local-event-showcase

Disclaimer: The content of this repository is purely meant for showcase and demonstration purposes. It is not recommended for production use.

This repository contains scripts and documentation for setting up a local platform combining Gardener, OpenMCP, and Platform Mesh — suitable for conferences, events, and development demos.

The demo wires together an OpenMCP onboarding cluster with a Platform Mesh KCP installation so that every new account workspace gets a dedicated MCP instance. Users onboard tools (Crossplane, KRO, Flux, OCM Controller) through dedicated UIs that guide them through activation and configuration.

graph TB
    platform["OpenMCP - Platform\n(kind cluster)"]
    gardener["gardener-local\n(kind cluster)"]
    onboarding["OpenMCP - Onboarding\n(kind cluster)"]

    subgraph pmesh["platform-mesh-system (kind cluster)"]
        aw["Account Workspace\n(KCP)"]
    end

    mcp["OpenMCP - MCP\n(kind cluster, per account)"]

    onboarding -- "requests clusters" --> platform
    platform -- "creates clusters" --> mcp
    aw -- "order MCPs\nconfigure tools" --> onboarding
    mcp -- "sync crossplane resources" --> aw
    mcp -- "reconcile flux/kro/ocm" --> aw
    aw -- "create projects" --> gardener
    aw -- "create shoots" --> mcp
    mcp -- "create shoots" --> gardener

Related Projects

Project	Documentation
Platform Mesh	platform-mesh.io
OpenControlPlanes	openmcp-project
Gardener	gardener.cloud

Requirements

A machine with at least 8 CPU Cores and 32 GB RAM (120 GB+ disk space for Docker)
Docker (>= 29.x) — with at least 8 CPUs and 8 GB memory allocated
kind
Task
Helm
Flux CLI
OCM CLI
kubectl
kubectl-kcp plugin — for KCP workspace management
mkcert — for generating local SSL certificates (required by Platform Mesh)
openssl — typically pre-installed on macOS/Linux
Go and Make — required for building Gardener locally

Note: The setup involves multiple kind clusters and local builds. See the upstream documentation for additional requirements:

Platform Mesh local setup

Gardener local setup

Setup Instructions

Delete any existing kind clusters that could conflict with this setup:
```
task delete-clusters
```
Warning: This deletes all kind clusters on your machine. If you have other kind clusters you want to keep, skip this step and manually delete only the conflicting ones (platform, platform-mesh, gardener-local).
Create the shared kind Docker network with ICC enabled (required once, before any cluster setup):
```
task kind-network
```
Docker >= 29.x defaults ICC (inter-container communication) to false on user-created bridge networks. Without this, containers on the kind network cannot talk to each other, breaking DNS resolution and registry caches.

The task is idempotent — if the kind network already exists with ICC enabled, it's a no-op. If the network exists without ICC, the task will fail and ask you to recreate it.
Download the OpenMCP distro (takes longer, run when necessary):
```
task openmcp:clone-distro
```
Set up Gardener, Platform Mesh, OpenMCP, and run the integration:
```
task gardener:local platform-mesh:local openmcp:local integrate
```
This single command:
- Clones Gardener into demo/external/gardener, creates a gardener-local kind cluster, and starts Gardener
- Checks out Platform Mesh helm-charts and creates the platform-mesh kind cluster with KCP
- Creates the platform kind cluster with Flux, mirrors Crossplane artifacts to the local registry, and deploys OpenMCP
- Runs the integration script that wires everything together (KCP workspaces, operators, init-agent)

After Setup

Once the setup completes, you have a running platform with the following kind clusters:

Cluster	Purpose
`platform`	Core OpenMCP infrastructure (Flux, openmcp-operator)
`platform-mesh`	Runs KCP and the platform portal
`gardener-local`	Runs Gardener and the gardener-init-operator
`onboarding.*`	Hosts the openmcp-init-operator (created dynamically)
`mcp-worker-*`	MCP clusters provisioned per account workspace

Useful Tasks

Task	Description
`task openmcp:create-mcp`	Manually create an MCP with Crossplane in an account workspace
`task openmcp:local:iterate`	Re-render and re-apply openmcp manifests (skips cluster creation)
`task platform-mesh:local:iterate`	Update platform-mesh without full rebuild
`task deploy-ui`	Build and redeploy only the onboarding UI
`task openmcp:export-onboarding-kubeconfig`	Export the onboarding cluster kubeconfig
`task openmcp:export-mcp-kubeconfig`	Export the MCP worker cluster kubeconfig
`task install-flux`	Install Flux on all MCP worker clusters
`task delete-clusters`	Delete all kind clusters

