Kubernetes Dashboard

Kubernetes Dashboard

The DevOps Command Center

The DevOps Command Center

The DevOps Command Center

for Your Kubernetes Journey

for Your Kubernetes Journey

for Your Kubernetes Journey

Transform how you manage Kubernetes with comprehensive visibility, intelligent troubleshooting, and streamlined operations—all from a single unified platform.

Transform how you manage Kubernetes with comprehensive visibility, intelligent troubleshooting, and streamlined operations—all from a single unified platform.

Transform how you manage Kubernetes with comprehensive visibility, intelligent troubleshooting, and streamlined operations—all from a single unified platform.

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apiVersion: v1

kind: Pod

metadata:

annotations:

cni.projectcalico.org/containerID: 14d29447a4b7338ef796caf3113a9eb2b2ed63b81ea6028a3e09a5a7c99cae6b

cni.projectcalico.org/podIP: 10.1.57.132/32

cni.projectcalico.org/podIPs: 10.1.57.132/32

prometheus.io/path: /metrics

prometheus.io/port: "9402"

prometheus.io/scrape: "true"

creationTimestamp: 2024-11-08T14:53:11Z

generateName: cert-manager-55c69bf5cf-

labels:

app: cert-manager

app.kubernetes.io/component: controller

app.kubernetes.io/instance: cert-manager

app.kubernetes.io/managed-by: Helm

app.kubernetes.io/name: cert-manager

app.kubernetes.io/version: v1.16.1

AI Analysis

starboard-operator-f54444f68-msb66 is in a CrashLoopBackOff state. The container has restarted 424 times, indicating persistent failures.

Key Findings:

Container State:

Current State: Waiting

Last State: Terminated with Reason: Error, Exit Code: 1

Logs:

Initial log entries show the operator starting successfully, but no errors are captured in the provided logs. The logs do not indicate the specific error causing the crash.

Events:

Frequent BackOff events indicate repeated failures in starting the container.

Possible Root Causes:

Configuration Issues: Misconfiguration in environment variables or parameters leading to failure during startup.

Resource Constraints: Insufficient resources (CPU/memory) causing the container to fail.

Dependency Failures: External dependencies (e.g., databases, APIs) not reachable or failing, causing the operator to crash.

The Kubernetes Visibility Challenge

The Kubernetes Visibility Challenge

Modern DevOps teams face mounting complexity when managing Kubernetes environments

Modern DevOps teams face mounting complexity when managing Kubernetes environments

Fragmented Visibility

Fragmented Visibility

Multiple clusters across environments create monitoring blind spots

Access Management Complexity

Access Management Complexity

Controlling who can see and modify resources becomes increasingly difficult

Knowledge Silos

Knowledge Silos

Information about services and configurations remains trapped in individual teams

Troubleshooting Overhead

Troubleshooting Overhead

Debugging issues requires piecing together data from multiple sources

The Devtron Kubernetes Dashboard Advantage

The Devtron Kubernetes Dashboard Advantage

The Devtron Kubernetes Dashboard Advantage

Our centralized Kubernetes Dashboard provides a single pane of glass across your entire infrastructure—no local installation required. Devtron's dashboard is centrally managed with enterprise-grade controls.

Our centralized Kubernetes Dashboard provides a single pane of glass across your entire infrastructure—no local installation required. Devtron's dashboard is centrally managed with enterprise-grade controls.

Our centralized Kubernetes Dashboard provides a single pane of glass across your entire infrastructure—no local installation required. Devtron's dashboard is centrally managed with enterprise-grade controls.

Multi-Cluster Command Center

Multi-Cluster Command Center

Gain unified visibility across all your Kubernetes clusters with intuitive navigation and powerful filtering.

Gain unified visibility across all your Kubernetes clusters with intuitive navigation and powerful filtering.

Unified Cluster Visibility

Unified Cluster Visibility

Monitor all clusters, namespaces, and workloads from one cohesive interface

Context-Aware Navigation

Context-Aware Navigation

Seamlessly switch between clusters without losing your place

dev-cluster

prod2-cluster

production

staging

Resource Optimization

Resource Optimization

Track resource utilization across clusters to identify optimization opportunities

Comprehensive Monitoring

Comprehensive Monitoring

View metrics, logs, and events in context—no more context switching

Enterprise-Grade Access Controls

Enterprise-Grade Access Controls

Secure your Kubernetes environment with fine-grained permissions and comprehensive auditing.

Secure your Kubernetes environment with fine-grained permissions and comprehensive auditing.

AD/LDAP Integration

AD/LDAP Integration

Connect with Active Directory, LDAP, Okta, and other SSO providers

Role-Based Access Controls

Role-Based Access Controls

Define precise permissions based on teams and responsibilities

Access Audit Logs

Access Audit Logs

Track who did what and when for compliance and troubleshooting

Fine-Grained Policies

Fine-Grained Policies

Control access at the cluster, namespace, and resource level

Application-Centric Management

Application-Centric Management

Manage applications at the right level of abstraction—regardless of deployment method.

