Kubernetes Management¶

NextSight AI provides comprehensive Kubernetes cluster management with real-time monitoring and control.

Workload Management with Health Indicators¶

Manage all Kubernetes workloads with visual health indicators, quick actions, and real-time status updates

Resources¶

Pods¶

View and manage all pods:

• Status - Running, Pending, Failed, Succeeded
• Containers - Container count and status
• Restart Count - Number of container restarts
• Age - Time since pod creation
• Node - Node where pod is scheduled

Actions: - View logs (real-time streaming) - Open terminal (exec into container) - Delete pod - View YAML

Deployments¶

Manage deployments with one-click actions:

• Replicas - Desired vs. ready replicas
• Image - Container image version
• Strategy - RollingUpdate or Recreate

Actions: - Scale up/down - Rolling restart - Rollback to previous version - Edit YAML

Services¶

View service endpoints and routing:

• Type - ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer
• Ports - Port mappings
• Endpoints - Backend pod IPs
• External IP - LoadBalancer IP (if applicable)

Nodes¶

Monitor cluster nodes:

• Status - Ready, NotReady conditions
• Resources - CPU/Memory capacity and allocatable
• Pods - Running pod count
• Labels - Node labels and taints

Operations¶

Scaling¶

Scale deployments directly from the UI:

1. Navigate to Kubernetes > Deployments
2. Click the scale buttons (±)
3. Or enter a specific replica count

# Equivalent kubectl command
kubectl scale deployment <name> --replicas=<count> -n <namespace>

Rolling Restart¶

Trigger a rolling restart without changing the spec:

1. Click Restart on a deployment
2. Pods are recreated one by one
3. Zero-downtime restart

# Equivalent kubectl command
kubectl rollout restart deployment <name> -n <namespace>

Rollback¶

Rollback to a previous revision:

1. Click Rollback on a deployment
2. Select the target revision
3. Confirm the rollback

# Equivalent kubectl command
kubectl rollout undo deployment <name> -n <namespace>

Real-time Logs¶

Live Log Streaming¶

Stream pod logs in real-time with WebSocket support, search functionality, and download option

Stream pod logs in real-time:

1. Click on a pod
2. Select Logs tab
3. Choose container (if multiple)

Features: - Real-time streaming via WebSocket - Search and filter - Download logs - Timestamp display

Pod Terminal¶

Open an interactive terminal:

1. Click on a pod
2. Select Terminal tab
3. Choose shell (/bin/sh, /bin/bash)

Features: - Full PTY support - Terminal resize - Copy/paste support - Session persistence

Debug Containers¶

Debug distroless containers:

1. Click Debug on a pod
2. Select debug image (busybox, alpine, netshoot)
3. Interactive debugging session

Uses Kubernetes ephemeral containers feature.

YAML Deploy¶

Manifest Deployment with Validation¶

Deploy Kubernetes manifests with syntax validation, dry-run mode, and comprehensive deployment summary

Apply Kubernetes manifests:

1. Go to Deploy > YAML
2. Paste or upload YAML
3. Dry Run to validate
4. Apply to deploy

Supports: - Multi-document YAML - Namespace override - Validation errors display