MCP Server Kubernetes

What is mcp-server-kubernetes?

mcp-server-kubernetes is a management server that connects to a Kubernetes cluster, enabling users to execute various management commands related to the cluster.

How to use mcp-server-kubernetes?

To use mcp-server-kubernetes, you need to install kubectl and have a valid kubeconfig file. Launch the server with the command 'npx mcp-server-kubernetes', and it will connect to your current kubectl context. Verify the connection by listing your pods or creating a test deployment.

Key features of mcp-server-kubernetes?

• Connects to a Kubernetes cluster seamlessly
• Lists all pods, services, and deployments
• Enables creating and deleting pods
• Supports namespace management and Helm chart installations

Use cases of mcp-server-kubernetes?

1. Managing deployments in a Kubernetes cluster
2. Troubleshooting applications by retrieving pod logs
3. Setting up testing environments using minikube or GKE

FAQ from mcp-server-kubernetes?

• What do I need to use mcp-server-kubernetes?

You need kubectl installed, a valid kubeconfig file, and access to a Kubernetes cluster.

• Can I manage multiple clusters?

Not currently planned, as authentication and adding clusters to kubectx is not implemented yet.

• What should I do if I encounter connection issues?

Check your kubectl setup by running 'kubectl get pods' in your terminal to ensure no credential issues exist.