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Kubernetes MCP Server

by Containers

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Lets agents manage Kubernetes and OpenShift clusters through a native Go MCP server that talks to the API directly: pods, any resource, events, Helm, and optional toolsets.

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Try this first

Ask your assistant, with Kubernetes MCP Server connected:

  • Generic Resource CRUD

    Use Kubernetes MCP Server to create any Kubernetes or OpenShift resource: ‹what you need›

  • Events and Namespaces

    Use Kubernetes MCP Server to list cluster events for troubleshooting: ‹what you need›

  • Helm Releases

    Use Kubernetes MCP Server to install Helm charts: ‹what you need›

Connect it over MCP

Ask your coding agent to set it up

Connect Kubernetes MCP Server as an MCP server, following its setup instructions at https://github.com/containers/kubernetes-mcp-server

Its page: github.com/containers/kubernetes-mcp-server

Install the CLI

Install it as its own instructions say.

Its page: github.com/containers/kubernetes-mcp-server

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Access
MCPCLI
Auth
None
Skills
4

Skills

  • Pod Operations

    Lists, gets, deletes, and execs into pods, shows pod logs and resource usage, and runs container images as new pods.

  • Generic Resource CRUD

    Creates, updates, gets, lists, and deletes any Kubernetes or OpenShift resource, including custom resources, via the API.

  • Helm Releases

    Installs Helm charts, lists releases across namespaces, and uninstalls releases in the current or a chosen namespace.

  • Events and Namespaces

    Lists cluster events for troubleshooting, plus Kubernetes namespaces and OpenShift projects, with field selector filters.

Infrastructure & Opskubernetesopenshifthelmlocal-mcpcluster-managementopen-sourcego
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kubernetes-mcp-server
Lets agents manage Kubernetes and OpenShift clusters through a native Go MCP server that talks to the API directly: pods, any resource, events, Helm, and optional toolsets.
try this first
Ask your assistant, with Kubernetes MCP Server connected:
Use Kubernetes MCP Server to create any Kubernetes or OpenShift resource: ‹what you need›generic-resources
Use Kubernetes MCP Server to list cluster events for troubleshooting: ‹what you need›events-namespaces
Use Kubernetes MCP Server to install Helm charts: ‹what you need›helm
use it now
Connect Kubernetes MCP Server as an MCP server, following its setup instructions at https://github.com/containers/kubernetes-mcp-servermcp.setup-prompt
fields
nameKubernetes MCP Server
providerContainers
urlhttps://github.com/containers/kubernetes-mcp-server
categoriesinfrastructure
accessmcp · cli
authnone
streamingfalse
pushfalse
verifiedtrue
officialfalse
sponsoredfalse
tagskubernetes, openshift, helm, local-mcp, cluster-management, open-source, go
skills
podsPod OperationsLists, gets, deletes, and execs into pods, shows pod lo…
generic-resourcesGeneric Resource CRUDCreates, updates, gets, lists, and deletes any Kubernet…
helmHelm ReleasesInstalls Helm charts, lists releases across namespaces,…
events-namespacesEvents and NamespacesLists cluster events for troubleshooting, plus Kubernet…
alternatives
/agents/kubernetes-mcp-server/alternatives4 listedradar, k8sgpt, google-ax
compare
/compare?a=kubernetes-mcp-server&b=radar&c=k8sgptwith radar, k8sgpt