Register
Upload a cluster's kubeconfig. Bosca encrypts it, keeps it on the server, and connects through the controller.
Bosca Kubernetes
A full Kubernetes console, built into Bosca Studio. Register your clusters, watch their state stream in live, and operate your workloads — with kubeconfigs that stay on the server, never in the browser.
How it works
Upload a cluster's kubeconfig. Bosca encrypts it, keeps it on the server, and connects through the controller.
Health, nodes, pods, and events stream into Studio — logs and metrics tick in real time as they happen.
Scale, restart, delete, and apply — every action gated to admins, checked at every layer.
What you can do
View, stream, and operate — every registered cluster, every workload, and the resources around them, from inside the platform you already run.
Register every cluster and switch between them from one console — the switcher follows you across the subsystem.
Nodes, capacity, and a healthy / degraded / failing badge per cluster, kept current.
Deployments through CronJobs — scale, restart, delete, and apply a manifest, right from the table.
Stream a pod's logs and metrics over a live connection, with pause and clear.
ConfigMaps and Secrets, with a Secret's values kept masked — its keys are all you see.
Services, Ingresses, and Network Policies, plus Gateways and their HTTPRoutes.
The operators you run get first-class views — cert-manager certificates and CloudNativePG Postgres clusters.
The controller holds every kubeconfig; the browser gets data about your cluster, never the credentials.
Live, not polled
The console holds a live connection open instead of making you reload. A pod's logs ride a Kubernetes watch and land as it writes them; its CPU and memory, and the cluster's capacity, are sampled on a live interval and pushed straight to you. Switch clusters and the streams follow.
Secure by design
A cluster's kubeconfig is encrypted at rest and lives only on the server — the controller decrypts it in memory to make a call, and the browser only ever receives data about your cluster, never the credentials. And every operation is gated to a Bosca administrator — checked on the server, then checked again at the controller.
Go deeper
Register clusters, watch nodes, events, and namespaces.
Scale, restart, delete, and stream live pod logs.
Networking, config, storage, operators, and RBAC.
A live chart catalog, dry-run installs, and every release.
How it connects — live, secure, admin-gated.
One console for every cluster — live, secure, and part of the platform you already run, not another tool on the side.