On the Resources page, you can explore all active Kubernetes resources across your current workspace. The Resource Manager offers a powerful interface to help you quickly identify, monitor, and interact with these resources.

Key capabilities include:

  • Search and Filtering: Narrow down resources using filters by resource kind (e.g., Pods, Deployments, Services, Secrets), status, namespace, or labels. This allows for efficient troubleshooting and resource management in large-scale environments.
  • Resource Actions: Perform operational tasks such as restarting Pods, scaling Deployments, or deleting individual resources — all from the web UI, without requiring kubectl or terminal access.
  • YAML Access and Editing: View live YAML manifests for each resource with syntax highlighting and the option to copy, inspect, or modify definitions. This supports advanced debugging and infrastructure as code practices.
  • Topology View: Visualize dependencies and relationships between resources with the interactive Topology Graph. Understand how Deployments relate to Services, Ingress, ConfigMaps, and other components at a glance — especially useful for debugging microservices and validating Helm chart deployments.
  • Event Streams: For supported resource types like Pods and Deployments, view real-time Kubernetes events and logs directly within the panel. This helps developers and SREs to investigate incidents without accessing the underlying cluster.
  • RBAC-Aware Access: Actions and visibility are scoped by Workspace RBAC, ensuring developers, platform engineers, and operations teams only see and interact with resources they’re authorized to manage.