Examples

The demo/manifests/examples/ directory contains ready-to-use manifests that demonstrate how to work with the platform tools available in a KCP account workspace. They are structured in two layers:

Directory	Description
`kustomize/basic-app`	A simple Deployment + Service, deployable to a shoot cluster via Flux
`kustomize/basic-shoot`	A Gardener `Shoot` resource that provisions a cluster through KRO
`kustomize/basic-kro`	KRO `ResourceGraphDefinition`s for the Shoot and GraphQL Gateway lifecycle
`kustomize/basic-ocm`	OCM `Repository`, `Component`, and `Resource` objects for resolving platform-mesh artifacts
`kustomize/basic-graphql-gateway`	A `GraphQLGateway` resource that deploys the kubernetes-graphql-gateway into a shoot via the KRO + OCM pipeline (chart and image versions resolved dynamically from the OCM component)
`kustomize/basic-ord`	ORD + A2A demo: deploys three apps — `basic-ord` (ORD provider), `spaceship-app` (crew agents), and `super-agent` (commander that discovers agents via ORD and delegates via A2A). Deployable to a shoot cluster via Flux
`ord/`	Interactive demo files for the ORD reference app: `demo.http` (step-by-step HTTP requests for ORD discovery and A2A communication) and port-forward instructions
`flux/`	Flux `GitRepository` and `Kustomization` resources that deploy the above kustomize overlays onto target clusters, with dependency ordering (e.g. the gateway waits for the shoot, KRO definitions, and OCM components)
`shoot-manual/`	A step-by-step manual shoot creation flow using Crossplane `Object` resources and a `GardenerProject` — useful for understanding the underlying mechanics without KRO

To use the Flux-based examples, apply the GitRepository first, then the Kustomization resources. The Flux kustomizations encode their dependencies via dependsOn, so the intended apply order is:

basic-kro and basic-ocm — no dependencies, can be applied first
basic-shoot — depends on basic-kro (needs the Shoot RGD)
basic-app — depends on basic-shoot (deploys into the provisioned shoot cluster)
basic-graphql-gateway — depends on basic-shoot, basic-kro, and basic-ocm
basic-ord — no dependencies, can be applied independently

ORD + A2A Demo

The basic-ord example deploys three applications that demonstrate Open Resource Discovery (ORD) and Agent-to-Agent (A2A) communication:

App	Description
`basic-ord`	ORD provider — publishes an ORD document describing available resources
`spaceship-app`	Crew agents (Repair Technician, Solar Explorer) reachable via A2A
`super-agent`	Commander agent that discovers crew agents via ORD and delegates tasks via A2A

After the apps are deployed to a shoot cluster, set up port-forwards to interact with them locally:

kubectl port-forward svc/spaceship-app 3001:3000
kubectl port-forward svc/super-agent 3002:3000
kubectl port-forward svc/basic-ord 3004:8083

Then use demo/manifests/examples/ord/demo.http (compatible with VS Code REST Client or IntelliJ HTTP Client) to walk through the demo:

ORD Discovery — fetch /.well-known/open-resource-discovery and the ORD document
A2A Agent Calls — invoke individual crew agents (repair, solar) via JSON-RPC
Commander Delegation — ask the commander to handle tasks; it discovers agents via ORD and delegates via A2A
A2A Editor Playground — use the visual A2A Editor to interact with agents in the browser

Architecture

Preconditions

The following must be in place before running the integration:

Component	Description
`platform` kind cluster	Core OpenMCP infrastructure (Flux installed during integration)
`onboarding` kind cluster	Hosts the `openmcp-init-operator`
`platform-mesh` kind cluster	Runs KCP and the platform portal
`platform-mesh` resource	Must be in `Ready` state inside the `platform-mesh` cluster
`gardener-local` kind cluster	Runs Gardener and the `gardener-init-operator` (local setup via `hack/setup-gardener-local.sh`)

1. Installation Phase (one-time setup)

sequenceDiagram
    actor Admin as Admin/User
    participant Script as Integration Script<br/>(hack/integrate-openmcp-platform-mesh.sh)
    participant PlatformMesh as platform-mesh cluster<br/>(KCP host)
    participant KCP as KCP<br/>(logical workspaces)
    participant Onboarding as Onboarding Cluster
    participant Platform as Platform Cluster
    participant GardenerLocal as Gardener-Local Cluster

    Admin->>Script: run hack/integrate-openmcp-platform-mesh.sh

    rect rgb(230, 240, 255)
        Note over Script,KCP: Configure KCP workspace hierarchy

