Tools

Manage Namespace

Create, update, or list Kubernetes namespaces. Use this to organize cluster resources into logical groups for multi-tenancy and isolation.

Manage Rbac

Create or update RBAC resources: Roles, ClusterRoles, RoleBindings, and ClusterRoleBindings. Use this to define access control policies for users, groups, and service accounts.

Cluster Info

Retrieve general information about the Kubernetes cluster, including the API server version and a summary of all worker nodes with their status, capacity, and versions.

Manage Config Map or Secret

Create or update Kubernetes ConfigMaps and Secrets. Supports setting key-value data directly, or providing a full manifest. For secrets, values should be provided as plain text — they will be base64-encoded automatically.

Delete Resource

Delete a Kubernetes resource by type and name. Supports all standard resource types. Optionally set the propagation policy to control how dependent resources are cleaned up.

Apply Resource

Apply a Kubernetes resource manifest (similar to `kubectl apply`). Creates the resource if it doesn't exist, or updates it if it does. Accepts a full resource manifest as a JSON object. The kind, apiVersion, and metadata.name are required.

Manage Service

Create or update a Kubernetes Service, including ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer, and ExternalName types. Also manages Ingress resources for HTTP(S) routing.

Manage Job

Create or inspect Kubernetes Jobs and CronJobs. Jobs run workloads to completion; CronJobs schedule jobs on a cron-based schedule.

Get Pod Logs

Retrieve logs from a specific pod. Supports selecting a specific container in multi-container pods, tailing a fixed number of lines, and fetching logs from a previous container instance.

List Resources

List Kubernetes resources of a given type. Supports all standard resource types including pods, deployments, services, configmaps, secrets, namespaces, nodes, and more. Use **labelSelector** and **fieldSelector** to filter results. Pagination is supported via **limit** and **continueToken**.

Manage Deployment

Create, update, scale, or restart a Kubernetes Deployment. Combine multiple operations in one call — for example, update the image and scale replicas simultaneously. Also supports StatefulSets and DaemonSets for similar workload management.

Manage Horizontal Pod Autoscaler

Create, update, or get the status of a HorizontalPodAutoscaler (HPA). HPAs automatically scale the number of pod replicas based on CPU utilization, memory usage, or custom metrics.

Get Resource

Retrieve the full details of a specific Kubernetes resource by name and type. Returns the complete resource manifest including metadata, spec, and status. Useful for inspecting the current state and configuration of any resource.