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Kubernetes Admin

Read your cluster without kubectl access

Clusters, namespaces, pods, logs, events and resource usage in one console, scoped by the same roles as everything else. A developer can read the logs for their own service without being handed a kubeconfig that also lets them delete production.

Infrastructure & operations

In this capability

  • Clusters on AWS, Google Cloud and Azure (EKS, GKE, AKS) side by side in one view
  • Cluster and namespace health at a glance
  • Pod state, restart history, CPU and memory usage
  • Live log streaming, scoped to what the viewer may see
  • Quota and limit visibility before a deploy fails on them
  • Namespace lifecycle controls for DevOps only

In Fenwave

Kubernetes›prod-eu-west-1›Namespaces

Built on

  • Kubernetes
  • Prometheus
  • Grafana

Where teams use it

Developers

Read your service’s logs without a production kubeconfig

Scoped log access: your namespaces, your pods, nobody else’s.

45 minutesimmediateKubernetes Admin
DevOps & SRE

Run the same platform across AWS, GCP and Azure

Register any conformant cluster; teams see one console regardless of the provider underneath.

per migration15 minutesKubernetes Admin

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See Fenwave on your own projects

Thirty minutes, on your repositories and your clusters. We will point out three requests your platform team would stop receiving as soon as next week.