Derive the MCP proxy configuration and share OSMO's Redis - #1329
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMCP OIDC authentication now derives values from the ChangesMCP OIDC authentication
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR derives MCP OIDC settings, moves authorization state to the shared Redis service, and permits multiple replicas. Authentication checks remain enforced, but cross-replica refresh behavior and the broader shared-Redis failure and rollout domain create material availability risk; invalid Redis ports and misleading configuration guidance also remain actionable. Merge should wait for fixes or explicit owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MCPAuthConfig
participant _OSMOOIDCProxy
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MCPAuthConfig->>_OSMOOIDCProxy: pass access-token issuer and resource URL
_OSMOOIDCProxy->>JWTVerifier: construct verifier from discovered JWKS URI
JWTVerifier-->>_OSMOOIDCProxy: provide token validator
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Three reductions to what a deployer must state, none of which changes what the deployment does. **Values the chart already knew.** accessTokenAudience had to equal resourceUrl, scope had to equal resourceUrl plus the scope name, and the issuer had to be resourceUrl minus /mcp -- and the chart refused to render unless each matched what it had already computed. A deployer was asked for an answer the chart held, then rejected for giving a different one. They are derived now, so the 30-line cross-checking block in MCPAuthConfig, the matching Helm fail blocks, the three environment variables carrying the restated values, and the three CI cases that existed only to prove the cross-checks fired all go. This also drops trustedHttpsRedirectOrigins, which no deployment sets and which cost a CSV environment variable, two properties, a validator branch and a Helm regex loop. Native clients use loopback redirects, still allowed. **A URL discovery publishes.** accessTokenJwksUrl is jwks_uri in every OIDC discovery document, which FastMCP already fetches at startup. OSMO hand-built a JWTVerifier only to pin it, and carried a process-lifetime httpx client to serve it. OIDCProxy builds the verifier now, and OSMO overrides only what discovery cannot supply: an Entra resource application configured for v1 access tokens issues them from https://sts.windows.net/<tenant>/ even when its discovery document advertises the v2.0 issuer, so accessTokenIssuer stays configured. The audience is applied inside that override rather than through OIDCProxy's own audience argument, because that argument is forwarded to the provider's authorize and token endpoints (oidc_proxy.py:432-434), which Entra does not accept. An existing test asserting that no extra token parameters are sent caught this. **Redis that every sibling already shares.** MCP carried its own host, port and TLS settings. serviceName and port fell back to services.redis but tlsEnabled did not, so a deployment whose Redis requires TLS could satisfy every other service and still CrashLoop MCP. All three come from services.redis now; only dbNumber stays, to isolate proxy state from OSMO's other Redis users, and its default moves off 0 for that reason. The chart also refused more than one MCP replica, on the premise that FastMCP serializes token refresh within a process. FastMCP says the opposite -- "All state is stored in the configured client_storage backend (Redis, disk, etc.) enabling horizontal scaling across multiple instances" (oauth_proxy/proxy.py:212-213), with :1903-1912 handling the distributed refresh race explicitly. The rule also contradicted itself, since sharing state through Redis only matters across replicas it forbade. The negative test asserting the ban is replaced by a positive one that two replicas render, negative-tested by reintroducing a ban. Required OIDC proxy values: 10 -> 6. Note for anyone using --config rather than environment variables: a stale file carrying issuer_url, auth_scope, oidc_access_token_audience or oidc_access_token_jwks_url now fails at startup with an unrecognized-key error rather than being ignored. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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129-139: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject removed MCP authentication settings.
MCPAuthConfig.model_configsets onlyhide_input_in_errors, so Pydantic usesextra='ignore'. The removedoidc_access_token_jwks_urlinput is silently discarded. Setextra='forbid', remove the stale test inputs, and assert that the removed setting raisespydantic.ValidationError.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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199-199: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRemove references to deleted OIDC proxy settings.
The guide still instructs operators to configure fields that no longer exist.
docs/deployment_guide/advanced_config/mcp.rst#L199-L199: State that Redis host and port always derive fromservices.redis; do not describe blank proxy-specific values.docs/deployment_guide/advanced_config/mcp.rst#L381-L384: Replace configured audience and JWKS URL troubleshooting with the derived audience and discovery-based JWKS behavior.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@deployments/charts/service/templates/mcp-service.yaml`:
- Line 63: Validate services.redis.port in the MCP OIDC proxy configuration,
requiring an integer within the inclusive range 1 through 65535 before
constructing OSMO_MCP_AUTH_REDIS_URL. Add this constraint to the chart’s values
schema or equivalent template validation, alongside the existing
services.redis.serviceName requirement.
