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Manage Kubernetes clusters with kubectl and Helm for maintenance and troubleshooting.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "MCP Server Kubernetes" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Check pods in the production namespace that are in CrashLoopBackOff or Error state, explain the causes, and delete the problematic pods that can be safely recreated.
A list of problematic pods, explanation of root causes, and results of the cleanup actions performed.
Inspect cluster nodes that are not in Ready state, summarize node status, related events, and possible causes, then suggest next remediation steps.
A diagnostic report for unhealthy nodes, including status summary, event details, and remediation recommendations.
Check the Helm release status of my-app in the staging namespace, perform an upgrade if configuration has changed, and verify the related Deployments and Pods are ready.
The release status, upgrade results, and post-upgrade health verification of the workloads.
Manage Kubernetes resources with natural language for deployment and troubleshooting.
Manage Kubernetes clusters, resources, backups, and diagnostics using natural language.
Connect to Kubernetes via MCP to inspect clusters and assist operations.
Connect to Kubernetes and OpenShift clusters for management and automation tasks.
Generate Kubernetes manifests and run common cluster operations from one tool.
Run Kubernetes CLI tools securely for cluster management, deployment, and troubleshooting.