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  1. OpenShift Service Mesh
  2. OSSM-11126

Initial implementation of the Kiali MCP Server to extend Kiali’s capabilities via MCP integrations.

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      The Kiali MCP Server aims to provide Mesh Control Plane (MCP) functionality for Istio running on Kubernetes/OpenShift.
      The first step is exposing Kiali features in MCP so that developers and operators can access observability, validations, and graph analysis directly from their MCP tooling or editors (e.g., Cursor).
      Currently, only Istio object validations are available. This epic will track the work required to extend functionality, improve usability, and set the foundation for future MCP capabilities.

      https://github.com/kiali/kiali-mcp-server

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          		 Implement endpoint to retrieve health status for mesh entities. Sub-task New Undefined Unassigned
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          		 Implement metrics query endpoint for workloads and services. Sub-task New Undefined Unassigned
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          		 Implement endpoint to retrieve logs for specific workloads and containers. Sub-task New Undefined Unassigned
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          		 Implement endpoint to retrieve traces related to a specific service or operation. Sub-task New Undefined Unassigned
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          		 Create endpoint to summarize mesh health at global and namespace level. Sub-task New Undefined Unassigned

              agutierr@redhat.com Alberto Jesus Gutierrez Juanes
              agutierr@redhat.com Alberto Jesus Gutierrez Juanes
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