Kubernetes MCP Server Security

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Secure, authenticated access to Kubernetes MCP server tools.

• 2

  Role-based authorization to restrict available Kubernetes commands.

• 3

  Integrate Google OAuth 2.0 authentication with MCP server access.

Description

This MCP server provides access to Kubernetes tools such as helm_list, pods_list, pods_log, and pods_get. It integrates with Pomerium, an identity-aware proxy, to enforce authentication and authorization using Google OAuth 2.0, allowing only authorized users to run specific allowed commands. This setup enhances security by preventing unauthorized access to Kubernetes resources and enabling granular role-based permissions.