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Multi-cluster access
Connect clusters by importing kubeconfig files, pasting YAML, or entering connection parameters manually.
A Kubernetes workspace built for iPhone
Monitor, diagnose, and manage Kubernetes clusters anywhere
KubeHub brings cluster overviews, resource inventory, Pod logs, terminal access, metrics, and alerts into a focused mobile interface. Check production health and handle routine operations without opening a laptop.
Multi-clusterImport kubeconfig or enter connection details manually
Resource coverageWorkloads, networking, storage, and configuration in one place
Live diagnosisLogs, terminal, metrics, and alerts connected to resource context
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Health Summary
Live
Nodes Online
24/24Pods Running
142/145Workloads
31/32Warnings
2CPU63% requested
Memory48% requested
DeploymentsScale · Restart · Logs
PodsTerminal · Metrics
IngressesRules · Hosts · Backends
Pod Logs
GET /healthz 200 3ms
config loaded from namespace
ready replicas: 4 / 4
Put the Kubernetes views you need on call into your pocket
This page reflects the current product surface: practical mobile workflows for inspection, filtering, diagnosis, and lightweight operations.
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Health overview
Review online nodes, running Pods, workload readiness, warnings, and CPU and memory utilization.
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Resource inventory
Inspect Namespaces, Nodes, Events, Deployments, StatefulSets, Pods, Cron Jobs, and other core objects.
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Config and secrets
Open ConfigMaps and Secrets details when configuration changes or runtime issues need quick review.
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Network and storage
Navigate Services, Ingresses, Endpoints, Ingress Classes, PVs, PVCs, and Storage Classes.
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Logs, terminal, metrics
Jump from Pod details to terminal, logs, and metrics, with container state, restarts, IP, and node context nearby.
Move from alert to context with fewer switches
KubeHub is organized around clusters, resources, alerts, and settings, making it useful for on-call response, quick checks, and production triage from a phone.
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Choose a cluster
Open a saved cluster workspace and start with overall health and resource utilization.
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Find the resource
Navigate by workload, network, storage, or configuration to inspect key fields and status.
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Open details
Use Pod or Deployment detail views to inspect logs and metrics, then scale or restart when needed.
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Review alerts
Filter alerts by severity and compare them with events and current resource state.
Face ID protectionEnable local biometric authentication to add protection around cluster access.
Light and dark themesUse automatic, light, or dark appearance for different working environments.
Localized interfaceThe app already includes English, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese language resources.
Mobile-first designNavigation, cards, horizontal resource groups, and the tab bar are shaped for iOS use.
Make Kubernetes response lighter from anywhere
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