Kubernetes

what is MCP Server Kubernetes?

MCP Server Kubernetes is a tool that connects to a Kubernetes cluster, allowing users to manage and interact with their Kubernetes resources seamlessly.

how to use MCP Server Kubernetes?

To use MCP Server Kubernetes, ensure you have kubectl installed and configured. You can start the server using the command npx mcp-server-kubernetes, which will connect to your current kubectl context.

key features of MCP Server Kubernetes?

• Connect to a Kubernetes cluster
• List and manage pods, services, deployments, and nodes
• Create and delete resources in the cluster
• Support for Helm v3 to manage charts
• Get logs and events from the cluster
• Port forwarding capabilities

use cases of MCP Server Kubernetes?

1. Managing Kubernetes resources from a command line interface.
2. Automating deployment processes using Helm.
3. Debugging applications by accessing logs directly from pods.

FAQ from MCP Server Kubernetes?

• What do I need to run MCP Server Kubernetes?

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

• Can I use Helm with MCP Server Kubernetes?

Yes, MCP Server Kubernetes supports Helm v3 for managing charts.

• How do I troubleshoot connection issues?

You can run kubectl get pods in your terminal to check for connectivity issues.