Cloudflare MCP Server Portals Supports Pre-Registered OAuth Clients

Access – Static OAuth client credentials for MCP server portals - MCP server portals can now connect to upstream MCP servers that require a pre-registered OAuth client. This supports OAuth providers that do not offer Dynamic Client Registration or have disabled it. This unlocks portal connections to major SaaS providers such… https://lnkd.in/eWYz5u-3

Hosted MCP Servers (mcp_api) — any additional cost or API metering on Unlimited Edition? Hi all, I'm evaluating the new Hosted MCP Servers so our RevOps team can query org data from an MCP client (Claude) instead of running manual exports or standing up a custom integration. Our situation: • Salesforce Unlimited Edition • Testing first in a Full Copy Sandbox, production later • Starting with platform/sobject-reads (read-only), possibly platform/headless-360 (Beta) afterwards • Auth via an External Client App with the mcp_api and refresh_token scopes What I've already read: the Hosted MCP Servers docs — Set Up Your Org, Create an External Client App, Activate MCP Servers, Standard Servers Reference, and the Headless 360 (Beta) page. They cover setup and the security model very well, but I can't find anything on commercial terms. My questions: 1. Is Hosted MCP Servers included in the platform at no extra cost on Unlimited Edition, or is it a separately licensed SKU / add-on? 2. Do MCP tool calls (Discover / Describe / Dispatch, or the SObject server tools) count against our daily API request limit the same way REST and Bulk API calls do? Or is there separate metering I should be watching? 3. Headless 360 is currently Beta. Does it carry different commercial terms once it reaches GA, and is there anything I should plan for now to avoid a surprise later? 4. Is consumption treated differently in a sandbox versus production? If anyone has already switched this on in a production org, I'd really value hearing what your AE told you — especially if the answer differed from what the docs imply. I'll summarise whatever I learn back into this thread so the next admin doesn't have to ask. Thanks! #SalesforceAdmin #Integration #MCP #APILimits

You built an MCP server. Now you have to run it: hosting, auth, usage tracking, an endpoint every client accepts. That's a second product on top of the first one. Unyly now hosts MCP servers end to end. Your server runs on our runners, sits behind an OAuth 2.1 gateway, and gets per-call metering out of the box. Clients connect through one URL — no infra to stand up, nothing to babysit. Ship the tools. We keep them callable. unyly.org Follow the build → t.me/unyly_global

Question: how many of you use MCP Servers or Connectors in Claude/ChatGPT to interact with your software services? Do you consider this connectivity when choosing new SaaS tools?

No account required. No metered bill. Just Icinga on your hardware. Icinga is a GPL-2.0, C++ monitoring and status pages. Nagios fork that has since lapped nagios several times. → Comes with the possibility of clustered monitoring. → Full source available on the repo link. You stop paying for per‑host SaaS monitoring subscriptions and enterprise licensing fees. #opensource #selfhosted #monitoringstatuspages #monitoring #statuspages

Connect Agentforce to external services with MCP servers built using MuleSoft. ⚡ Learn how to build a secure MCP server with MuleSoft, register it in Salesforce, and let Agentforce invoke external tools with OAuth and no custom Apex. Read the guide: https://sforce.co/4wkfKQw

Struggling to get your MCP Servers signed off by your Risk & Compliance teams? 🔐 With Atlas Managed MCP Server for Agents, you can now use a MongoDB-hosted MCP server to connect Atlas to custom agent applications and orchestrated workflows. 🤖 It’s a simpler path to bringing MongoDB into agent frameworks like LangChain and ADK, and a smoother way to take agentic applications from prototype to production. 🚀 Now you can focus more time on building your agents, while Atlas handles the connection. ✅ https://lnkd.in/dAU6nuH3

Has your organization outgrown shared hosting? A Virtual Private Server (VPS) or Virtual Dedicated Server (VDS) might be the right next step. But which one is the best fit for your website and apps? Examine the differences between VPS and VDS, and identify some key capabilities to look for in an infrastructure provider. Read the blog post now: https://lnkd.in/egKb-3iB #sharedhosting #virtualserver #infrastructureprovider #ITinfrastructure

MCP just hit enterprise scale. The latest spec went fully stateless, dropped sticky sessions, and hardened auth. Servers can now sit behind normal load balancers and Kubernetes like any other service. Over 100k MCP servers are already tracked, with massive monthly SDK growth. Agents stopped being demos and started looking like real infrastructure. How are you (or your team) actually securing MCP servers in production right now - or are you still treating them like internal prototypes?

The MCP story so far has been a story of proliferation. Every vendor ships a server. Every product team ships a server. My own network is full of them — I have written about every provider in my catalog that ships an MCP server, grouped by tag, and the list keeps growing every week. This is what the first phase of any new interface looks like: everybody builds one, nobody coordinates, and pretty soon you are drowning in them. An agent that wants to actually get work done now has to reckon with dozens of servers, hundreds of tools, overlapping capabilities, no shared naming, and no map. Proliferation without coordination is not an ecosystem. It is sprawl. And the thing that turns MCP sprawl back into value is the same thing that has turned every other kind of API sprawl into value: federation. https://lnkd.in/geiPkbXG