mcp-weather-oauth2-server
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This document provides a guide on securing an MCP server using OAuth2, following the MCP specification.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server with OAuth2 integration is designed to enhance security by implementing OAuth2 authorization. This setup allows for secure token-based authentication, ensuring that only authorized clients can access the server's resources. The server uses Spring Security and Spring Authorization Server to manage OAuth2 tokens, providing a robust security infrastructure. The implementation includes support for client credentials and authorization code flows, with tools like the MCP inspector to facilitate token management and inspection. This setup is particularly useful for applications requiring secure, scalable, and standards-compliant authentication mechanisms.
Features
- OAuth2 Authorization: Implements OAuth2 for secure token-based authentication.
- Client Credentials Flow: Allows clients to obtain tokens using client credentials.
- Authorization Code Flow: Supports PKCE for secure authorization code exchange.
- MCP Inspector: Tool for inspecting and managing tokens.
- Spring Security Integration: Utilizes Spring Security and Authorization Server for robust security.
