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Ankra gives you one UI for every Kubernetes resource across every connected cluster — no kubectl context switching. This page is the map of what you can do; each section links to the full guide.

Browse Resources

Navigate to your cluster → Kubernetes to browse resources by category, filtered by namespace, name, label, or status:
CategoryWhat’s ThereDetails
WorkloadsDeployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, Jobs, CronJobs, PodsWorkloads
NetworkingServices, Ingresses, NetworkPolicies, EndpointsNetworking
StoragePersistentVolumes, PersistentVolumeClaims, StorageClassesStorage
ConfigurationConfigMaps, Secrets, CRDsConfig
RBACServiceAccounts, Roles, RoleBindings, ClusterRolesRBAC
HelmInstalled releases with values and historyHelm Charts

Inspect Any Resource

Click a resource to see its live manifest (YAML), labels and annotations, resource limits, recent events, and health status. For pods you also get:
  • Logs — live streaming and history, with filtering and search. See Logs.
  • Terminal — an in-browser shell into any container. See Pod Terminal.
  • AI troubleshooting — click Troubleshoot on a failing resource for an AI analysis of state, events, and logs. See AI Troubleshooting.

Act Directly

Delete pods, restart deployments, scale replicas, and edit configuration from the UI. Actions respect your organisation’s permissions and are logged for auditability.

Troubleshoot Faster

Drill down from cluster to namespace to pod to log line without leaving the page, or press ⌘+J and ask the AI Assistant — it already has the context of whatever you’re viewing.