14 docs tagged with "MCP Gateway"

Reference for the flags, environment variables, token features, and endpoints of the Traefik Hub Administration UI deployment.

The AuthZEN MCP middleware that sends MCP Gateway tool-call decisions to an external policy engine.

Step-by-step guide to authorizing MCP tool calls with an external policy engine over AuthZEN.

Learn how to proxy and govern remote MCP servers using Traefik Hub MCP Gateway

Deploy the Traefik Hub Administration UI next to your gateway on Kubernetes, protect it with authentication, and verify it can read your gateway.

Connect the Traefik Hub Administration UI to a GitHub repository so that creating, editing, and deleting AI routes, MCP servers, and HTTP resources opens a pull request.

View gateway status, monitor cost, performance, and security analytics, manage routes through a GitOps workflow, and chat with your gateway from the Traefik Hub Administration UI.

Learn about the essential security patterns and best practices for deploying MCP Gateway in production environments

Send gateway metrics to a metrics store and connect the Traefik Hub Administration UI to it to display cost, performance, and security analytics.

Deploy the Traefik MCP Server and connect the Administration UI to a model so that you can ask questions about your live gateway configuration and telemetry.

Get a tamper-evident record of your Traefik Hub logs and access logs, so you can prove later that nothing was changed or deleted.

Configuration reference for Traefik Hub transparency logs: storage driver, signing key, witnesses, and checkpoint interval.

Learn how Traefik Hub enforces authorization decisions from an external policy engine using the AuthZEN standard.

Learn about Task-Based Access Control (TBAC) and how it secures AI agents