MCP Kubernetes
Provides comprehensive tools for managing Kubernetes clusters, including pod and deployment management, node monitoring, log retrieval, scaling operations, and multi-context support for advanced cluster operations.
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MCP Kubernetes
Model Context Protocol server for Kubernetes operations.
Description
This project implements an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for advanced management of Kubernetes clusters. It provides tools to query, manage, and monitor resources such as pods, deployments, nodes, and logs, with support for multiple contexts and namespaces.
Related MCP server: MCP Server Kubernetes
Features
π’ Pod Management:
π¦ List pods by namespace and context.
π Retrieve complete pod details, including events, containers, volumes, and status.
π Deployment Management:
π¦ List deployments by namespace and context.
π Scale replicas and rollout (restart) deployments.
π Query detailed deployment status.
π₯οΈ Node Management:
ποΈ List nodes with capacity, status, roles, and cluster summary.
π Pod Logs:
π Retrieve logs from specific pods and containers, with options for previous logs and line count.
π Multi-context Support:
π Query and switch Kubernetes contexts.
βοΈ Set default context.
βοΈ Configuration and Logging:
π οΈ Utilities for loading Kubernetes configuration and structured logging.
Installation
pip install -r requirements.txtUsage
Run the MCP server:
python src/mcp_kubernetes/main.pyAPI Examples
The tools are exposed as MCP functions and can be invoked from compatible clients:
Get pods:
get_pods(context="my-context", namespace="default")Pod details:
get_pod_details(environment="prod", pod_name="nginx-123", namespace="default", context="my-context")Get deployments:
get_deployments(context="my-context", namespace="default")Scale deployment:
scale_deployment(namespace="default", deployment_name="web", replicas=5)Rollout deployment:
rollout_deployment(namespace="default", deployment_name="web")Get nodes:
get_nodes(context="my-context")Get logs:
get_logs(context="my-context", environment="prod", pod_name="nginx-123", namespace="default", container="nginx")Available contexts:
get_available_contexts()Change context:
set_default_context(context="other-context")
Project Structure
src/mcp_kubernetes/main.py: Main entry point for the MCP server.src/mcp_kubernetes/config.py: Configuration and logging utilities.src/mcp_kubernetes/tools/: Kubernetes tools modules:deployments.py: Deployment management.pods.py: Pod management and details.nodes.py: Node information and summary.logs.py: Pod log retrieval.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or pull request for suggestions and improvements.
License
MIT License. See the LICENSE file
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