        Script->>PlatformMesh: verify platform-mesh resource is Ready
        Script->>KCP: create workspace root:providers
        Script->>KCP: create workspace root:providers:opencp
        Script->>KCP: create workspace root:providers:gardener
        Script->>PlatformMesh: patch platform-mesh extraDefaultAPIBindings<br/>(opencp.cloud → root:providers:opencp, gardener.cloud → root:providers:gardener)
    end

    rect rgb(235, 230, 255)
        Note over Script,KCP: Register OpenMCP as a provider in KCP

        Script->>KCP: lookup identityHash from core.platform-mesh.io APIExport
        Script->>KCP: apply APIExport, RBAC, ProviderMetadata<br/>to root:providers:opencp workspace
        Script->>KCP: apply gardener.cloud APIExport, RBAC<br/>to root:providers:gardener workspace
    end

    rect rgb(230, 255, 230)
        Note over Script,Platform: Deploy infrastructure & operator

        Script->>Platform: install Flux (source, kustomize, helm, notification controllers)
        Script->>Onboarding: create namespace openmcp-system
        Script->>Onboarding: create secret kcp-openmfp-system-kubeconfig
        Script->>Script: build openmcp-init-operator Docker image
        Script->>Onboarding: load image into kind cluster
        Script->>Onboarding: helm install openmcp-init-operator<br/>(namespace: openmcp-system)
        Onboarding-->>Script: operator deployment Ready
        Script->>GardenerLocal: create namespace openmcp-system
        Script->>GardenerLocal: create secret kcp-openmfp-system-kubeconfig<br/>(pointing to root:providers:gardener)
        Script->>Script: build gardener-init-operator Docker image
        Script->>GardenerLocal: load image into kind cluster
        Script->>GardenerLocal: helm install gardener-init-operator<br/>(namespace: openmcp-system)
        GardenerLocal-->>Script: operator deployment Ready
    end

2. Usage Phase (per new account workspace)

sequenceDiagram
    actor User as User
    participant Portal as Platform Portal
    participant UI as openmcp-onboarding-ui
    participant GQL as kubernetes-graphql-gateway
    participant KCP as KCP<br/>(logical workspaces)
    participant InitAgent as init-agent
    participant Operator as openmcp-init-operator
    participant Onboarding as Onboarding Cluster
    participant MCP as MCP Cluster<br/>(provisioned per account)

    User->>Portal: create account
    Portal->>KCP: create account workspace (type: root:account)

    rect rgb(255, 245, 220)
        Note over KCP,InitAgent: Workspace Initialization (init-agent)

        KCP->>InitAgent: LogicalCluster detected (Initializing state)
        Note over KCP: APIBinding to opencp.cloud already created<br/>via extraDefaultAPIBindings on workspace type.<br/>This enables the ManagedControlPlane and Crossplane APIs in the workspace.
        InitAgent->>KCP: create ManagedControlPlane resource in workspace
        InitAgent->>KCP: remove openmcp initializer from LogicalCluster
        KCP-->>KCP: workspace transitions to Ready
    end

    rect rgb(230, 240, 255)
        Note over KCP,MCP: MCP Provisioning (ManagedControlPlaneReconciler)

        KCP->>Operator: ManagedControlPlane detected

        Note over Operator: CreateMCPSubroutine
        Operator->>Onboarding: create ManagedControlPlane
        Onboarding-->>Operator: MCP cluster provisioned & kubeconfig available
        Operator->>KCP: update ManagedControlPlane status (phase: MCPReady)

        Note over Operator: SetupSyncAgentSubroutine
        Operator->>KCP: create APIExports in workspace<br/>(crossplane/kro/flux/ocm.services.opencp.cloud)
        Operator->>MCP: create Secret kcp-kubeconfig
        Operator->>MCP: helm install api-syncagent<br/>(bridges MCP ↔ KCP workspace)
        Operator->>KCP: update ManagedControlPlane status (phase: Ready)
    end

    rect rgb(235, 230, 255)
        Note over User,KCP: Crossplane Onboarding (openmcp-onboarding-ui)

        User->>Portal: navigate to OpenMCP → Crossplane
        Portal->>UI: load openmcp-onboarding-ui
        UI->>GQL: check APIBinding to crossplane.services.opencp.cloud
        GQL->>KCP: get APIBinding
        KCP-->>GQL: not found
        GQL-->>UI: not found

        UI-->>User: show "Start using Crossplane" button
        User->>UI: click "Start using Crossplane"
        UI->>GQL: create APIBinding to crossplane.services.opencp.cloud
        GQL->>KCP: create APIBinding
        KCP-->>GQL: created
        GQL-->>UI: Crossplane APIs now available in workspace

