MCP server directory

Kubernetes

One of the ways to connect Kubernetes

Connect to a Kubernetes cluster and manage it.

Connect to and manage a Kubernetes cluster, supporting various kubectl and Helm operations. Offers features like resource management, troubleshooting prompts, and optional OpenTelemetry observability.

Version:
latest
Publisher:
Flux159
Docs:
raw.githubusercontent.com/Flux159/mcp-server-kubernetes/HEAD/README.md
Summary written by google/gemini-2.5-flash-lite from the server’s own site and README; facts above come from the registries.

Install

Generated from the server’s transport data — never hand-written. Placeholders in angle brackets are yours to fill.

Run it with its own identity, a budget you set, and every call audited — no local config to keep in sync.

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What it can do

As declared by the publisher

Tools · 23

  • cleanup
  • exec_in_pod
  • explain_resource
  • install_helm_chart
  • kubectl_apply
  • kubectl_context
  • kubectl_create
  • kubectl_delete
  • kubectl_describe
  • kubectl_generic
  • kubectl_get
  • kubectl_logs
  • kubectl_patch
  • kubectl_reconnect
  • kubectl_rollout
  • kubectl_scale
  • list_api_resources
  • node_management
  • ping
  • port_forward
  • stop_port_forward
  • uninstall_helm_chart
  • upgrade_helm_chart