Learn how to leverage the model context protocol (MCP) to connect VS Code or Cursor to two specialized intelligence streams: one for local system telemetry and one for global proactive security. Discover the benefits of using MCP servers for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Red Hat Lightspeed for Red Hat Enterprise Linux to diagnose issues with your image mode for Red Hat Enterprise Linux servers.

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A step-by-step guide to building MCP-ready bootable RHEL images using image mode. It covers generating SSH keys for AI agent access, configuring VS Code or Cursor with two Red Hat MCP servers (one for live OS telemetry via journalctl/systemctl, one for Red Hat Lightspeed proactive security analytics), writing a Containerfile with rhc and cloud-init, and automating zero-touch registration via cloud-config. The result is a bootable container image that AI coding assistants can query directly for CVE detection, performance diagnostics, and root-cause analysis without manual log scraping.

Building Red Hat MCP-ready images with image mode for Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Step 4: Zero-touch registration and access with cloud-init