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The Kubernetes Dashboard is an interactive UI for managing Kubernetes clusters. It enables monitoring applications and accessing their logs, as well as managing Kubernetes resources such as deployments, pods, and services. Ideal for developers and administrators who require a centralized overview.
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Kubernetes Dashboard is a web interface for viewing and limited management of resources in a Kubernetes cluster.
The community project emerged as an official general cluster UI for basic workloads, status information, and diagnostic tasks.
The application uses the Kubernetes API with the permissions of the authenticated identity. Views expose namespaces, workloads, pods, services, configuration, and events; forms create or change resources, while logs and details support diagnosis. RBAC bounds every visible and permitted action.
UI views translate API objects and states into navigable information.
Creating, scaling, or deleting acts directly through the Kubernetes API.
Authentication and RBAC determine exactly what a user can see and change.
The dashboard fits overview, learning, and simple diagnosis. It should not be publicly exposed or run with broad service-account rights; GitOps, CLI, and specialized observability remain important for controlled operations.
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