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Manage kind (Kubernetes IN Docker) local clusters. Use when creating, testing, or developing with local Kubernetes clusters in Docker containers.

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# kind (Kubernetes IN Docker) Management

Manage local Kubernetes clusters using kubectl-mcp-server's kind tools (32 tools).

> Requires the `kind` toolset: start kubectl-mcp-server with `--toolsets default,kind` (or `MCP_TOOLSETS=default,kind`).

kind enables running local Kubernetes clusters using Docker container "nodes". It's ideal for local development, CI/CD testing, and testing across Kubernetes versions.

## When to Apply

Use this skill when:
- User mentions: "kind", "local cluster", "Kubernetes in Docker", "dev cluster"
- Operations: creating local clusters, loading images, CI/CD testing
- Keywords: "local development", "test cluster", "load image", "multi-node"
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