MCP Server

what is MCP Server?

MCP Server is a tool designed for injecting faults and performing stress tests on Kubernetes pods and hosts using Chaos Mesh. It helps developers ensure the resilience and reliability of their applications by simulating various failure scenarios.

how to use MCP Server?

To use MCP Server, clone the repository, set up a virtual environment, install dependencies, and run the server. You can specify the transport method for communication.

key features of MCP Server?

• Pod Fault Injection: Simulate pod failures, pod kills, and container kills.
• Pod Stress Testing: Simulate CPU and memory stress tests on pods.
• Host Stress Testing: Simulate CPU and memory stress tests on hosts.
• Host Disk Faults: Simulate disk fill, read payload, and write payload faults on hosts.
• Network Faults: Simulate network partition and bandwidth limitations.
• Log Retrieval: Retrieve logs for specific services and containers.
• Load Test Monitoring: Parse and retrieve aggregated load test results.

use cases of MCP Server?

1. Testing the resilience of microservices in a Kubernetes environment.
2. Simulating real-world failure scenarios to improve application reliability.
3. Monitoring and analyzing the impact of stress tests on system performance.

FAQ from MCP Server?

• Can MCP Server be used with any Kubernetes cluster?

Yes! MCP Server is designed to work with any Kubernetes cluster that has Chaos Mesh installed.

• Is there any cost associated with using MCP Server?

No! MCP Server is open-source and free to use.

• What are the prerequisites for using MCP Server?

You need to have uv installed and Chaos Mesh set up in your Kubernetes cluster.