commvault-kubernetes-management

You can deploy a full Commvault ring or individual components on Kubernetes by providing natural-language instructions. The Skill translates commands into Helm operations, handling config, CommServer, access nodes, and media agents in the correct order with image registry and tag controls.

Yes, you can upgrade single components or all Helm releases. The Skill applies --reuse-values semantics during component upgrades and preserves custom image.location handling to maintain your specific registry configurations across the deployment lifecycle.

You can list and describe pods, tail logs in real-time, and download packaged logs for local retrieval. The Skill manages Kubernetes observability and troubleshooting by executing kubectl commands through a conversational interface across your namespaces.

The Skill supports static-bearer and oauth-auto authentication modes for Kubernetes access. It requires kubectl and helm access via a cluster connection or local kubeconfig, and applies kubeconfig override protections for secure operations.

Yes, the Skill enforces protected-namespace handling and blocks operations targeting system namespaces. It validates session-scoped namespaces in HTTP mode to ensure safe, reproducible operations and prevent accidental changes to critical Kubernetes environments.

You can execute port-forwarding and connectivity tests through natural-language commands. The Skill operates across namespaces in both local stdio and HTTP session modes, managing Commvault container network operations without manual kubectl syntax.