MCP Server Kubernetes is a specialized MCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed to connect to Kubernetes clusters for resource management and command execution. It supports loading kubeconfig from multiple sources in a prioritized manner, enabling seamless integration with Kubernetes environments. The server provides a unified kubectl API that allows users to perform a wide range of Kubernetes operations programmatically or through chat interfaces, such as Claude Desktop or mcp-chat CLI client. Key features include the ability to get, list, describe, create, apply, delete, and scale Kubernetes resources, manage contexts, retrieve logs, explain resources, and execute generic kubectl commands. It also supports Helm operations like installing, upgrading, and uninstalling charts with custom values and repositories. The server includes advanced troubleshooting prompts, such as the k8s-diagnose prompt, which guides users through systematic pod troubleshooting based on keywords and namespaces. The server can operate in a non-destructive mode that disables destructive operations like deleting resources or uninstalling Helm charts, making it safer for read-only or limited access scenarios. It requires kubectl and Helm v3 installed and configured with access to a Kubernetes cluster. The project supports local development with Bun runtime, including development mode, testing, building, and integration with Model Context Protocol Inspector and Claude Desktop. MCP Server Kubernetes is ideal for developers and operators who want to manage Kubernetes clusters programmatically or via conversational interfaces, enhancing automation and troubleshooting capabilities. It offers a comprehensive set of Kubernetes management commands wrapped in an MCP server, facilitating integration with various MCP clients and workflows.
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