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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request adds a comprehensive OKEP (Open Kubernetes Enhancement Proposal) document detailing OKEP-5494, which proposes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for troubleshooting OVN-Kubernetes clusters. The document covers problem statements, proposed architecture, implementation strategies, security considerations, deployment modes, testing approach, and workflow examples. Changes
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@arkadeepsen this is just a copy of the OKEP from ovn-k8s repo |
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In `@docs/okeps/okep-5494-ovn-kubernetes-mcp-server.md`:
- Line 185: Replace the three plain fenced code blocks that use only triple
backticks (the bare ``` fences) with explicit language-tagged fences to satisfy
MD040; change each bare fence to use a neutral tag such as ```text (or
```plaintext) so the fenced blocks include a language specifier while preserving
their content.
- Line 121: The sentence fragment "need to ask NVIDIA what's the status here" is
a draft/internal note and must be removed or replaced; update the bullet "*
Future-tool - ovnkube CLI (need to ask NVIDIA what's the status here)" in the
document by either deleting the parenthetical note, replacing it with a
definitive status (e.g., "status: pending/confirmed/deprecated") or swapping it
for a tracked issue or ticket reference (e.g., "see ISSUE-XXXX or PR-YYYY for
status") so the line reads clearly without internal queries.
- Around line 250-288: The document mixes British ("analyse") and American
("analyze") spellings; pick one variant and make it consistent across the file
by replacing all instances (e.g., "analyse", "analysing", "analyses",
"analyser") with the chosen spelling (examples in the "As an OVN-Kubernetes
engineer" paragraph, the "Proposed Solution" section, and the "Example Workflow"
steps where phrases like "analyse the output", "analyze the end-user query", and
"analyze the responses" appear); perform a global find-and-replace for those
tokens and review nearby words for inflectional forms to ensure grammatical
correctness.
- Line 267: The phrase "read only fashion" is missing a hyphen; update every
occurrence to "read-only fashion" in the document (e.g., the instance in the
sentence containing "that exposes these tools in read only fashion and the LLM
backend" and the other occurrence around line 471). Search the file for the
exact string "read only fashion" and replace with "read-only fashion" to keep
wording consistent across the document.
- Line 799: Fix the two typos in the sentence "how many tools could we expose
per server and upto what point it scales etc" by changing "upto" to "up to" and
appending a period to "etc" (i.e., replace that fragment with "how many tools
could we expose per server and up to what point it scales, etc.").
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grammatically correct hyphenated form "time-consuming" in the sentence
containing "then be able to pin point where the problem is. That is time
consuming" so the text reads "...That is time-consuming."; locate and update
that exact phrase in the document (okep-5494-ovn-kubernetes-mcp-server.md) where
it appears.
- Line 509: Replace the misspelled word "pivotted" with the correct spelling
"pivoted" in the sentence that currently reads "and pivotted towards opting into
a more secure approach of adding a"; update that exact phrase to "and pivoted
towards opting into a more secure approach of adding" to fix the typo.
- Around line 279-282: Fix two typos in the document: change the phrase "MCP
Severs" to "MCP Servers" and insert the missing word by changing "LLM will be
able use" to "LLM will be able to use" so both sentences read correctly.
- Around line 429-437: The two inline annotations are inconsistently labeled
("Note:" vs "Note2:"); update them to a consistent style (e.g., change "Note:"
and "Note2:" to "**Note:**" and "**Note 2:**" respectively) or convert both into
Markdown blockquotes so the mentions around kubernetes-mcp-server and
mustgather-mcp-server read uniformly; ensure surrounding punctuation and
capitalization remain consistent with adjacent sentences (the references to
kubernetes-mcp-server and mustgather-mcp-server should be unchanged).
- Line 164: The docs entry lists incorrect hyphenated libreswan commands; update
the text that currently shows "ipsec-stateus" and "ipsec-trafficstatus" to the
correct space-separated commands "ipsec status" and "ipsec trafficstatus"
(search for the string "ipsec-stateus" or "ipsec-trafficstatus" in the document
and replace those tokens accordingly so the libreswan commands are shown as
"ipsec status" and "ipsec trafficstatus").
| OpenvSwitch, Kernel - especially Netfilter elements). Usually the person | ||
| troubleshooting an issue has to approach it in a layered fashion and has | ||
| to be fully aware of all the debugging tools each layer has to offer to | ||
| then be able to pin point where the problem is. That is time consuming |
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Minor grammar: hyphenate "time-consuming"
"time consuming" should be "time-consuming".
