🎯 Kubernetes MCP Server

What is 🎯 Kubernetes MCP Server?

An AI-powered Kubernetes management system that combines MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, agent mode, and K8s tools. It enables real-time diagnostics, resource monitoring, and smart log analysis through conversational AI, allowing users to manage Kubernetes clusters with natural language queries.

How to use 🎯 Kubernetes MCP Server?

Build with Maven, then run the MCP server jar (mcp-server-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar) or the agent jar. Ensure JDK 17+, Maven 3.8+, and a configured ~/.kube/config file. For MCP host integration (e.g., Claude Desktop), refer to the mcp-server README. For agent mode with REST API, see the agent README.

Key features of 🎯 Kubernetes MCP Server

• Natural language queries for cluster health and diagnostics
• Network analysis (logs, ingresses, services, endpoints)
• Storage management (PVs, PVCs, storage classes, capacity)
• Job and CronJob analysis (running, failed, history)
• Helm release management (list, upgrade, rollback, compare)
• Pattern analysis in logs, events, and resource usage

Use cases of 🎯 Kubernetes MCP Server

• Get real-time cluster health check via chat interface
• Debug failing pods and high restart counts with plain English
• Monitor storage volumes nearing capacity
• Manage Helm releases (upgrade, rollback, compare values)
• Analyze network topology and service endpoints effortlessly

FAQ from 🎯 Kubernetes MCP Server

What runtime dependencies does 🎯 Kubernetes MCP Server require?

JDK 17 or later, Maven 3.8 or later, and a Kubernetes cluster with a properly configured ~/.kube/config file.

How do I connect 🎯 Kubernetes MCP Server to Claude Desktop?

Follow the instructions in mcp-server/README.md for MCP host integration.

Can I use 🎯 Kubernetes MCP Server without an MCP host?

Yes, the agent mode provides a separate REST API for direct interaction.

What Kubernetes resources can this server analyze?

It can query pods, nodes, services, ingresses, persistent volumes, persistent volume claims, storage classes, jobs, CronJobs, and Helm releases.

Does 🎯 Kubernetes MCP Server modify cluster resources?

The README mentions tools for analysis and management (e.g., upgrading/rolling back Helm releases), but does not detail whether all operations are read-only.