Claude Kubernetes MCP Server
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The Claude Kubernetes MCP Server orchestrates Kubernetes workloads using Claude AI, GitLab, ArgoCD, and Vault. It exposes a REST API for programmatic interaction with these systems, driven by a configured `config.yaml` and authenticated using an API key.
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What is Claude Kubernetes MCP Server?
The Claude Kubernetes MCP Server is a Go-based server that integrates with ArgoCD, GitLab, Claude AI, and Kubernetes to enable advanced control and automation of Kubernetes environments through a REST API.
How to use Claude Kubernetes MCP Server?
To use the server, clone the repository, configure the config.yaml file with your credentials and server preferences, export the required environment variables, and run the server locally or deploy it to a Kubernetes cluster using the provided Helm chart. Interact with the server via the exposed API endpoints, authenticating requests with the X-API-Key header.
Key features of Claude Kubernetes MCP Server
REST API for programmatic interaction
Integration with ArgoCD, GitLab, Claude AI, and Vault
Kubernetes workload orchestration
Automated resource analysis and troubleshooting
Commit analysis to GitLab
Use cases of Claude Kubernetes MCP Server
Automated Kubernetes resource analysis and troubleshooting
AI-driven Kubernetes workload management
GitLab commit analysis for Kubernetes configurations
Programmatic interaction with ArgoCD applications
Centralized control of Kubernetes environments
FAQ from Claude Kubernetes MCP Server
What is the purpose of the MCP server?
What is the purpose of the MCP server?
The MCP server automates Kubernetes workload management using AI and integrates with various tools like ArgoCD and GitLab.
What are the prerequisites for running the server?
What are the prerequisites for running the server?
You need Go 1.20+, Docker, a Kubernetes cluster, ArgoCD credentials, a GitLab token, a Claude API key, and optionally Vault credentials.
How do I configure the server?
How do I configure the server?
Configure the config.yaml file with your credentials and server preferences, and export the required environment variables.
How do I run the server locally?
How do I run the server locally?
Navigate to the kubernetes-claude-mcp directory and run go run ./cmd/server/main.go.
How do I deploy the server to production?
How do I deploy the server to production?
Use the provided Helm chart in the deployments/helm directory to deploy the server to a Kubernetes cluster. Ensure secrets and config maps are properly mounted and secured.