Client catalog
Clusters grouped by client, with colors and automatic matching by context keyword.
Made by TR99 · DevOpsRaiz
All your clients' clusters, in one place
Kmanager organizes Kubernetes clusters by client and shows what matters: usage, filterable events, message queues and AI diagnosis. On desktop today. On the web, soon.
Kmanager Desktop 2.0 for Ubuntu/Debian 64-bit. Windows and the web version are coming soon, announced on DevOpsRaiz.
Organized by client
Every cluster belongs to a client, with a color and a keyword. Switch context without getting lost.
Azure and AWS together
AKS and EKS side by side, via kubeconfig or cloud accounts, with automatic discovery.
Secure by default
Encrypted credentials, Secrets shown by key only, and no connection string ever on screen.
Kmanager Desktop
The Kubernetes IDE for Linux and Windows, based on Freelens, with what TR99 needs every day.
Usage dashboard
CPU, memory and pods against requests, limits and capacity, via lens-metrics or the cluster's existing Prometheus.
Safe metrics installer
One-click lens-metrics install with a memory cap and scraping only what the dashboard uses.
Filterable events
Warnings, Normal or All, by namespace, object kind and search, with an "X of Y" count, newest first.
Pod queues
RabbitMQ and Azure Service Bus queue names and their depth, never showing a credential.
AI diagnosis
A diagnosis in the pod details, with your own Anthropic or OpenAI key.
AKS and EKS
Azure and AWS clusters via kubeconfig, with cloud auth working outside the terminal.
Stable navigation
Switch views and namespaces freely: lists always load, no stalls after a few changes.
pt-BR, English and Español
Language and light/dark theme in the top bar.
Kmanager Web
The same Kmanager in the browser, for the whole team, nothing to install. Production coming soon.
GitHub sign-in
Sign in with GitHub and a guided organization setup.
Organization clients
Clients shared by the team, a 4-step setup, an active-client selector and a health panel (nodes, failing pods, last-hour warnings).
Clusters via kubeconfig or cloud account
Paste a kubeconfig or connect Azure (Service Principal) and AWS (access key) accounts: AKS and EKS are discovered and matched to clients.
Every cluster resource
Full sidebar, grouped CRDs, Helm releases, YAML of any object, logs and favorites.
Usage and workloads
Overview of CPU, memory and pods against requests, limits and capacity, plus workloads.
Events and queues
The same filterable events panel and pod queue panel as the desktop.
MongoDB health
Collections, size and indexes of each client's database.
Team and per-client access
Admin and member roles, members see only allowed clients, invites via GitHub or link.
Egress IP
The IP to allow on the cluster, with ready-made AKS and EKS commands.
Edit, scale and restart Coming soon
Edit the YAML of any resource, scale, restart and delete.
Live logs and shell Coming soon
Real-time logs and a terminal (exec) into the container.
Azure and AWS, always together
Every Kmanager cloud feature covers both: AKS and EKS in the same catalog, automatic discovery in both accounts, and access instructions for both.
- AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service)
- EKS (Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service)
- Any cluster via kubeconfig
Pricing
Per organization, in BRL, with a 14-day free trial. Yearly plans get 2 months free.
Launching soonFree
Everything the web has today, read-only.
Free
forever
- Clients, clusters and every resource (read)
- Usage, events, queues and MongoDB
- Azure and AWS
- DevOpsRaiz house ad
Pro
For those who operate clusters, not just watch.
R$ 49 /mo
or R$ 490/year
- Everything in Free, no ads
- Edit the YAML of any resource
- Scale, restart and delete
- Live logs and container shell
Team
For teams serving many clients.
R$ 199 /mo
or R$ 1,990/year
- Everything in Pro
- Admin and member roles
- Per-client access
- Invites via GitHub or link
- Multiple organizations per account