You added a Kubernetes cluster to Rozoom. Is it healthy? This 55 second short shows how to read the health card.

What the card tells you

  • Where it lives. Every cluster you add gets a card on Available Kubernetes Clusters. The checks start on their own.
  • The badge. Look at it first: OK, Warning or Critical. Offline means Rozoom can't reach the cluster.
  • The top problem. If the badge is not OK, the card names the most important problem right under it.
  • Five areas. Health, Capacity, HA, Security and Upgrades. The worst check in each area sets that area's badge.
  • Click to dig in. Health opens Overview, Security opens Compliance Hub, Upgrades opens API Deprecation Scan.
  • Need the why? Switch the card to Detailed. The Primary Alert box explains what the problem means.
  • Freshness. Refresh runs every check now; otherwise they repeat every five minutes.

Get it

Rozoom is a free, open source Kubernetes desktop app (Apache 2.0), no account needed.