Dashboards

KubeStellar Klaude Console has 20 different dashboards. Each shows you different information about your Kubernetes clusters.

Main Dashboard

Route: /

This is your home page. It shows:

• Overview of all your clusters
• Cards you’ve chosen to see
• Quick stats at the top
• AI suggestions for what to look at

The main dashboard learns what you care about and shows those things first.

Dedicated Dashboards (19)

Clusters Dashboard

Route: /clusters

See all your Kubernetes clusters:

• Which clusters are healthy (green)
• Which clusters have problems (red)
• Which clusters are offline (gray)
• Quick links to each cluster’s native console

Best for: Checking if all your clusters are working

Workloads Dashboard

Route: /workloads

See all your running applications:

• Deployments and their status
• Pods that are having problems
• Which apps are healthy

Best for: Making sure your applications are running

Compute Dashboard

Route: /compute

See your compute resources:

• How many CPUs you have
• How much memory is available
• GPU usage (important for AI workloads!)
• Top pods using resources

Best for: Checking if you have enough resources

Storage Dashboard

Route: /storage

See your storage:

• Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs)
• Storage classes
• Which volumes are bound or pending

Best for: Managing disk space for your apps

Network Dashboard

Route: /network

See your networking:

• Services and their types
• LoadBalancers
• Ingresses
• Endpoints

Best for: Understanding how traffic flows

Events Dashboard

Route: /events

See what’s happening:

• Recent events from all clusters
• Warnings that need attention
• Normal events
• Filter by time or type

Best for: Troubleshooting when something goes wrong

Security Dashboard

Route: /security

Find security issues:

• Containers running as root
• Privileged containers
• Missing security contexts
• Critical and high severity issues

Best for: Keeping your clusters secure

GitOps Dashboard

Route: /gitops

Manage GitOps:

• Helm releases and their status
• Kustomizations
• ArgoCD applications
• Drift detection (when clusters don’t match git)

Best for: Managing deployments from git

Alerts Dashboard

Route: /alerts

Manage alerts:

• Firing alerts
• Pending alerts
• Alert rules you’ve created
• Resolved alerts

Best for: Knowing when things need attention

GPU Reservations Dashboard

Route: /gpu-reservations

Manage GPUs:

• Which GPUs are available
• Who is using them
• Queue for GPU access

Best for: AI/ML teams sharing GPUs

Cost Management Dashboard

Route: /cost

Track your spending:

• Total estimated cost
• Cost per cluster
• Cost by resource type (CPU, memory, storage)
• OpenCost and Kubecost integration

Best for: Controlling cloud spending

Compliance Dashboard

Route: /compliance

Check compliance:

• Compliance score
• Passing and failing checks
• Critical findings
• Policy violations

Best for: Meeting security requirements

Logs Dashboard

Route: /logs

View logs:

• Container logs from any pod
• Filter by namespace or pod
• Search log content

Best for: Debugging application issues

Helm Releases Dashboard

Route: /helm

Manage Helm:

• All Helm releases
• Release history
• Values comparison
• Available upgrades

Best for: Managing Helm deployments

Services Dashboard

Route: /services

See all services:

• ClusterIP services
• LoadBalancer services
• NodePort services
• Endpoints

Best for: Understanding service networking

Operators Dashboard

Route: /operators

Manage operators:

• OLM operators
• Subscriptions
• Available updates

Best for: Managing cluster extensions

Nodes Dashboard

Route: /nodes

See your nodes:

• Node health status
• Resource usage per node
• Node labels and taints

Best for: Infrastructure monitoring

Deployments Dashboard

Route: /deployments

Focus on deployments:

• All deployments across clusters
• Replica counts
• Rollout status

Best for: Application deployment status

Pods Dashboard

Route: /pods

Focus on pods:

• All pods across clusters
• Pod status
• Restart counts
• Resource usage

Best for: Detailed pod troubleshooting

Utility Pages

These aren’t counted as dashboards but are useful:

Tips

Customizing Dashboards

Every dashboard can be customized:

1. Click “Add Card” to add new cards
2. Drag cards to rearrange them
3. Click the menu on any card to configure or remove it
4. Use the reset button to go back to defaults

Stats Blocks

The stats at the top of each dashboard show the most important numbers. You can configure which stats appear by clicking “Configure stats”.

Auto-Refresh

All dashboards auto-refresh by default. You can:

• Toggle auto-refresh on/off
• Manually refresh with the refresh button
• See when data was last updated