KubeStellar Console
Kubernetes dashboard with 30+ dashboards, 150+ monitoring cards, and AI-guided install missions for 186 CNCF projects. Connects to live clusters via kubeconfig.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (Apache-2.0)
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Self-Hosted
Features
- Dashboard
- Hardware Monitoring
- Kubernetes
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KubeStellar Console information
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What is KubeStellar Console?
KubeStellar Console is a standalone Kubernetes dashboard that connects to your clusters via kubeconfig. It provides 30+ dashboards, 150+ monitoring cards, and an AI mission explorer with 186 install missions and 67 solution missions covering CNCF projects.
Each install mission runs against your live cluster. Steps include pre-flight checks (prerequisites, CRD existence, RBAC), the exact helm install or kubectl apply commands with flags explained, post-step validation (pod phase, service endpoints), troubleshooting (reads pod logs, events, and resource status), and rollback commands.
The console also includes kc-agent, which bridges coding agents (Codex, Copilot, Claude CLI) to the Kubernetes API and MCP servers for automated cluster operations.
Works as read-only documentation too — no cluster connection required to browse missions.