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K8S Deploy

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rohitg00·vlatest·cloud·MIT

Deploys containerized applications to Kubernetes clusters using provided YAML files and configuration parameters.

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    $ npx skills add rohitg00/kubectl-mcp-server --skill k8s-deploy -a claude-code

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rohitg00

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About this skill

What it does

This skill automates Kubernetes deployments using kubectl. It simplifies creating, updating, and managing applications within a Kubernetes cluster. The agent can deploy containerized applications based on provided YAML manifests or generate deployment files from specifications.

When to use it

  • Deploying a new microservice application to a staging environment.
  • Updating an existing application with the latest code changes in production.
  • Creating a basic Kubernetes deployment for a simple web server.
  • Rolling back a failed deployment to a previous stable version.

Key capabilities

  • kubectl apply: Applies configuration from YAML files to deploy resources.
  • Manifest generation: Creates Kubernetes manifests based on user specifications.
  • Deployment updates: Modifies existing deployments with new configurations.
  • Rollbacks: Reverts deployments to previous versions in case of errors.

Example prompts

  • "Deploy the application defined in my-app.yaml."
  • "Create a Kubernetes deployment for a web server using Nginx."
  • “Update the image tag of my existing deployment named 'web-app' to version 2.0.”

Tips & gotchas

The skill requires access to a Kubernetes cluster and appropriate credentials configured within your environment. Ensure that the YAML manifests provided are valid and compatible with your target Kubernetes cluster version.