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kubewall

An open-source, single-binary Kubernetes dashboard for managing multiple clusters from one browser interface, with optional AI-assisted troubleshooting and configuration help.

kubewall

kubewall is an open-source, single-binary Kubernetes dashboard for managing and inspecting multiple clusters from one browser-based interface, with no cloud dependency. It gives a real-time view of clusters, pods, services and metrics, detailed resource views of manifests, logs and configurations, search and filtering across namespaces, labels, images, nodes and workloads, and one-click port forwarding to reach in-cluster services locally.

It can call an AI provider, including OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, OpenRouter, Ollama, Qwen or LM Studio, for automated troubleshooting, configuration suggestions and recommendations. Resources refresh live without manual reloading, and pod logs can be aggregated and searched across containers and replicas.

It installs as a single binary with no dependencies on Mac, Windows or Linux, or can be run from a Docker container, and keeps cluster data local by default.

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