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Resource Visibility

Resource Lists

  • All Standard Resources: Browse Pods, Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, ReplicaSets, Jobs, CronJobs, Services, Ingresses, ConfigMaps, Secrets, PersistentVolumes, Nodes, and more.
  • Custom Resource Definitions: The CRD list is available and supports browsing instances of any CRD installed in your cluster.
  • Namespace Filtering: Filter the resource list to one or more specific namespaces, or view all namespaces at once. The namespace selection is persisted per cluster.
  • Column Customization: Control which columns appear in the resource table. Each resource type exposes relevant columns you can show or hide.
  • Status Color Coding: Resources are highlighted with color-coded status chips that make failing or degraded states immediately visible.
  • Responsive Views: On smaller screens or compact windows, resource lists switch to a card-based view with health signals. The full table view is used on wider screens.

Resource Detail

  • Describe View: A structured breakdown of the resource — equivalent to kubectl describe — with sections for metadata, spec, status, conditions, volumes, and associated events. String lists are rendered as foldable token chips.
  • YAML Editor: View and edit the full resource manifest with syntax highlighting. Changes can be applied directly to the cluster.
  • Associated Events: The events for a resource are shown inline in the detail view so you don't need to navigate to the events list separately.
  • Container Breakdown: For Pod resources, each container is listed with its image, ports, environment variables, volume mounts, and resource requests and limits.
  • Node Metrics: Node detail includes real-time CPU and memory usage as well as the list of Pods currently running on that node.
  • Historical Metrics (Prometheus): When a Prometheus data source is detected, node and pod detail views add historical CPU and memory charts over a selectable time range, so you can see trends rather than just the current moment. Hovering a chart shows the exact time of each data point. Charts refresh when you manually refresh the page. Available in both desktop and compact layouts.
  • Compact Event View: On small screens, events have a dedicated compact card view that keeps the information readable without horizontal scrolling.

Apply YAML

  • Manual Apply: Open the Apply panel to paste or type YAML and apply it to the cluster — equivalent to kubectl apply -f.
  • File Import: Load a YAML file from your local filesystem rather than pasting.
  • Apply History: Previously applied YAMLs are saved so you can re-apply them without retyping.
  • Live Result Tracking: The result of the apply (created / configured / unchanged per resource) is shown in real time.