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| then be able to pin point where the problem is. That is time consuming | |
| then be able to pin point where the problem is. That is time-consuming |
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In `@docs/okeps/okep-5494-ovn-kubernetes-mcp-server.md` at line 10, Replace the
unhyphenated phrase "time consuming" with the grammatically correct hyphenated
form "time-consuming" in the sentence containing "then be able to pin point
where the problem is. That is time consuming" so the text reads "...That is
time-consuming."; locate and update that exact phrase in the document
(okep-5494-ovn-kubernetes-mcp-server.md) where it appears.
| * **ovnkube-trace** which executes ovn-trace and ovs ofproto trace and | ||
| detrace commands (this tool doesn't support all scenarios - it's not | ||
| maintained well) | ||
| * Future-tool - ovnkube CLI (need to ask NVIDIA what's the status here) |
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Remove draft/internal note before publishing
"need to ask NVIDIA what's the status here" is an unresolved draft artifact. Resolve or replace it with either a definitive status or a tracked issue reference.
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In `@docs/okeps/okep-5494-ovn-kubernetes-mcp-server.md` at line 121, The sentence
fragment "need to ask NVIDIA what's the status here" is a draft/internal note
and must be removed or replaced; update the bullet "* Future-tool - ovnkube CLI
(need to ask NVIDIA what's the status here)" in the document by either deleting
the parenthetical note, replacing it with a definitive status (e.g., "status:
pending/confirmed/deprecated") or swapping it for a tracked issue or ticket
reference (e.g., "see ISSUE-XXXX or PR-YYYY for status") so the line reads
clearly without internal queries.
| troubleshooting | ||
| * **tcpdump** is used for packet capture and analysis | ||
| * [**pwru**](https://github.com/cilium/pwru) is used to know the kernel drop reason | ||
| * **libreswan** `ipsec-stateus` and `ipsec-trafficstatus` commands |
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libreswan ipsec commands documentation status trafficstatus
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- Main “ipsec commands” index (lists
status,trafficstatus, etc.):ipsec(8)manual page. (libreswan.org) ipsec trafficstatus(what it shows / how to read it): Libreswan wiki page “How to read status output”. It explains that trafficstatus corresponds toipsec whack --trafficstatusand shows established tunnels plus fields likeadd_time,inBytes,outBytes, and (when applicable) XAUTH/IKEv2 CP username. (libreswan.org)- Low-level switch (
whack) reference:ipsec-whack(8)notes the--trafficstatusform is intended to show username, add_time, and total in/out bytes, but also indicates it’s “To be documented” in that man page (so the wiki is the clearer explanation). (libreswan.org) - Practical guidance / alternatives: Migration and HOWTO docs recommend
ipsec whack --trafficstatus(and also mention--globalstatus,--shuntstatus) for scripting/overview use cases, becauseipsec statusoutput is large and changed vs. Openswan. (libreswan.org) - Quick “which command for what” (project README): suggests
ipsec trafficstatus(overview),ipsec briefstatus, andipsec globalstatus(machine-readable). (github.com)
Citations:
- 1: https://libreswan.org/man/ipsec.8.html?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://libreswan.org/wiki/How_to_read_status_output?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://libreswan.org/man/ipsec-whack.8.html?utm_source=openai
- 4: https://libreswan.org/wiki/HOWTO%3A_openswan_to_libreswan_migration?utm_source=openai
- 5: https://github.com/libreswan/libreswan?utm_source=openai
Correct libreswan command syntax in line 164
The hyphenated forms are incorrect. Per libreswan official documentation, the correct commands are space-separated: ipsec status and ipsec trafficstatus (not ipsec-stateus or ipsec-trafficstatus).
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| * **libreswan** `ipsec-stateus` and `ipsec-trafficstatus` commands | |
| * **libreswan** `ipsec status` and `ipsec trafficstatus` commands |
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currently shows "ipsec-stateus" and "ipsec-trafficstatus" to the correct
space-separated commands "ipsec status" and "ipsec trafficstatus" (search for
the string "ipsec-stateus" or "ipsec-trafficstatus" in the document and replace
those tokens accordingly so the libreswan commands are shown as "ipsec status"
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| cluster than analysing offline data). The fix is usually the easiest part (there are | ||
| exceptions). | ||
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In `@docs/okeps/okep-5494-ovn-kubernetes-mcp-server.md` at line 185, Replace the
three plain fenced code blocks that use only triple backticks (the bare ```
fences) with explicit language-tagged fences to satisfy MD040; change each bare
fence to use a neutral tag such as ```text (or ```plaintext) so the fenced
blocks include a language specifier while preserving their content.
