GenAI & BeyondConference50min
MCP in Action: Connecting AI to Enterprise Systems
This talk introduces the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard for seamlessly linking AI assistants to enterprise data sources. Using the open-source Wanaku MCP server, the session covers integration challenges, development insights, and how MCP with Java technologies enables scalable, secure AI-data connectivity in enterprise environments.
Zineb BENDHIBARed Hat / IBM
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Thursday, October 9, 13:50-14:40
Room 3
Artificial intelligence is evolving rapidly, but one challenge remains: efficiently connecting AI agents to the systems where data resides. Each new data source requires a specific integration, limiting the scalability and relevance of models.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) addresses this issue by defining an open standard to link AI assistants to enterprise systems: from databases to business tools and development environments.
In this talk, we will introduce MCP through Wanaku, an open-source MCP server based on Quarkus and Apache Camel, developed by our team to simplify these integrations. We will share our experience building it, the challenges we faced, and the lessons we learned. You’ll also see how MCP, combined with modern Java technologies, enables seamless and secure connections between AI and enterprise data.
Join us to explore how this protocol is paving the way for more connected and intelligent AI systems!
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) addresses this issue by defining an open standard to link AI assistants to enterprise systems: from databases to business tools and development environments.
In this talk, we will introduce MCP through Wanaku, an open-source MCP server based on Quarkus and Apache Camel, developed by our team to simplify these integrations. We will share our experience building it, the challenges we faced, and the lessons we learned. You’ll also see how MCP, combined with modern Java technologies, enables seamless and secure connections between AI and enterprise data.
Join us to explore how this protocol is paving the way for more connected and intelligent AI systems!
Zineb BENDHIBA
Hi, I'm Zineb Bendhiba, a Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat. I work on the Apache Camel project, making open-source integration smoother. I love using Java and Quarkus to build cool things. Open source is my jam, it's all about innovating and contributing to something bigger.
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