Workloads
Every Deployment, StatefulSet, and CronJob in the cluster — scale, restart, and delete from the table, stream a pod's logs as they happen, and apply a manifest when you need to change something.
The work
Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, ReplicaSets, Jobs, and CronJobs all sit in one table — with replicas, status, image, and restarts. Scale a workload to a new replica count, roll a restart through its pods, or delete it — right from the row. These take effect immediately, so there's no dry-run to hide behind.
Live pod logs
Open a pod and its logs stream in over a live connection, following the tail — while its CPU and memory tick alongside, in real time. Pause the view to read, clear the buffer, and let it reconnect on its own if the connection blips. Need a pod gone? Delete it, and its controller brings a fresh one back.
Apply
When a workload needs more than a scale or a restart, apply a manifest. A YAML editor sends it straight to the active cluster — the same path that scales and restarts run on, gated to admins at every layer, with an optional server-side dry-run. Jobs and CronJobs work the same way.
Keep exploring
A multi-cluster console, built into the platform.
Register clusters, watch nodes, events, and namespaces.
Networking, config, storage, operators, and RBAC.
A live chart catalog, dry-run installs, and every release.
How it connects — live, secure, admin-gated.