I'm Marc Nuri, a Senior Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat, based in Valencia, Spain. I created the Kubernetes MCP Server and I'm the lead maintainer of Fabric8 Kubernetes Client and Eclipse JKube.

I joined Red Hat in 2019 to build free and open source tools at the intersection of Kubernetes, Java, and AI. Today I also work on software supply chain security: how AI agents and engineers can find, fix, and verify vulnerabilities in open source libraries at scale. I've been building software professionally for more than 15 years, first as a freelance web developer and then for companies in the retail, procurement software, and e-commerce industries. I've been writing this blog since 2007.

Besides these, I maintain several side projects, such as ElectronIM, YAKD, Helm Java, and the Podman MCP Server. You can find all of them on my GitHub profile.

• Eclipse Cloud DevTools Contributor Award (December 2022), for my leadership of Eclipse JKube.
• Best Speaker at DevBcn 2024.
• Most Original Speaker at DevBcn 2025.

I speak about Kubernetes, Java, MCP, and AI-assisted development at conferences and meetups:

• 2026: Turning Your Java Project Into an AI-Ready Codebase, at DevTalks Romania and ValenciaJUG.
• 2025: Model Context Protocol Servers 101: Unlocking the Power of AI, at DevBcn.
• 2024: Deploying Your Apps to Kubernetes Without the Boilerplate, with Roland Huß, at AppDeveloperCon (a KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe co-located event), and Developing a Full-Stack Reactive Application Using Kubernetes as an Event Producer, at DevBcn.
• Earlier: EclipseCon (2020 to 2023), DevConf.cz, and several Java User Groups.

Some of my talks are listed on Sessionize, and the slides are available at presentations.marcnuri.com.

I'm the author of a book about Quarkus and React, published by Packt Publishing as Marc Nuri San Felix.

marcnuri.com

Full Stack Quarkus and React

Create and deploy standalone, fully functional, web applications using Quarkus and React

I also write for Red Hat: the Kubernetes MCP server article on Red Hat Developer and the technology preview announcement of the MCP server for Red Hat OpenShift on the Red Hat blog.