Fleet and cluster overview
Every cluster with its health, nodes, pods and agent status. Open one for CPU, memory, pods and nodes at a glance.
Fleetscope connects your clusters with a read-only agent and shows workloads, usage against requests, logs and problems in one place. No kubectl context switching, no dashboards to build.
Install with one Helm command · Read-only · Outbound connection only
Each cluster has its own context, console and dashboards. Finding what is broken across them takes too long.
Pods reserve CPU and memory they never touch. Without usage next to requests, nodes keep growing.
Events expire after an hour and logs need kubectl access. By the time someone looks, the evidence is gone.
Every cluster with its health, nodes, pods and agent status. Open one for CPU, memory, pods and nodes at a glance.
Charts for 5 minutes to 7 days with requests, limits and allocatable, idle requests hatched and overuse in red.
Per-pod CPU and memory, a suggested request from 7 days of usage and a values.yaml patch to copy.
Read or follow container logs from the browser. Logs stream through the agent and are never stored.
Repeated warnings kept for 7 days, and checks for crash loops, OOM kills, pending pods and node pressure.
Who signed in, who changed a cluster and who opened which YAML or log, kept for 90 days.
Name it and pick its environment. Fleetscope gives you a one-time install command.
The agent watches resources read-only and connects outbound. No ports open in your cluster.
Workloads appear within seconds; usage charts fill in as metrics arrive every 30 seconds.
You can review every permission before you install. The agent cannot change anything in your cluster.
get, list, watch; no exec, no write.Seeing resources is only the start. We are building what single-cluster tools cannot: what changed, what it costs, what is wasted and what will break on upgrade, across every cluster.
Ready for your clusters today.
In development now.
Shaped by beta feedback.
We are opening Fleetscope to a small number of teams running Kubernetes on GKE. Free during the beta; your feedback shapes what we build next.
Questions? admin@fleetscope.store