Cluster Explorer
The Explorer tab provides interactive table views for 9 Kubernetes resource types.
Resource Views
- Pods Status, node, IP, restart count, age
- Deployments Desired/ready/available replicas
- Services External IPs, Cluster IPs, ports
- Nodes Cluster-scoped node listing with status, role, kubelet version
- ConfigMaps Data keys and counts
- Secrets Namespace-scoped listing with type and age
- StatefulSets Desired/ready/current replica counts
- DaemonSets Node availability and scheduling status
- Events Cross-resource event timeline with type, reason, message, count
Namespace Filtering
Use the namespace selector to filter resources. A toggle lets you include system namespaces when you need deeper visibility.
Inline Actions
Each resource row has action controls:
- Scale Adjust deployment replica count instantly
- Restart Execute rolling restarts by patching deployment annotations
- Delete Safely remove resources with a themed confirmation modal
- Port Forward One-click port forwarding with dialog-based local/target port input
- Terminal Direct jump to WebSocket shell for Pods
Bulk Delete Mode
Checkbox selection with confirmation modal for batch resource deletion.
Real-Time Updates
Resources update in real-time via WebSocket (/api/ws/updates) — no manual refresh needed.
Resource Details
Click any resource to open a slide-over detail drawer with tabbed views:
- Overview Full YAML manifest and container configurations
- Logs Live SSE log streaming with configurable tail limit and timestamps
- Events Event timeline with type, reason, and age
- Investigate AI-powered one-click pod diagnosis
- Terminal Interactive WebSocket shell
The drawer supports maximize/restore toggle (fixed 520px default, expands to full viewport width).