Control your AI agent traffic at scale: Model Context Protocol gateway for Red Hat OpenShift is now in technology preview

Published: 6 days ago (May 4, 2026 at 08:00 PM EDT)

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Source: Red Hat Blog

Introduction

Model Context Protocol (MCP) has moved fast, and thousands of MCP servers now exist across the ecosystem. What started as an open source project from Anthropic in late 2024 is now governed by the Agentic AI Foundation under the Linux Foundation with over 140 member organizations.

Red Hat and the Agentic AI Foundation

Red Hat joined the AAIF as a Gold Member earlier this year, alongside the foundation’s work to advance open standards for agentic AI.

MCP Dev Summit

Earlier this year, the MCP Dev Summit in New York had over 1,200 attendees, gathered to discuss the protocol’s evolution and running MCP in production at scale. Thousands of MCP serve…

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