See all your Kubernetes
clusters in one place

No kubectl required. Compare deployments across clusters, stream logs, share access with your team. Up and running in 30 seconds.

Built with:GoReactTypeScriptKubernetes API
Quick start with:
Terminal
$ docker pull jboocodes/kubeydocker
docker run -p 8080:8080 -v ~/.kube:/root/.kube jboocodes/kubey

Compare deployments
across all clusters

"Why is production running v2.3.1 but staging is on v2.4.0?"

Stop guessing. See exactly which versions are running where. Instantly spot configuration drift, outdated deployments, and version mismatches across your entire fleet.

  • Filter by namespace, deployment name, or version
  • Highlight differences between clusters
  • One-click export for audits and compliance
  • Real-time updates as deployments change
Deployment Comparison
production
staging
development
Deploymentproductionstagingdevelopment
api-gateway
v2.4.1
v2.5.0
v2.5.0
auth-service
v1.8.2
v1.8.2
v1.9.0-rc1
payment-processor
v3.2.0
v3.1.5
v3.3.0-beta
notification-service
v2.1.0
v2.1.0
v2.1.0
4 deployments across 3 clusters2 version differences detected

Everything you need to manage
multiple Kubernetes clusters

Kubernetes native. Built for teams who need visibility without complexity. Self-hosted, open source, and designed for real-world workflows.

GoReactTypeScriptKubernetes APIHelm

Cross-Cluster Comparison

Compare deployments across production, staging, and dev. Instantly spot version differences and configuration drift.

Native

Kubernetes Native

Built specifically for Kubernetes. Understands pods, deployments, services, and namespaces out of the box.

Helm

Helm Support

Deploy with Helm charts. Quick setup with sensible defaults and full customization options.

Real-Time Monitoring

View pods, deployments, services, and nodes with live status updates. No refresh needed.

Pod Log Streaming

Stream logs from any pod in real-time. Search, filter, and troubleshoot without switching contexts.

Pro

OAuth Authentication

GitHub and Google OAuth integration. Enterprise SSO available. Secure access for your entire team.

Team Access

Invite team members, manage roles, and control who can access which clusters.

Self-Hosted Security

Your data never leaves your infrastructure. Deploy behind your private ingress or on-prem.

Web-Based Access

Share a URL with anyone who needs access. No kubectl installs, no kubeconfig sharing required.

Built for everyone on your team

Deploy Kubey behind your private Kubernetes ingress or in your self-hosted environment. Anyone with an invite can access and verify their pods are functioning as expected—no tooling installation required.

No Tooling Required

Team members access Kubey through a web browser. No kubectl installs, no CLI setup, no kubeconfig distribution.

Deploy Behind Your Ingress

Run Kubey in your private Kubernetes cluster, behind your existing ingress. Keep everything internal to your network.

Developers

Check deployment status, tail logs, and debug issues without leaving your browser. No kubectl, no context switching.

QA

Verify which version is deployed to staging before testing. Compare configs between environments instantly.

On-Call

Quick access to cluster state during incidents. Share URLs with teammates for real-time collaboration.

Administrators

Give your whole team visibility without managing kubeconfig files or cloud console access.

Support

Quickly look up deployment versions and pod health to help troubleshoot customer issues in real-time.

Loved by Platform Teams

See what engineers are saying about Kubey

Finally, a tool that lets me see all my clusters without jumping between terminals. The comparison view alone saves me hours every week.
Sarah Chen
Platform Engineer at TechStartup Inc
We have 12 clusters across staging and production. Kubey makes it trivial to spot configuration drift before it causes issues.
Marcus Johnson
SRE Lead at CloudScale
Setup took literally 30 seconds. No helm charts, no RBAC configs, just docker run and done. This is how dev tools should work.
Alex Rivera
DevOps Engineer at DataFlow Systems

Join hundreds of platform teams using Kubey to manage their Kubernetes infrastructure

Ready to see your clusters
in a new way?

Get started in 30 seconds. Free, open source, and self-hosted. Your data stays in your infrastructure.

Quick start with:
Terminal
$ docker run -p 8080:8080 -v ~/.kube:/root/.kube jboocodes/kubey

Then open http://localhost:8080

Open Source (MIT)
Self-Hosted
No Data Collection