Bosca / Kubernetes

Clusters & Fleet

Register a cluster, see the fleet

Bring a cluster into Bosca with its kubeconfig, and watch it from one console — health, nodes, capacity, live events, and namespaces, across every cluster you register.

Register

A kubeconfig, and you're in

Register an existing cluster by uploading its kubeconfig, with a name, provider, region, and environment. Bosca encrypts it and keeps it on the server — the browser never sees it. Rotate the credential when it changes, or remove the cluster to disconnect entirely.

  • Upload a kubeconfig with provider, region, and environment.
  • It's encrypted at rest and stays server-side.
  • Rotate the kubeconfig without re-registering.
  • Remove a cluster to disconnect and delete the stored credential.
register cluster
nameprod-us-east
providerEKS
environmentProduction
kubeconfigencrypted · server-side

Fleet health

Nodes and capacity, at a glance

Every cluster carries a healthy, degraded, or failing badge, probed for you. Drop into the nodes for role, readiness, zone, and live CPU and memory — control plane and workers side by side, with fleet capacity across the whole cluster.

  • A healthy / degraded / failing badge per cluster.
  • Nodes by role — control plane and worker — with readiness.
  • Live CPU and memory per node, and fleet capacity overall.
  • Zone, instance type, and pod count, node by node.
nodes · prod-us-east
cp-1control-planeReady
worker-aworkerReady
worker-bworkerNotReady

Events & namespaces

What the cluster is doing

Cluster events are the running commentary — scheduling, image pulls, probe failures, controller decisions — newest first, filtered by namespace and by level. And namespaces come as a grid with their workload, pod, and service counts, ready for you to add a new one.

  • Events newest-first, filtered by namespace and level.
  • Info, warning, and error, with the count that needs attention.
  • Namespaces as a grid, with their resource counts.
  • Create a namespace right from the console.
events · prod-us-east
infoScaled up replica set web-7c9 to 5
warnBack-off restarting failed container
infoPulled image ghcr.io/app:6.1

Keep exploring

More on Kubernetes

Kubernetes overview

A multi-cluster console, built into the platform.

Workloads

Scale, restart, delete, and stream live pod logs.

Resources

Networking, config, storage, operators, and RBAC.

Helm

A live chart catalog, dry-run installs, and every release.

The Controller

How it connects — live, secure, admin-gated.