        UI->>GQL: check Crossplane resource
        GQL->>KCP: get Crossplane
        KCP-->>GQL: not found
        GQL-->>UI: not found
        UI-->>User: show Crossplane configuration<br/>(version: v1.20.1, provider: provider-kubernetes v0.15.0)
        User->>UI: confirm and save
        UI->>GQL: create Crossplane resource
        GQL->>KCP: create Crossplane
    end

    rect rgb(230, 255, 230)
        Note over KCP,MCP: Crossplane Setup (CrossplaneReconciler)

        KCP->>Operator: Crossplane resource detected in account workspace

        Note over Operator: CreateCrossplaneSubroutine
        Operator->>Onboarding: create Crossplane resource<br/>(copies provider spec from KCP)
        Onboarding-->>Operator: Crossplane Ready

        Note over Operator: InitializePublishedResourcesSubroutine
        Operator->>MCP: create PublishedResource: k8s-ProviderConfig
        Operator->>MCP: create PublishedResource: k8s-Object
        Operator->>MCP: create PublishedResource: k8s-ObservedObjectCollection
        MCP-->>KCP: api-syncagent publishes resources to workspace
        Note over KCP: crossplane.services.opencp.cloud APIExport<br/>now includes Crossplane resource APIs

        Note over Operator: DeployContentConfigurationsSubroutine
        Operator->>KCP: create ContentConfigurations for published APIs<br/>(renders ProviderConfig, Object, ObservedObjectCollection<br/>via generic resource UI)
    end

3. Gardener Provisioning Phase (user-driven per account workspace)

sequenceDiagram
    actor User as User
    participant KCP as KCP<br/>(logical workspaces)
    participant Operator as gardener-init-operator<br/>(on gardener-local)
    participant Gardener as Gardener<br/>(gardener-local)

    Note over KCP: APIBinding to gardener.cloud created<br/>via extraDefaultAPIBindings (from root:providers:gardener)
    Note over User,KCP: GardenerProject is NOT auto-created by init-agent.<br/>Users create it explicitly (e.g. via Crossplane compositions or directly).

    User->>KCP: create GardenerProject resource in workspace

    rect rgb(255, 235, 235)
        Note over KCP,Gardener: Gardener Project Provisioning (GardenerProjectReconciler)

        KCP->>Operator: GardenerProject detected

        Note over Operator: CreateGardenerProjectSubroutine
        Operator->>Gardener: create Project (core.gardener.cloud/v1beta1)
        Gardener-->>Operator: Project Ready, namespace garden-<clusterID> exists
        Operator->>Gardener: create ServiceAccount openmcp in garden-<clusterID>
        Operator->>Gardener: create RoleBinding (admin) for SA
        Operator->>KCP: update GardenerProject status (phase: ProjectReady)

        Note over Operator: SetupGardenerAccessSubroutine
        Operator->>Gardener: create SA token Secret
        Gardener-->>Operator: token available
        Operator->>Operator: build kubeconfig (Gardener API + bearer token)
        Operator->>KCP: store Secret gardener-project-kubeconfig in workspace
        Operator->>KCP: update GardenerProject status (phase: Ready)
    end

4. Tool Provisioning Phase (KRO, Flux, OCM Controller)

sequenceDiagram
    actor User as User
    participant Portal as Platform Portal
    participant UI as Tool Onboarding UI<br/>(KRO / Flux / OCM)
    participant GQL as kubernetes-graphql-gateway
    participant KCP as KCP<br/>(logical workspaces)
    participant Operator as openmcp-init-operator
    participant MCP as MCP Cluster<br/>(provisioned per account)

    User->>Portal: navigate to OpenMCP → KRO / Flux / OCM Controller
    Portal->>UI: load tool onboarding UI (Angular WebComponent)
    UI->>GQL: check tool availability
    GQL-->>UI: available versions (hardcoded in UI assets)

    UI-->>User: show tool configuration (version selector)
    User->>UI: select version and confirm
    UI->>GQL: create tool enablement resource (KRO / Flux / OCMController)
    GQL->>KCP: create resource in account workspace
    KCP-->>GQL: created
    GQL-->>UI: tool enablement resource created

    rect rgb(230, 255, 230)
        Note over KCP,MCP: Tool Setup (KROReconciler / FluxReconciler / OCMControllerReconciler)

        KCP->>Operator: tool enablement resource detected in account workspace

        Note over Operator: DeployAPIResourceSchemasSubroutine
        Operator->>KCP: deploy APIResourceSchemas and update APIExport<br/>in user's KCP workspace
        KCP-->>Operator: schemas registered, APIExport updated