| can spend my time efficiently. I just want to tell in plain english what I | ||
| want and for the MCP server to execute those specific commands. | ||
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| **As an OVN-Kubernetes engineer**, **I want to** troubleshoot my stack | ||
| without needing to analyse each flow output of these tools when I need to | ||
| troubleshoot a feature **so that** I can spend my time efficiently. I just | ||
| want to tell in plain english what I want and for the LLM to help me analyze | ||
| the output of the commands executed by the MCP Server. I understand that I | ||
| will need to verify the reasoning thoroughly before accepting the RCA from AI. | ||
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| **As a new engineer joining the OVN-Kubernetes team**, **I want to** retrieve | ||
| specific information from different parts of the stack without having | ||
| knowledge of the topology or tooling of the stack. | ||
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| # Proposed Solution | ||
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| We build a Golang MCP Server (could be split into a set of MCP Servers in the | ||
| future) that exposes these tools in read only fashion and the LLM backend | ||
| that has the required context will analyse the results of the execution and | ||
| provide a response back to the prompter who has to verify it thoroughly. This | ||
| MCP Server code will be in a new repo in | ||
| [ovn-kubernetes org](https://github.com/ovn-kubernetes) called | ||
| **ovn-kubernetes-mcp**. | ||
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| ## Example Workflow for an end-user | ||
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| 1. An end-user can use any MCP Client to start a troubleshooting session via | ||
| prompting. The client connects with all the available servers (in our case | ||
| the OVN-Kubernetes MCP Server and maybe in the future all layered community | ||
| MCP Severs) and gathers their available tools and presents this information | ||
| to the LLM along with their schemas. Example: Using Cursor AI as your MCP | ||
| Client | ||
| 2. LLM will be able use its intelligence and analyze the end-user query and | ||
| choose the appropriate tools. Example: Using Claude Sonnet4 as your LLM | ||
| model | ||
| 3. MCP Client then receives the LLM's tool call and routes it to the | ||
| corresponding MCP Server which executes the tool and client then relays | ||
| the response back to the LLM | ||
| 4. LLM again uses its intelligence to analyze the responses |
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Inconsistent spelling: "analyse" vs "analyze"
The document mixes British English "analyse" (e.g., line 256) with American English "analyze" (lines 282, 288, and elsewhere). Pick one variant and apply it consistently throughout.
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Context: ... what I want and for the LLM to help me analyze the output of the commands executed by ...
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[grammar] ~267-~267: Use a hyphen to join words.
Context: ...future) that exposes these tools in read only fashion and the LLM backend that ha...
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In `@docs/okeps/okep-5494-ovn-kubernetes-mcp-server.md` around lines 250 - 288,
The document mixes British ("analyse") and American ("analyze") spellings; pick
one variant and make it consistent across the file by replacing all instances
(e.g., "analyse", "analysing", "analyses", "analyser") with the chosen spelling
(examples in the "As an OVN-Kubernetes engineer" paragraph, the "Proposed
Solution" section, and the "Example Workflow" steps where phrases like "analyse
the output", "analyze the end-user query", and "analyze the responses" appear);
perform a global find-and-replace for those tokens and review nearby words for
inflectional forms to ensure grammatical correctness.
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| We build a Golang MCP Server (could be split into a set of MCP Servers in the | ||
| future) that exposes these tools in read only fashion and the LLM backend |
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@docs/okeps/okep-5494-ovn-kubernetes-mcp-server.md` at line 267, The phrase
"read only fashion" is missing a hyphen; update every occurrence to "read-only
fashion" in the document (e.g., the instance in the sentence containing "that
exposes these tools in read only fashion and the LLM backend" and the other
occurrence around line 471). Search the file for the exact string "read only
fashion" and replace with "read-only fashion" to keep wording consistent across
the document.
| MCP Severs) and gathers their available tools and presents this information | ||
| to the LLM along with their schemas. Example: Using Cursor AI as your MCP | ||
| Client | ||
| 2. LLM will be able use its intelligence and analyze the end-user query and |
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Typo "Severs" and missing word "to" in adjacent lines
Two separate errors in close proximity:
- Line 279: "MCP Severs" → "MCP Servers"
- Line 282: "LLM will be able use" → "LLM will be able to use"
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-the future all layered community MCP Severs) and gathers their available tools
+the future all layered community MCP Servers) and gathers their available tools-LLM will be able use its intelligence and analyze the end-user query
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| MCP Severs) and gathers their available tools and presents this information | |
| to the LLM along with their schemas. Example: Using Cursor AI as your MCP | |
| Client | |
| 2. LLM will be able use its intelligence and analyze the end-user query and | |
| MCP Servers) and gathers their available tools and presents this information | |
| to the LLM along with their schemas. Example: Using Cursor AI as your MCP | |
| Client | |
| 2. LLM will be able to use its intelligence and analyze the end-user query and |
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[grammar] ~279-~279: Ensure spelling is correct
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[uncategorized] ~282-~282: Do not mix variants of the same word (‘analyze’ and ‘analyse’) within a single text.
