Feature
Application lifecycle
Create, configure and delete Applications with Quotas per Cluster, Namespaces, Ownership links and Extended resources.
An Application is one deployable service, matching a single pipeline and image. It is the primary resource of the delivery side, and like every governed resource it has an Owner user, an Owner group and a Mode.
Each Application carries a Quota per Cluster (CPU, memory and jobs), the Kubernetes Namespaces it owns, parent and subsidiary Ownership links to other Applications, Extended resources identified by group, kind and name, and a Permission list that maps LDAP groups to cluster_admin, platform, elevated or standard access. The Permission list is always replaced whole.
Compliance controls sit on the record: any writer may Jail an Application, only an org admin may release it, Delete protection refuses deletion until an admin clears it, and deletion is a soft Deleting state that records when it began.
More features
All features →- 01
Pipelines and Pipeline runs
Record the CI/CD definition of each Application and every execution of it, with Commit statuses beside them.
- 02
Deployment tracking
Follow each Deployment of an Application on a Cluster, with service type, DNS, Stages and Events.
- 03
Clusters and Quotas
List and inspect the Kubernetes Clusters Deployments run on, and hold each Application’s CPU, memory and jobs allowance per Cluster.