A Kubernetes management MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides interfaces for getting information about Kubernetes clusters, performing operations, monitoring status, and analyzing resources.
MCP Kubernetes Server source profile. From the maintainer documentation: “A Kubernetes management MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides interfaces for getting information about Kubernetes clusters, performing operations, monitoring status, and analyzing resources.”
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| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| get_resources | Get a list of resources of a specific type |
| get_resource | Get detailed information about a specific resource |
| get_resource_status | Get the status of a specific resource |
| get_resource_events | Get events related to a specific resource |
| get_resource_logs | Get logs for a specific resource |
| create_resource | Create a new resource |
| update_resource | Update an existing resource |
| delete_resource | Delete a resource |
| scale_deployment | Scale a deployment |
| restart_deployment | Restart a deployment |
| execute_command | Execute a command in a pod |
| get_cluster_status | Get the overall status of the cluster |
| get_node_status | Get the status of cluster nodes |
| get_resource_metrics | Get metrics for a specific resource |
| get_cluster_metrics | Get metrics for the entire cluster |
| check_cluster_health | Perform a comprehensive health check of the cluster and get a detailed summary |
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