Kubernetes Controller

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mcp-kubernetes functions as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, streamlining interactions with Kubernetes clusters. It offers extensive capabilities for resource management, pod operations, and cluster information retrieval. Designed for flexibility, it supports multiple authentication modes, including kubeconfig, in-cluster, and OAuth 2.1, alongside federated multi-cluster management through Cluster API (CAPI). With options for stdio and streamable HTTP transports, built-in safety features like non-destructive and dry-run modes, and production-grade OpenTelemetry observability, it provides a robust and secure foundation for programmatic Kubernetes control.

Key Features

• Advanced Pod Operations (logs, exec, port-forwarding)
• Multiple Authentication Modes (kubeconfig, in-cluster, OAuth 2.1)
• Comprehensive Kubernetes Resource Management (get, list, create, apply, delete, patch)
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• Production-Grade Observability with OpenTelemetry (Prometheus metrics, distributed tracing)
• Multi-Cluster Federation with Cluster API (CAPI) for workload management

Use Cases

• Programmatically managing Kubernetes resources across single or multiple clusters via MCP clients
• Enabling secure, token-based authentication for Kubernetes operations using OAuth 2.1 providers
• Deploying a centralized service for cluster administration with robust monitoring and safety features