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ToolHive is an open source project licensed under Apache 2.
“ToolHive is an open source project, it's Apache 2 licensed.”
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ToolHive is an open source project licensed under Apache 2.
“ToolHive is an open source project, it's Apache 2 licensed.”
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ToolHive packages MCP servers in Linux application containers delivered as OCI images that enterprises can scan, harden and validate.
“let's just put our MCP servers in a Linux application container. You know what that means? Well, for an enterprise, that means that, uh, it's an OCI image.”
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Containers let ToolHive restrict which parts of the file system and which network endpoints an MCP server can access.
“So I can describe which portions of the file system it can access, I can describe what network endpoints it can access.”
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McLuckie says ToolHive's use on Kubernetes is growing about fifty percent month over month.
“we're seeing, you know, fifty month over month growth in the Kubernetes use of this technology”
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McLuckie says ToolHive is receiving millions of tool invocations from Kubernetes deployments.
“we're getting millions and millions and millions of of of of tool invocations from the the Kubernetes side of the house.”
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