verified: Solving the MCP Server Trust Problem
At Stacklok, we created ToolHive because we saw a gap in running MCP servers easily but also securely. As security engineers, we knew there had to be a better way.
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Show HN: MCP Defender – OSS AI Firewall for Protecting MCP in Cursor/Claude etc.
This looks interesting, but anytime security is offloaded to an LLM I am extremely skeptical. IMO the right way to do this is to enforce permissions explicitly through a AuthZ policy. Something like what Toolhive [0] is doing is the right way I think.
All MCP comms from client to server go through an SSE proxy which has AuthN and AuthZ enabled. You can create custom policies for AuthZ using Cedar [1].
[0] https://github.com/stacklok/toolhive, https://github.com/stacklok/toolhive/blob/main/docs/authz.md
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ToolHive: An MCP Kubernetes Operator
Building on our earlier discussion about enterprises needing dedicated hosting for MCP servers and ToolHive's Kubernetes-based solution, we're excited to announce our new Kubernetes Operator for ToolHive. This specialised tool streamlines the secure deployment of MCP servers to Kubernetes environments for enterprise and engineers.
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No Dockerfile? No problem! Running Node and Python MCPs with ToolHive
For more details, check out the README .
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ToolHive: Secure MCP in a Kubernetes-native World
The team at Stacklok, empowered by our CEO, Craig McLuckie (and co-creator of Kubernetes), recently released ToolHive, an open source project that offers a convenient way to run MCP servers with familiar technologies with authentication, authorization and network isolation. Let’s take a closer look at how ToolHive and Kubernetes come together to support MCP in an enterprise environment.
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Secure-by-Default Authorization for MCP Servers powered by ToolHive
As more teams start deploying MCP servers to power tool-calling agents, one question comes up fast: how do you control who can call what? It’s not just about verifying identity, it’s about enforcing the right permissions, without bloating every server with bespoke auth logic. ToolHive was built to solve exactly this problem. It separates authentication from authorization, integrates cleanly with existing identity providers, and uses Amazon’s Cedar policy language to define clear, auditable access rules. The result is a simple but powerful way to lock down tool access without embedding auth logic into every server you run.
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ToolHive: Making MCP Servers Easy, Secure, and Fun
We are excited about the potential of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and inspired to make it more consistent to set up, easier to configure and overall secure. So, we're releasing ToolHive as an open-source project that uses existing technology (e.g. Docker and Kubernetes) for better packaging, security utilities, and more. Let's build on MCP together!
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stacklok/toolhive is an open source project licensed under Apache License 2.0 which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of toolhive is Go.