A flexible Machine Communication Protocol (MCP) server that provides Kubernetes management capabilities with support for custom extension scripts.
Kubernetes MCP Server is an MCP project maintained in the wakeupworld/k8s_mcp_server repository. The maintainer describes its purpose as “A flexible Machine Communication Protocol (MCP) server that provides Kubernetes management capabilities with support for custom extension scripts”. Read the project documentation for the complete scope.
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| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| get_pods | Get a list of pods in the specified namespace |
| get_services | Get a list of services in the specified namespace |
| get_deployments | Get a list of deployments in the specified namespace |
| get_namespaces | Get a list of all namespaces in the cluster |
| describe_resource | Describe a Kubernetes resource in detail |
| get_pod_logs | Get logs from a pod in the specified namespace |
| create_namespace | Create a new namespace in the Kubernetes cluster |
| delete_resource | Delete a Kubernetes resource |
| scale_deployment | Scale a deployment to the specified number of replicas |
| get_events | Get events from the Kubernetes cluster |
| get_current_context | Get the current kubectl context |
| get_available_contexts | Get the list of available kubectl contexts |
| switch_context | Switch the kubectl context |
| list_scripts | List all available scripts with their parameters |
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