Publish FastMCP's OAuth endpoints under the MCP path - #1328
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe MCP OIDC proxy now uses consolidated ChangesMCP OIDC routing and origin protection
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The gateway routing change is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up: the chart validation should verify that authentication filters are disabled so future configuration changes cannot block the MCP health and OAuth routes. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Gateway
participant FastMCP
Client->>Gateway: Request under /mcp/
Gateway->>Gateway: Match prefix and rewrite path
Gateway->>FastMCP: Forward request
FastMCP->>FastMCP: Validate host and Origin
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Runtime verification of the rewriteRan the exact route blocks from this PR through real Envoy (v1.31) against an echo upstream, to confirm the advertised URLs land on the paths the MCP SDK actually registers.
This closes the loop with the unit test: |
OSMO passed the gateway origin as all three of base_url, resource_base_url
and issuer_url. FastMCP builds its advertised OAuth endpoint URLs from
base_url, so every endpoint was advertised at the shared gateway root and
each needed its own exact method/path Envoy route plus a duplicate
ext_authz bypass matcher -- fourteen of each.
Give the three parameters their three distinct meanings, from one source:
base_url becomes the MCP URL so the OAuth surface is advertised under
/mcp, resource_base_url is that URL minus the path so the RFC 9728
resource identity stays /mcp rather than /mcp/mcp, and the path-scoped
issuer is what the protected-resource document advertises in
authorization_servers, pointing clients at RFC 8414 path-aware discovery.
The MCP SDK registers its OAuth handlers at fixed root paths regardless of
base_url, so the gateway publishes the /mcp prefix and rewrites it off
before forwarding. That is one prefix route and one metadata route in
place of fourteen, and the gateway no longer encodes FastMCP's endpoint
inventory -- only its mount offset. Because the prefix publishes the
container's whole root namespace, the health endpoints are explicitly
carved out ahead of it.
The templated Lua Origin filter is replaced by FastMCP's own
HostOriginGuardMiddleware. Supplying any explicit allowlist disables
FastMCP's same-origin fallback for non-loopback hosts, so the deployment
origin is always included -- otherwise the browser consent page, which
POSTs same-origin, would be rejected.
Rendered gateway Envoy ConfigMap in OIDC-proxy mode: 1419 -> 919 lines.
Direct mode is unchanged and still renders.
Breaking: the identity-provider redirect URI becomes
{origin}/mcp/auth/callback and must be re-registered. Both guides are
updated to match.
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Fixed: the health carve-out never actually firedFound during a deployment run on a development instance.
The route now disables the auth filters so it owns its rejection: - name: mcp-health-not-public
match: {prefix: /mcp/health}
direct_response: {status: 404}
typed_per_filter_config:
{{- include "osmo.gateway-auth-filters-disabled" . | nindent 20 }}Verified 404/404 on the dev instance with no regression elsewhere. Why the earlier verification missed itThe local Envoy harness I ran had no The durable fix is a render-time assertion rather than a better harness — The stack (#1329, #1330, #1331) has been rebased onto this fix. |
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In `@deployments/charts/service/ci/validate-mcp-chart.sh`:
- Around line 189-209: Update the authentication assertions in the validation
script so the JWT and external-authorization filter blocks for the relevant
routes explicitly contain disabled: true, rather than only checking for
filter-key presence. Use the existing assert_route_contains calls for mcp-oauth
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| assert_route_contains "$PROXY_RENDERED_MANIFEST" "$route" 'cluster: osmo-mcp' | ||
| assert_route_contains "$PROXY_RENDERED_MANIFEST" "$route" 'envoy.filters.http.jwt_authn:' | ||
| assert_route_contains "$PROXY_RENDERED_MANIFEST" "$route" 'envoy.filters.http.ext_authz:' | ||
| done | ||
| # Scope the rewrite assertions to their routes: a file-wide grep for | ||
| # 'prefix_rewrite: /' also matches the well-known route's longer value. | ||
| assert_route_contains "$PROXY_RENDERED_MANIFEST" mcp-oauth 'prefix: /mcp/' | ||
| assert_route_contains "$PROXY_RENDERED_MANIFEST" mcp-oauth 'prefix_rewrite: /' | ||
| assert_route_contains "$PROXY_RENDERED_MANIFEST" mcp-authorization-server-metadata \ | ||
| 'path: /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server/mcp' | ||
| assert_route_contains "$PROXY_RENDERED_MANIFEST" mcp-authorization-server-metadata \ | ||
| 'prefix_rewrite: /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server' | ||
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| # The health carve-out must answer 404 itself. Without the auth filters | ||
| # disabled, jwt_authn answers 401 first and the carve-out is dead code that | ||
| # only looks like it works. | ||
| assert_route_contains "$PROXY_RENDERED_MANIFEST" mcp-health-not-public 'status: 404' | ||
| assert_route_contains "$PROXY_RENDERED_MANIFEST" mcp-health-not-public \ | ||
| 'envoy.filters.http.jwt_authn:' | ||
| assert_route_contains "$PROXY_RENDERED_MANIFEST" mcp-health-not-public \ | ||
| 'envoy.filters.http.ext_authz:' |
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Assert that each authentication filter is disabled.
