Introduction

Visualkube is a collaborative Kubernetes dashboard designed for cloud-native teams. It streamlines secure, real-time cluster management and team collaboration, available across Web, mobile, desktop, vscode.

Features

The default plan is FREE. Feature availability may vary based on your subscription tier. For full details, see our Pricing Plans — available for individuals and teams/businesses.

• Deep Resource Editing: Deep Customization & Precision - Innovative Customizing for K8s API Versioning and Resources
• True Cluster Management: Powerful Cluster Management - From connection to operation, everything you need in one place.
• Empowered Team Leadership: Flexible & Strong Team Management - Empower your team with secure, role-based access and workflows.
• Personalized Yet Unified Workflows: Designed for a Fluid Workflow - Personalize your dashboard, sync credentials across all devices, and lock resources to prevent team conflicts.
• Universal by Design: Work Your Way, Anywhere - A consistent, personalized experience on all your devices.
• Trusted Authentication: Simple & Secure Access - Get started in seconds with peace of mind.

Getting stared

Please see the documentation for using VS Code or getting started page.

Download or install other platforms

Please see the Installation documentation or download page.

• Web
  • WASM Powered
• VS Code
  • Extension
• Mobile
  • iOS
  • Android
• Desktop
  • macOS: Apple Silicon, Intel Chip
  • Windows: Arm64, x64
  • Linux (.rpm): aarch64, x86_64
  • Linux (.deb): aarch64, x86_64

Known Issues

Rendering Issues on Certain Virtualized Linux Environments

An issue has been identified where the extension's WebView may fail to render correctly after the initial splash screen. This can occur under the following specific conditions:

• Operating System: Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9.0, Oracle Linux 9.0, or other related derivatives.
• Environment: QEMU-based virtualization software, such as UTM on macOS.

This is believed to be caused by a compatibility issue between the virtual machine's 3D graphics acceleration (VirGL) and the graphics driver stack (Mesa) included in that specific version of the OS. This is not a bug within the extension itself.

Recommended Solutions

1. Upgrade the Guest OS: The most effective solution is to upgrade the operating system within the virtual machine to a newer version (e.g., RHEL 10.0 or higher, Fedora 42 or higher). The newer version includes an updated graphics stack that resolves this incompatibility.

2. Use Different Virtualization Software: Alternatively, you may consider using a different virtualization solution, such as VMware, which utilizes a different virtual graphics driver stack.

Reporting Issues

Found an issue? Please use the form in the our website's bug-reporting page to report any bugs or unclear parts of our product and documentation.

For highly technical reports, we recommend using our GitHub Issues page.

Wishing you all the best,

—The Visualkube Team