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kubernetes-mcp-server

MCP.Pizza Chef: containers

Your assistant can list what is running, fetch logs from a failing container, check memory and processor usage, restart or remove things, and install a Helm chart — across every cluster in your configuration file at once. It is a single self-contained program, so there is nothing else to install, and it uses the access you already have. Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, and Goose each have one-line setup instructions.

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Use This MCP server To

Find out why a service suddenly stopped working Pull the logs from a container that keeps crashing See which parts of my cluster use the most memory Restart something without remembering the exact command Check what is running across all my clusters at once Install or remove a Helm chart by asking

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kubernetes-mcp-server FAQ

Do I need anything else installed?
No. It is one self-contained program, and the native download needs neither Node nor Python.
Which apps does it work with?
Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and Goose all have ready-made install instructions.
What access does it use?
Whatever your existing cluster configuration file already grants. There is no separate key to create.
Can I use this to troubleshoot a broken deployment?
Yes — it reads events, fetches logs, checks usage, and can run a command inside a running container.
Can it change things, or only look?
It can create, update, and delete. For production the project recommends a locked-down read-only account.
Does it handle more than one cluster?
Yes. Every cluster defined in your configuration is available at the same time.