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  • Cordon a node and evict its pods to prepare for maintenance. Use dry_run to preview the impact before taking action.
    MIT
  • Lists pending undo tokens for reviewing reversible operations before applying them.
    MIT
  • Copy files between Kubernetes Pods and the local machine. Read from a Pod or write to it, supporting directories and both text and binary files.
    MIT
  • Retrieves a cluster health summary with server version, node, and namespace counts. Quickly assess Kubernetes cluster status from a single read.
    MIT
  • Delete a Kubernetes job and its pods. Preview with dry_run before applying, since this action cannot be undone.
    MIT
  • Undo a deployment rollout, reverting it to a previous revision. Use dry run to preview changes before executing the rollback.
    MIT
  • List recent Kubernetes events to diagnose pod startup issues like FailedScheduling, with optional namespace and limit filters.
    MIT
  • Manage Kubernetes pod port forwarding: start, stop, and list active sessions. Forward local ports to pod ports, with optional idle timeout to auto-stop inactive connections.
    MIT
  • List Kubernetes cron jobs with schedule, suspend, active, and age details. Optionally filter by namespace.
    MIT
  • Update a Kubernetes deployment container's image, returning the previous image for easy rollback. Use dry-run to preview changes before applying.
    MIT
  • List Kubernetes secrets to discover names, types, and key names without exposing values. Identify available secrets and keys for mounting or referencing in workloads.
    MIT
  • Diagnose pod readiness issues by describing status, conditions, container states, and recent events. Identifies root causes for CrashLoopBackOff, ImagePullBackOff, and scheduling failures.
    MIT
  • Scan Kubernetes pods to identify CrashLoopBackOff, image-pull failures, OOMKilled, unschedulable Pending pods, and high restart counts, returning worst-first findings with concrete kubectl actions.
    MIT
  • Scale a Kubernetes deployment to a specified replica count, preview with dry-run, and revert to the previous replicas.
    MIT