MCP Server for kubernetes management and diagnose your cluster and applications
MCP Server for kubernetes management and diagnose your cluster and applications
mcp-k8s-eye is a tool that can manage kubernetes cluster and analyze workload status.
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| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| resource_get | Get detailed resource information about a specific resource in a namespace |
| resource_list | List detailed resource information about all resources in a namespace |
| resource_create_or_update | Create or update a resource in a namespace |
| resource_delete | Delete a resource in a namespace |
| resource_describe | Describe a resource detailed information in a namespace |
| deployment_scale | Scale a deployment in a namespace |
| pod_exec | Execute a command in a pod in a namespace |
| pod_logs | Get logs from a pod in a namespace |
| pod_analyze | Diagnose all pods in a namespace |
| deployment_analyze | Diagnose all deployments in a namespace |
| statefulset_analyze | Diagnose all statefulsets in a namespace |
| service_analyze | Diagnose all services in a namespace |
| cronjob_analyze | Diagnose all cronjobs in a namespace |
| ingress_analyze | Diagnose all ingresses in a namespace |
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