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CubePath

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Manage your CubePath cloud

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Connect your CubePath account to check and operate your cloud infrastructure from a conversation. List your servers and their status, look at CPU, memory and bandwidth metrics, start, stop or restart servers, manage DNS zones and records, CDN zones and cache rules, private networks, floating IPs, firewalls, load balancers, NAT gateways, managed Kubernetes clusters, managed databases and object storage buckets.

You sign in with your CubePath account and choose which permissions to grant, for example read only access or write access to DNS. The plugin only sees the organization and projects your account belongs to, and every action runs with your role in that organization. Anything destructive or billable asks you first. You can revoke access at any time from Account > Connections in the CubePath dashboard.

A CubePath account is required. Billing, payments and account top ups stay in the CubePath dashboard.

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Example prompts

  • “Show me my CubePath servers and their status.”
  • “How much CPU has my web server used in the last 24 hours?”
  • “Add a DNS record pointing app to my server's IP.”

Skills

  • cdn

    Set up and run CubePath CDN zones, including plans and pricing, origins (web servers, external S3 buckets or CubePath Object Storage buckets), custom domains and SSL, cache and redirect rules, WAF blocking and rate limits, cache purges, signed URLs and traffic analytics. Use when the user wants to put a site or bucket behind the CDN, change what is cached or blocked, purge content, or understand CDN traffic.

  • databases

    Create and operate CubePath managed databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL and Valkey), including plans and prices, replicas, logical databases and users, engine parameters, backup policy, metrics and deletion. Use when the user wants a managed database on CubePath, needs to give an application database access, or asks about the performance, size or cost of an existing database.

  • dns

    Host and manage domains in CubePath DNS, including creating or importing zones, verifying nameservers, adding, changing or deleting records (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV...), GeoDNS, SOA timers and health check failover. Use when the user wants to point a domain or subdomain somewhere, set up email records, move a domain's DNS to CubePath, or find out why a name does not resolve.

  • get-started

    First steps with the CubePath plugin. Use when the user connects CubePath for the first time or asks what they can do with their CubePath account.

  • kubernetes

    Create and operate CubePath managed Kubernetes clusters, including versions, worker plans and prices, node pools and autoscaling, marketplace addons (ingress, monitoring, storage...), cluster health and node metrics, and deletion. Use when the user wants a Kubernetes (k8s) cluster on CubePath, needs more or fewer nodes, wants to install an addon, or asks why a cluster or node is unhealthy.

  • networking

    Manage CubePath networking, including private networks with static routes and BGP, public and floating IPs with reverse DNS, firewall groups for VPS and dedicated servers, load balancers (listeners, targets, health checks) and NAT gateways. Use when the user wants servers to talk privately, open or close ports, put servers behind a load balancer, give private servers Internet access, get another public IP or set a PTR record.

  • object-storage

    Manage CubePath Object Storage (S3 compatible), including tiers and pricing, buckets, versioning, Object Lock, lifecycle expiration, replication, bucket event notifications (webhooks, Slack, Discord), access keys, usage and costs, and serving a bucket through the CDN. Use when the user asks about S3 buckets, storing files or backups on CubePath, storage costs, or bucket events.

  • servers

    Deploy, inspect and operate CubePath VPS and dedicated (baremetal) servers, including plans and prices, OS images, power actions, CPU/memory/traffic metrics, resize, reinstall, backups, snapshots, rescue mode, SSH keys and availability groups. Use when the user asks about a server, VM, VPS or dedicated machine on CubePath, wants a new one, or wants to change, repair or delete one.

Categories
Made by
CubePath · Website
Sign-in
On Install
Capabilities
Read, Write
Availability
Available
Version
1.1.0
Keywords
cloud, vps, servers, dns, cdn, kubernetes, infrastructure, devops
Created
October 1, 2026
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