In `@deployments/charts/service/values.yaml`:
- Around line 151-152: Set services.mcp.replicas to one and update the
surrounding MCP replica configuration to prevent multi-pod OIDC proxy
deployments until distributed per-session refresh coordination is implemented.
In `@docs/deployment_guide/advanced_config/mcp.rst`:
- Around line 205-207: Update the MCP deployment documentation to remove any
implication that browser-hosted OIDC proxy clients are supported; document OIDC
proxy client redirects as loopback-only unless the implementation provides
validated HTTPS client-redirect configuration. Keep services.mcp.allowedOrigins
described only as controlling browser access to /mcp, and distinguish the fixed
/mcp/auth/callback IdP callback from the client callback.
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In `@docs/deployment_guide/advanced_config/mcp.rst`:
- Line 199: Update docs/deployment_guide/advanced_config/mcp.rst lines 199-199
to state that Redis host and port always derive from services.redis, removing
blank OIDC proxy value guidance. Update lines 381-384 to describe the derived
audience and discovery-based JWKS behavior instead of configuring audience and
JWKS URL settings.
In `@src/service/mcp/auth.py`:
- Around line 129-139: Configure MCPAuthConfig.model_config with extra='forbid'
so removed authentication inputs such as oidc_access_token_jwks_url raise
pydantic.ValidationError instead of being ignored. Remove stale
oidc_access_token_jwks_url test inputs and add or update the relevant
test_auth.py cases to assert the validation error; apply this across
src/service/mcp/auth.py:129-139 and src/service/mcp/tests/test_auth.py:57,
91-95, and 366.
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| {{- fail "services.mcp.oidcProxy.oidc.clientSecretFile must be an absolute path" }} | ||
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| {{- $redisHost := $oidcProxy.redis.serviceName | default .Values.services.redis.serviceName | required "services.mcp.oidcProxy.redis.serviceName or services.redis.serviceName is required" }} | ||
| {{- $redisHost := .Values.services.redis.serviceName | required "services.redis.serviceName is required when the MCP OIDC proxy is enabled" }} |
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Validate services.redis.port for the MCP OIDC proxy.
Values such as 0 or 65536 pass the chart because no values.schema.json validates services.redis.port. The template includes these values in OSMO_MCP_AUTH_REDIS_URL, and MCPAuthConfig checks only the Redis scheme and hostname before redis_asyncio.Redis.from_url consumes the URL. The proxy can then fail to connect to Redis. Add a 1..65535 range check for services.redis.port.
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In `@deployments/charts/service/templates/mcp-service.yaml` at line 63, Validate
services.redis.port in the MCP OIDC proxy configuration, requiring an integer
within the inclusive range 1 through 65535 before constructing
OSMO_MCP_AUTH_REDIS_URL. Add this constraint to the chart’s values schema or
equivalent template validation, alongside the existing
services.redis.serviceName requirement.
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| ## Number of MCP replicas. The OIDC proxy keeps all of its state in Redis, | ||
| ## so more than one replica is supported. |
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Keep OIDC proxy deployments at one replica.
services.mcp.replicas maps directly to Deployment replicas, but FastMCP 3.4.7 serializes refreshes only within each process. Multiple pods can redeem one rotated refresh token concurrently, which can fail one refresh or leave stale session state. Add distributed per-session coordination before supporting multiple replicas.
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In `@deployments/charts/service/values.yaml` around lines 151 - 152, Set
services.mcp.replicas to one and update the surrounding MCP replica
configuration to prevent multi-pod OIDC proxy deployments until distributed
per-session refresh coordination is implemented.
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| Native clients normally omit ``Origin`` and need no extra configuration. For a | ||
| browser-hosted MCP client, ``services.mcp.allowedOrigins`` controls which | ||
| browser origins may call ``/mcp``. |
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FastMCP 3.4.7 OIDCProxy allowed_client_redirect_uris redirect URI contract
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In FastMCP 3.4.7, the allowed_client_redirect_uris parameter in OIDCProxy controls which redirect URI patterns are accepted from MCP clients during the authentication flow [1][2]. These patterns apply specifically to MCP client loopback redirects, not the upstream OAuth/OIDC provider's callback URI [3][4]. The contract for allowed_client_redirect_uris is defined as follows: - None (default): All redirect URIs are allowed. This default is maintained for compatibility with Dynamic Client Registration (DCR) [1][2]. - Empty list []: No redirect URIs are allowed, effectively blocking client redirects [1][2]. - Custom list: Only redirect URIs that match the provided patterns are allowed [3][4]. Patterns support wildcards, such as "http://localhost:" or "https://.example.com/*" [3][4]. It is important to distinguish this parameter from the upstream provider configuration: the redirect URI registered in your OIDC provider must exactly match your FastMCP server's URL combined with the redirect_path (which defaults to /auth/callback) [3][4][5]. Incorrectly using allowed_client_redirect_uris to attempt to configure the upstream provider's callback will result in authentication failures [3][4].