Manage applications at the right level of abstraction—regardless of deployment method.

Helm, ArgoCD, and FluxCD Understanding

Helm, ArgoCD, and FluxCD Understanding

Work at the application level rather than manipulating individual manifests

Application Visibility

Application Visibility

Track application status across clusters in real-time

Self-Service Access

Enable developers with appropriate permissions while maintaining governance

Self-Service Access

Enable developers with appropriate permissions while maintaining governance

Self-Service Access

Enable developers with appropriate permissions while maintaining governance

Consistent Management

Consistent Management

Apply standardized operations to applications from various sources

Intelligent Troubleshooting

Intelligent Troubleshooting

Quickly identify and resolve issues with AI-assisted debugging capabilities.

Quickly identify and resolve issues with AI-assisted debugging capabilities.

AI-Powered Analysis

AI-Powered Analysis

Use AI to diagnose cluster issues with automatic secret scrubbing for security

AI Analysis

starboard-operator-f54444f68-msb66 is in a CrashLoopBackOff state. The container has restarted 424 times, indicating persistent failures.

Key Findings:

Container State:

Current State: Waiting

Last State: Terminated with Reason: Error, Exit Code: 1

Logs:

Initial log entries show the operator starting successfully, but no errors are captured in the provided logs. The logs do not indicate the specific error causing the crash.

Events:

Frequent BackOff events indicate repeated failures in starting the container.

Possible Root Causes:

Configuration Issues: Misconfiguration in environment variables or parameters leading to failure during startup.

Resource Constraints: Insufficient resources (CPU/memory) causing the container to fail.

Dependency Failures: External dependencies (e.g., databases, APIs) not reachable or failing, causing the operator to crash.

Relationship Visualization

Relationship Visualization

Understand dependencies between Kubernetes resources

Guided Resolution

Guided Resolution

Get actionable recommendations to resolve complex problems

Comprehensive Logs and Events

Comprehensive Logs and Events

Access all the information you need in one place

Information Discovery

Information Discovery

Build a central knowledge base of your Kubernetes ecosystem.

Build a central knowledge base of your Kubernetes ecosystem.

Service Catalog

Service Catalog

Document and discover services across all clusters

Institutional Knowledge

Institutional Knowledge

Preserve critical information about your infrastructure

Configuration Management

Configuration Management

Track and compare configurations across environments

Resource Inventory

Resource Inventory

Maintain a complete inventory of all Kubernetes resources

Use as Standalone or with the Full Platform

Use as Standalone or with the Full Platform

The Kubernetes Dashboard can be used independently or as part of Devtron's comprehensive DevOps platform. Start with unified visibility today and expand to full CI/CD and release orchestration capabilities when you're ready.

Standalone Value

Get immediate value from the dashboard without requiring other components

Seamless Expansion

Easily add CI/CD, release orchestration, and security capabilities when needed

Flexible Adoption

Choose the components that make sense for your organization

Transforming Kubernetes Management at Scale

Transforming Kubernetes Management at Scale

Transforming Kubernetes Management at Scale

Managing our complex Kubernetes environment used to be a significant challenge. With Devtron's Kubernetes Dashboard, we now have complete visibility across all our clusters. The centralized access controls have dramatically simplified our security management, and the intelligent debugging has reduced our MTTR by over 40%."

Managing our complex Kubernetes environment used to be a significant challenge. With Devtron's Kubernetes Dashboard, we now have complete visibility across all our clusters. The centralized access controls have dramatically simplified our security management, and the intelligent debugging has reduced our MTTR by over 40%."

Pankaj Pandey

Director, Architect at TATA 1mg

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Devtron's Kubernetes Dashboard different from other solutions?

What makes Devtron's Kubernetes Dashboard different from other solutions?

What makes Devtron's Kubernetes Dashboard different from other solutions?

How does Devtron's Kubernetes Dashboard compare to tools like Rancher or Portainer?

How does Devtron's Kubernetes Dashboard compare to tools like Rancher or Portainer?

How does Devtron's Kubernetes Dashboard compare to tools like Rancher or Portainer?

Do I need to install agents on my Kubernetes clusters?

Do I need to install agents on my Kubernetes clusters?

Do I need to install agents on my Kubernetes clusters?

Can I use the Kubernetes Dashboard without the rest of the Devtron platform?

Can I use the Kubernetes Dashboard without the rest of the Devtron platform?

Can I use the Kubernetes Dashboard without the rest of the Devtron platform?

How does Devtron help with troubleshooting?

How does Devtron help with troubleshooting?

How does Devtron help with troubleshooting?

Ready to Transform Your

Kubernetes Experience?

Streamline your operations and keep pace with accelerated development. Get complete visibility and control with Devtron's Kubernetes Dashboard.

Ready to Transform Your

Kubernetes Experience?

Streamline your operations and keep pace with accelerated development. Get complete visibility and control with Devtron's Kubernetes Dashboard.

Ready to Transform Your

Kubernetes Experience?

Streamline your operations and keep pace with accelerated development. Get complete visibility and control with Devtron's Kubernetes Dashboard.