k8s-mcp-server is a Go MCP server that exposes a Kubernetes cluster through the Model Context Protocol. Its tools cover both inspection and mutation: discovering all available API resources in the cluster, listing resources of any type with optional namespace and label filters, fetching details for a specific object, producing a comprehensive description similar to kubectl describe, retrieving pod logs from one container or from all containers, reading CPU and memory metrics for pods and resource usage metrics for nodes, listing events for a namespace or a single resource, creating or updating resources from a YAML or JSON manifest, and deleting a resource by namespace and kind. Helm operations are included as well, covering install, upgrade, uninstall, rollback and repository addition. The server runs in three transport modes selected by command-line flag or environment variable: stdio for CLI integrations, SSE for web applications, and streamable-http following the MCP specification, defaulting to SSE on port 8080 with a configurable port. A read-only flag disables every write tool, including resource creation and all Helm mutations, leaving only inspection, which makes it safer for exploration and monitoring. Authentication is resolved automatically in priority order: full kubeconfig content passed in KUBECONFIG_DATA, an API server URL with a bearer token plus optional CA certificate content, CA path or an insecure-TLS switch, in-cluster service account credentials when the server runs as a pod, and finally a kubeconfig file from KUBECONFIG or the default location. The README supplies a complete deployment manifest with a service account, cluster role and binding, and the published container image runs as a non-root user. Building requires Go 1.23 or later plus kubectl configured with suitable cluster access. A third-party hosted deployment of the server is also available.
https://github.com/reza-gholizade/k8s-mcp-server
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