ClusterMap

Cluster Map with each app and its resources, broken ones in redCluster Map with each app and its resources, broken ones in red

A live chart of your namespace. Every app and the resources behind it, how they connect and which ones are broken, with the reason

Charted Like a Coast

A sea chart shows the soundings, the rocks and the safe passage. Cluster Map does the same for a namespace: what is there, how it links up and where it is broken

Cluster Map of kubeiq-demo: each app as a card, broken ones in red
kubeiq-demo on Cluster Map: what is there and what is broken
Cluster Doctor opened from a broken node, with the root cause and the fix
One click on a red node opens Cluster Doctor on it

What the Map Shows

Built for the moment something is wrong and you need the whole picture before you touch anything

See How It Connects
Deployments, pods, services, ingresses, volume claims, configs and secrets, linked the way Kubernetes links them
Spot What Is Broken
Red means broken, with the reason in one line, so you know where to look before you open a terminal
Investigate in One Click
Click a broken resource and Cluster Doctor opens on it with the root cause and the commands to fix it
Always Current
The map refreshes every few seconds, so you watch a fix roll out and the red turn into cyan

From Red Node to Fix

Click a broken pod and see why it fails in one line. One more click opens Cluster Doctor on that workload with the commands to fix it and to check that it worked

Cluster Map builds on the resource map of Headlamp, the Kubernetes project, with health and investigations from KubeiQ

A broken pod selected on the map, showing the missing environment variable and the Investigate button
Install KubeiQ once and Cluster Map is ready under the Products menuInstall