Red Hat Connectivity Link

Red Hat Connectivity Link

• ▶What’s new
  • Red Hat Connectivity Link 1.4 release notes
• ▶Discover
  • Red Hat Connectivity Link introduction
  • Use MCP gateway to connect your MCP servers
• ▶Plan
  • Get ready to install Connectivity Link
• ▶Install
  • Install Connectivity Link on OpenShift Container Platform
  • Set up DNS
  • Configure storage for rate limiting
  • Use the OpenShift web console
  • Connectivity Link in disconnected environments
  • Install the MCP gateway
• ▶Configure
  • Deploy Connectivity Link
  • On-premise DNS with CoreDNS
  • Understand MCP server registration
  • Register external MCP servers
• ▶Upgrade
  • Update Connectivity Link 1.4
• ▶Secure
  • Secure APIs with OIDC/JWT authentication
  • Perform two-layer validation with the X.509 format
  • Store credentials and apply policies with Vault
  • Understand MCP gateway authentication
  • Understand authorization in MCP gateway
• ▶Administer
  • Use the OpenShift web console
  • Connect and protect APIs and services
  • GRPCRoute policy attachment
  • PlanPolicy for tiered service offerings
  • Token-based rate limiting with TokenRateLimitPolicy
  • Virtual MCP servers for curating tools and prompts
  • Delete virtual MCP servers
  • Understand tool access revocation
• ▶Develop
  • API catalog integration in Red Hat Developer Hub
  • API management pages in the web console
• ▶Observe
  • Connectivity Link observability
  • Observability dashboards and alerts configuration
  • Connectivity Link tracing
  • Troubleshoot by using traces and logs
  • Use access logs for request correlation
  • Observe MCP gateway connections
  • Use an audit trail without authentication
• ▶Troubleshoot
  • Troubleshoot MCP gateway installation
  • Troubleshoot MCP gateway authentication issues
  • Troubleshoot MCP gateway external MCP servers
  • Troubleshoot MCP gateway on-premise MCP servers
  • Troubleshoot isolated MCP gateway deployments
  • Get support
• ▶Reference
  • MCP install references
  • MCP gateway references for Observability
  • Plan Policy references
  • Learn about coreDNS components