Welcome to
Zero-trust MCP gateway with 30-minute deployment and template-based onboarding. Issue Peta service tokens so clients authenticate safely while external credentials stay encrypted in the Vault.
Before deploying Peta MCP Suite, ensure your environment meets the following requirements:
Minimum
2 vCPU / 4GB RAM / 2GB disk space
Recommended
4 vCPU / 8GB RAM / 20GB SSD
Recommended for production deployment
Optional for enterprise orchestration
Download & Setup
Deploy Core
Initial Config
Add MCP Servers
Connect Clients
Install Desk
Step-by-Step Deployment Guide
Choose your platform and download the latest release
45MB installer
42MB DMG package
Docker recommended
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Launch Peta Console and Core gateway using Docker Compose
Run the following command to start both containers:
docker compose -f docker-compose.yml up -dPort: 3000
Web interface at localhost:3000
Port: 8080
Zero-trust gateway & vault runtime
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Complete the setup wizard to configure vault encryption and user accounts
Access the Console at http://localhost:3000 and complete these setup steps:
Establish Vault Encryption
Set master password for AES-256-GCM encryption with PBKDF2 key derivation (100,000+ iterations)
Upload Initial Credentials
Securely store API keys, database passwords, and service credentials in the encrypted vault
Create Team Member Accounts
Add users, define roles, and configure SSO/SAML integration if required
Assign Permissions
Configure RBAC/ABAC policies with granular tool-level access controls
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Deploy managed templates, connect existing servers, or wrap REST APIs
Choose from three deployment methods based on your needs:
Deploy pre-built MCP servers from 50+ templates with automatic configuration
Connect your existing MCP servers through the zero-trust gateway
Transform any REST API into an MCP server in under 5 minutes
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Generate service tokens and configure MCP clients
Generate Peta Service Token
In Console settings, create a short-lived service token for client authentication (JWT-based)
Configure MCP Client
Set gateway endpoint and bearer token authentication in your MCP client configuration
{
"mcpServers": {
"peta": {
"url": "http://localhost:8080",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_SERVICE_TOKEN"
}
}
}
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Desktop client for seamless AI assistant integration
Key Features:
- • Automated client configuration without manual JSON editing
- • Real-time MCP tool availability sync
- • Human-in-the-loop approval UI for destructive operations
- • Native support across all major platforms
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Deploy production-ready MCP servers in minutes with one-click templates. Each template includes automatic configuration, credential management, and security policies.
Productivity & Collaboration
Business & CRM
Databases
Development Tools
AI & Machine Learning
Cloud & Infrastructure
Utilities
You've successfully deployed Peta MCP Suite! Now explore the platform components to unlock the full potential of secure AI tool orchestration.
Learn how to manage teams, configure policies, monitor usage, and maintain your MCP infrastructure.
Configure AI assistants, enable approval workflows, and manage user connections through the desktop client.
Deep dive into the zero-trust gateway, vault encryption, and MCP server runtime architecture.