Context: ...M will be able use its intelligence and analyze the end-user query and choose the ap...
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@docs/okeps/okep-5494-ovn-kubernetes-mcp-server.md` around lines 279 - 282,
Fix two typos in the document: change the phrase "MCP Severs" to "MCP Servers"
and insert the missing word by changing "LLM will be able use" to "LLM will be
able to use" so both sentences read correctly.
| Note: Some of the layers like Kubernetes and Offline Debugging have | ||
| existing servers like [kubernetes-mcp-server](https://github.com/containers/kubernetes-mcp-server) | ||
| and [mustgather-mcp-server](https://github.com/shivprakashmuley/mustgather-mcp-server) | ||
| can be re-used together with ovn-kubernetes-mcp server for holistic | ||
| end user experience. However kubernetes-mcp-server exposes `kubectl-exec` | ||
| which has security implications (although they also have a read-only | ||
| mode where only read commands are exposed). | ||
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| Note2: Feeding container logs to LLM will make the context window |
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Line 429 uses "Note:" while line 437 uses "Note2:". Use a consistent style, e.g., "Note:" / "Note 2:" or convert both to a Markdown blockquote.
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| Note: Some of the layers like Kubernetes and Offline Debugging have | |
| existing servers like [kubernetes-mcp-server](https://github.com/containers/kubernetes-mcp-server) | |
| and [mustgather-mcp-server](https://github.com/shivprakashmuley/mustgather-mcp-server) | |
| can be re-used together with ovn-kubernetes-mcp server for holistic | |
| end user experience. However kubernetes-mcp-server exposes `kubectl-exec` | |
| which has security implications (although they also have a read-only | |
| mode where only read commands are exposed). | |
| Note2: Feeding container logs to LLM will make the context window | |
| **Note:** Some of the layers like Kubernetes and Offline Debugging have | |
| existing servers like [kubernetes-mcp-server](https://github.com/containers/kubernetes-mcp-server) | |
| and [mustgather-mcp-server](https://github.com/shivprakashmuley/mustgather-mcp-server) | |
| can be re-used together with ovn-kubernetes-mcp server for holistic | |
| end user experience. However kubernetes-mcp-server exposes `kubectl-exec` | |
| which has security implications (although they also have a read-only | |
| mode where only read commands are exposed). | |
| **Note 2:** Feeding container logs to LLM will make the context window |
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In `@docs/okeps/okep-5494-ovn-kubernetes-mcp-server.md` around lines 429 - 437,
The two inline annotations are inconsistently labeled ("Note:" vs "Note2:");
update them to a consistent style (e.g., change "Note:" and "Note2:" to
"**Note:**" and "**Note 2:**" respectively) or convert both into Markdown
blockquotes so the mentions around kubernetes-mcp-server and
mustgather-mcp-server read uniformly; ensure surrounding punctuation and
capitalization remain consistent with adjacent sentences (the references to
kubernetes-mcp-server and mustgather-mcp-server should be unchanged).
| So whatever security posture they use for now, can be adopted. They have a | ||
| `read-only` mode and a mode where write can be done via kubectl exec. | ||
| Later, after getting reviews, this enhancement has changed the approach | ||
| and pivotted towards opting into a more secure approach of adding a |
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Spelling error: "pivotted" → "pivoted"
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misspelled word "pivotted" with the correct spelling "pivoted" in the sentence
that currently reads "and pivotted towards opting into a more secure approach of
adding a"; update that exact phrase to "and pivoted towards opting into a more
secure approach of adding" to fix the typo.
| enhanced based on user experience | ||
| * Security! We know that we cannot fully eliminate the risk | ||
| * Performance/Scalability: MCPs are a relatively new concept. So aspects like | ||
| how many tools could we expose per server and upto what point it scales etc |
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- "upto" should be "up to" (two words).
- "etc" should be "etc." (period required in American English).
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| how many tools could we expose per server and up to what point it scales etc. |
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In `@docs/okeps/okep-5494-ovn-kubernetes-mcp-server.md` at line 799, Fix the two
typos in the sentence "how many tools could we expose per server and upto what
point it scales etc" by changing "upto" to "up to" and appending a period to
"etc" (i.e., replace that fragment with "how many tools could we expose per
server and up to what point it scales, etc.").
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