Lines 190-191 and Lines 206-209 only assert that the filter keys exist. A route with disabled: false passes this validation. That regression can make jwt_authn return 401 before mcp-health-not-public returns 404, or prevent FastMCP from receiving OAuth requests. Assert disabled: true in each JWT and external-authorization filter block.
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In `@deployments/charts/service/ci/validate-mcp-chart.sh` around lines 189 - 209,
Update the authentication assertions in the validation script so the JWT and
external-authorization filter blocks for the relevant routes explicitly contain
disabled: true, rather than only checking for filter-key presence. Use the
existing assert_route_contains calls for mcp-oauth and mcp-health-not-public,
preserving the route-scoped checks and requiring both filters to be disabled.
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Stack (6): #1328 → #1329 → #1350 → #1335 → #1342 → #1347
First of a stack simplifying MCP authentication: one mode, fewer required values, and a smaller gateway surface.
Issue #None
Problem
auth.pypassed the gateway origin as all three ofbase_url,resource_base_urlandissuer_url. FastMCP builds its advertised OAuth endpoint URLs frombase_url, so every endpoint was advertised at the shared gateway root next to/apiand/cli— and each one needed its own exact method/path Envoy route plus a duplicateext_authzbypass matcher. Fourteen of each, listed twice in the template and a third time in CI.Change
Give the three parameters their three distinct meanings, derived from one value:
base_urlhttps://host/mcpresource_base_urlhttps://host/mcp, not/mcp/mcpissuer_urlhttps://host/mcpauthorization_serversadvertises, pointing clients at RFC 8414 path-aware discoveryThe MCP SDK registers its OAuth handlers at fixed root paths regardless of
base_url(mcp/server/auth/routes.py:92-114), so the gateway publishes the/mcpprefix and rewrites it off before forwarding. The gateway now encodes FastMCP's mount offset rather than its endpoint inventory — strictly less coupling than the fourteen named routes it replaces.The templated Lua Origin filter is replaced by FastMCP's
HostOriginGuardMiddleware, configured fromservices.mcp.allowedOrigins.Result
Direct mode is untouched and still renders, so this is independently deployable.
Two subtleties worth reviewer attention
/mcp/prefix publishes the container's whole root namespace. The health routes are registered at the app root, so they are explicitly carved out with a 404 route ahead of the prefix. Any future non-OAuth root route must be carved out too; there is a comment saying so.fastmcp/server/http.py:297-306). Without this the browser consent page — which POSTs same-origin — would be rejected.Breaking
The identity-provider redirect URI becomes
{origin}/mcp/auth/callbackand must be re-registered. Both the user and deployment guides are updated.Verification
bazel test //src/service/mcp/...— 72/72 pass (incl. mypy, pylint)bash deployments/charts/service/tests/render-tests.sh— passbash deployments/charts/service/ci/validate-mcp-chart.sh— pass, with route-scoped assertions that were negative-tested (removing the rewrite fails the check)🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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New Features
/mcppath.Bug Fixes
Documentation
/mcpcallback and metadata URLs.Checklist