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- 1: GitHub pull request 2824 in PrefectHQ/fastmcp (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 2: https://github.com/jlowin/fastmcp/blob/a52ab0e9/src/fastmcp/server/auth/oidc_proxy.py
- 3: https://gofastmcp.com/servers/auth/oidc-proxy
- 4: https://fastmcp.wiki/en/servers/auth/oidc-proxy
- 5: https://fastmcp.wiki/en/v2/servers/auth/oidc-proxy
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Do not document browser-hosted OIDC proxy clients as supported.
services.mcp.allowedOrigins only permits browser requests to /mcp. FastMCP OIDCProxy receives only loopback patterns from MCPAuthConfig.allowed_client_redirect_uris, so an HTTPS MCP-client callback is rejected. The fixed /mcp/auth/callback is the upstream IdP callback, not the client callback. Document loopback-only support or add a validated HTTPS client-redirect configuration.
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In `@docs/deployment_guide/advanced_config/mcp.rst` around lines 205 - 207, Update
the MCP deployment documentation to remove any implication that browser-hosted
OIDC proxy clients are supported; document OIDC proxy client redirects as
loopback-only unless the implementation provides validated HTTPS client-redirect
configuration. Keep services.mcp.allowedOrigins described only as controlling
browser access to /mcp, and distinguish the fixed /mcp/auth/callback IdP
callback from the client callback.
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+151 / -257. Three reductions to what a deployer must state, none of which changes what the deployment does. Absorbs the former #1330 and #1331.
Values the chart already knew
accessTokenAudiencehad to equalresourceUrl,scopehad to equalresourceUrlplus the scope name, and the issuer had to beresourceUrlminus/mcp— and the chart refused to render unless each matched what it had already computed. A deployer was asked for an answer the chart held, then rejected for giving a different one.They are derived now, so the 30-line cross-checking block in
MCPAuthConfig, the matching Helmfailblocks, the three environment variables carrying the restated values, and the three CI cases that existed only to prove the cross-checks fired all go.This also drops
trustedHttpsRedirectOrigins, which no deployment sets and which cost a CSV environment variable, two properties, a validator branch and a Helm regex loop. Native clients use loopback redirects, still allowed.A URL discovery already publishes
accessTokenJwksUrlisjwks_uriin every OIDC discovery document, which FastMCP already fetches at startup. OSMO hand-built aJWTVerifieronly to pin it, and carried a process-lifetime httpx client to serve it.OIDCProxybuilds the verifier now, and OSMO overrides only what discovery cannot supply: an Entra resource application configured for v1 access tokens issues them fromhttps://sts.windows.net/<tenant>/even when its discovery document advertises the v2.0 issuer, soaccessTokenIssuerstays configured.The audience is applied inside that override rather than through
OIDCProxy's ownaudienceargument, because that argument is forwarded to the provider's authorize and token endpoints (oidc_proxy.py:432-434), which Entra does not accept. An existing test asserting that no extra token parameters are sent caught this.Redis that every sibling already shares
MCP carried its own host, port and TLS settings.
serviceNameandportfell back toservices.redisbuttlsEnableddid not, so a deployment whose Redis requires TLS could satisfy every other service and still CrashLoop MCP. All three come fromservices.redisnow; onlydbNumberstays, to isolate proxy state from OSMO's other Redis users.The chart also refused more than one MCP replica, on the premise that FastMCP serializes token refresh within a process. FastMCP says the opposite — "All state is stored in the configured client_storage backend (Redis, disk, etc.) enabling horizontal scaling across multiple instances" (
oauth_proxy/proxy.py:212-213), with:1903-1912handling the distributed refresh race explicitly. The rule also contradicted itself, since sharing state through Redis only matters across replicas it forbade.Before / after
Migration note
Environment-variable deployments are unaffected. A stale
--configfile carryingissuer_url,auth_scope,oidc_access_token_audienceoroidc_access_token_jwks_urlwill now fail at startup with an unrecognized-key error rather than being ignored.Verification
bazel test //src/service/mcp/... //test/smoke/...— 76/76 pass at this commitrender-tests.sh— pass at this commit🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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New Features
/mcp/auth/callbackpath.Documentation
Bug Fixes