        Note over Operator: InstallToolSubroutine
        Operator->>MCP: helm install tool<br/>(kubeconfig points to user's KCP workspace)
        MCP-->>Operator: tool controller running, targeting KCP workspace

        Note over Operator: DeployToolContentConfigurationsSubroutine
        Operator->>KCP: create ContentConfigurations for tool APIs<br/>(UI navigation entries in portal)
        Operator->>KCP: update tool resource status (phase: Ready)
    end

Key Participants

Participant	Role
Integration Script	One-time bootstrap: creates KCP workspaces, deploys operator, wires platform-mesh
KCP	Multi-tenant control plane; hosts logical workspaces, ManagedControlPlane, and Crossplane resources per account
platform-mesh cluster	Runs KCP and the platform portal; owns the `platform-mesh` resource
init-agent	Watches LogicalClusters, creates ManagedControlPlane resource per workspace (no longer creates GardenerProject)
openmcp-init-operator	Reconciles ManagedControlPlane, Crossplane, KRO, Flux, and OCMController resources
openmcp-onboarding-ui	Angular micro-frontend: guides users through Crossplane, KRO, Flux, and OCM Controller activation and configuration
Onboarding Cluster	Hosts the `openmcp-init-operator` and `ManagedControlPlane` resources
MCP Cluster	Provisioned per account; runs Crossplane, tool controllers, and the KCP api-syncagent
Platform Cluster	Core OpenMCP infrastructure; Flux is installed here during setup
gardener-init-operator	Reconciles GardenerProject resources: creates Gardener projects, sets up access. Runs on gardener-local cluster.
Gardener (gardener-local)	Local Gardener installation; provides project-based resource isolation

Architecture Notes

The init-agent is the KCP init-agent, deployed by platform-mesh. It is configured via InitTemplate and InitTarget resources to create a ManagedControlPlane resource in each new account workspace. It does not create GardenerProject resources — those are user-driven.
The openmcp-init-operator reconciles ManagedControlPlane, Crossplane, KRO, Flux, and OCMController resources. It runs on the onboarding cluster.
The gardener-init-operator reconciles GardenerProject resources. It uses unstructured.Unstructured to interact with the Gardener API to avoid pulling in the massive Gardener Go dependency tree. It runs on the gardener-local cluster (not the onboarding cluster), giving it direct access to the Gardener API via in-cluster config.
Gardener is an independent provider with its own KCP workspace (root:providers:gardener) and APIExport (gardener.cloud). This decouples Gardener from the OpenMCP provider workspace.
ManagedControlPlane is the domain resource that triggers MCP provisioning. It carries status phases (MCPReady, Ready) giving clear visibility into provisioning progress.
The openmcp-onboarding-ui is an Angular micro-frontend with web components for each tool. It detects Crossplane state by checking for the APIBinding to crossplane.services.opencp.cloud and the existence of a Crossplane resource. It drives a two-step onboarding: activate the tool (creates APIBinding or enablement resource), then configure it.
Crossplane onboarding is user-driven — the operator does not create Crossplane resources automatically. The UI creates the APIBinding and Crossplane resource based on user choices.
After Crossplane is ready and PublishedResources are created, the api-syncagent adds the published Crossplane resource APIs (ProviderConfig, Object, ObservedObjectCollection) to the crossplane.services.opencp.cloud APIExport, making them available in the workspace.
Network routing from MCP clusters to KCP uses hostAliases to map localhost to the platform-mesh Docker container IP, since KCP listens on localhost:31000 (NodePort) inside the kind network.
Published resources (ProviderConfig, Object, ObservedObjectCollection) are only initialized once the target Crossplane on the onboarding cluster reports all *Ready conditions as True.
Crossplane vs. KRO/Flux/OCM architecture: Crossplane uses a sync-agent bridge — the api-syncagent runs on the MCP cluster and bridges resources between KCP and MCP via a dynamic crossplane.services.opencp.cloud APIExport. KRO, Flux, and OCM Controller use a simpler direct pattern: the operator deploys APIResourceSchemas into the user's KCP workspace and updates the tool's APIExport, then installs the tool controller on the MCP cluster with a kubeconfig that points at that KCP workspace. The tool controller reconciles against KCP directly, with no sync-agent in between.
Each tool API group is a separate KCP service domain: kro.services.opencp.cloud, flux.services.opencp.cloud, and ocm.services.opencp.cloud. All three are published via the existing opencp.cloud APIExport.

Support, Feedback, Contributing

This project is open to feature requests/suggestions, bug reports etc. via GitHub issues. Contribution and feedback are encouraged and always welcome. For more information about how to contribute, the project structure, as well as additional contribution information, see our Contribution Guidelines.

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