Microservices Engine:Nacos Enterprise Edition capacity specifications

Unified service management: You can dynamically register MCP services through an SDK or the console. This standardizes service discovery and enables visual configuration.

Fast protocol migration: You can convert existing HTTP services to MCP services with a single click. You can also define protocol mapping rules using JSON templates to quickly integrate with the MCP ecosystem.

Real-time optimization: You can dynamically update MCP tool descriptions in the console. This optimizes AI agent call performance and improves developer efficiency without requiring code modifications.

High availability (HA) architecture: This architecture is suitable for industries with high business continuity requirements, such as finance, energy, and state-owned enterprises. It ensures that your business runs without interruption throughout the year.

Resilience: The system remains efficient and stable during traffic peaks or in complex operational scenarios. This capability supports the continuous operation of critical business applications.

Resource isolation: This feature prevents contention for shared resources and significantly reduces the risk of failures.

Key hosting and automatic rotation:

• The service integrates with KMS to encrypt and store account credentials and rotate them on a schedule. This process eliminates the threat of plaintext credential exposure.

• When a key changes, the system automatically synchronizes and applies the updated configuration without manual intervention.

Seamless application-side access: You can access data sources through configuration without modifying your code. Seamless key rotation is supported at runtime.

End-to-end encryption: Data source configuration is encrypted in transit and at rest to ensure the security of sensitive information.