The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is rapidly emerging as a fundamental framework for secure AI integration. It effectively links large language models (LLMs) with essential corporate assets, such as APIs, databases, and services. However, moving from concept to production requires addressing several key real-world demands:
- Governance: Defining clear rules regarding who is authorized to access specific tools
- Security: Implementing robust practices for managing and protecting tokens and secrets
- Resilience: Ensuring system stability and performance during high-demand periods or in the face of malicious attacks
- Observability: Establishing the capability to effectively diagnose and troubleshoot failures across various tools and user environments
In this article, we’ll focus on these points and upgrade a simple MCP server into a production-grade, robust system. We’ll build:
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