Bosca / Kubernetes

Resources

Every resource, in one console

Beyond workloads: networking and the Gateway API, config and secrets, storage, the operators you run, and the RBAC that governs it — each surfaced for the cluster you've got selected.

Networking

Services, ingress, and Gateway API

See how traffic reaches your workloads — Services by type, Ingresses with their hosts and TLS, and Network Policies. The Gateway API is here too: Gateways with their listeners and status, and the HTTPRoutes attached to them. Apply a new resource straight from the console.

  • Services (ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer), Ingresses, and policies.
  • Gateways with listeners, status, and attached HTTPRoutes.
  • Apply a networking manifest to the active cluster.
  • Edit or delete a Gateway from its detail page.
networking
webServiceLoadBalancer
apiIngressapi.example.com
edgeGatewayHTTPRoute · 4

Config, secrets & storage

Settings you can see, secrets you can't

ConfigMaps and Secrets sit together — but a Secret's values stay masked. You see its keys and shape, never the raw values, so nothing sensitive is pulled back through the server. Storage is here as well: persistent volume claims and storage classes, with their capacity, access modes, and provisioners.

  • ConfigMaps and Secrets, side by side.
  • A Secret's values stay masked — its keys are all you see.
  • Edit, create, or delete config from a manifest.
  • Persistent volume claims and storage classes, at a glance.
config & secrets
app-configConfigMap
db-credsSecret••••••
tls-certSecret••••••

Operators

It understands your operators

The console doesn't stop at raw custom resources. It surfaces the operators running in your cluster — and gives the ones you lean on a real view. cert-manager certificates show their status, DNS names, and how long until they expire and renew. CloudNativePG Postgres clusters show their topology, instances, and backups.

  • Every operator and the custom resources it defines.
  • cert-manager: certificate status, expiry, and renewal windows.
  • CloudNativePG: Postgres topology, instances, and backups.
  • Issue a certificate, or apply a new resource, from a manifest.
operators
api-tlsCertificaterenews in 21d
star-tlsCertificateexpires in 9d
orders-dbCNPG Cluster3 instances · primary

Access control

See who can do what

The cluster's own RBAC is here to inspect — Roles and ClusterRoles with their rule counts, RoleBindings and their subjects, and Service Accounts down to the cloud-IAM annotations that bind them. A clear picture of who holds what, right beside everything else.

ClusterRoleadmin42 rules · 3 bindings
RoleBindingdeploy-botServiceAccount · ci

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