Cluster Resource Gauges
Live CPU, memory, and storage usage with per-StorageClass breakdown. Longhorn-aware for accurate physical disk readings, not just bound PVC totals.
Open Source · Built for SRE, DevOps, and Platform Teams
Kubernetes Incidents,
Kubernetes Incidents,
Explained by AI
A troubleshooting cockpit for cluster health, pod diagnostics, logs, events, service topology, node LAN/WAN visibility, and AI-driven root-cause analysis. Resolve incidents from the web dashboard or the native iOS companion.
How to Use KubePilot
Watch a quick walkthrough of installing a Kubernetes dashboard, connecting to a cluster, and navigating workloads from the UI.
Placeholder demo video: Kubernetes Dashboard installation and access. Replace this embed with your own KubePilot walkthrough when ready.
To swap the video later, edit docs/landing/index.html and change the YouTube ID in the iframe
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AI Root-Cause Analysis
Continuous anomaly detection with automated RCA, evidence chains, and remediation steps from local LLMs
Pre-Built Runbooks
7 opinionated diagnostic workflows out of the box, plus custom YAML runbooks with live hot-reload
Live Resource Gauges
Cluster-wide CPU, memory, and real disk usage (Longhorn-aware) updated every 15 seconds
Service Topology
Visual map from Ingress to Service to Workload to Pod, with health and dependency edges
Native iOS Companion
SwiftUI mobile app for alerts, pods, logs, RCA, Face ID, widgets, and Siri shortcuts
LAN / WAN Node IPs
See real LAN, WAN, and WireGuard tunnel addresses instead of only the k3s overlay IP
Autopilot Safety
Dry-run or active self-healing with confidence floors, rate limits, cooldowns, and kill switch
Live Logs & Events
Fast pod log access, cluster event timelines, anomaly detection, and RCA drill-downs
Everything Your Team Needs
A practical incident workflow that blends observability with AI-powered recommendations.
Native iOS Troubleshooting
A SwiftUI mobile app connects to the same KubePilot APIs for health cards, pod search, pod detail tabs, live logs, events, RCA reports, Face ID, widgets, and Siri/App Intents.
AI Root-Cause Analysis
Continuous watcher detects CrashLoopBackOff, OOM, ImagePull and node-pressure anomalies, runs RCA through your local LLM, and stores reports with evidence chains.
Autopilot Self-Healing
Policy-gated remediation can run in off, dry-run, or active mode. Confidence floors, namespace blocklists, action allow-lists, cooldowns, hourly caps, and a pause kill switch keep automation auditable.
Runbooks & YAML Workflows
7 pre-built diagnostic workflows ship in the box. Drop YAML runbooks into a directory for fsnotify-driven hot reload — user runbooks override builtins by ID.
Kubernetes Dashboard Browser
Browse Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, Jobs, Services, Ingresses, ConfigMaps, Secrets, and PVCs across all namespaces with live YAML and log viewers.
LAN, WAN & Tunnel Node IPs
Node views classify private LAN/VPC addresses, public WAN addresses, and WireGuard or flannel tunnel endpoints using Kubernetes addresses plus k3s and flannel annotations.
Pod Detail Workbench
Open a pod to inspect overview, containers, events, logs, sanitized YAML, metrics context, restart counts, uptime, and AI analysis without jumping between kubectl commands.
Pod & Service Port-Forwarding
Open a tunnel into the cluster directly from the UI and reach the forwarded port through the dashboard reverse-proxy. Sessions are listed, cancellable, and auditable.
Durable RCA History (SQLite)
Optional embedded SQLite store persists RCA reports and anomalies across restarts. Configurable retention, WAL journaling, no CGO — same single binary.
Alerts, Events & RCA Timeline
Review warnings, normal events, anomalies, and RCA reports as a searchable operational timeline. Slack notifications can post formatted incident cards for high-severity findings.
Service Topology Map
ArgoCD-style canvas links Ingress to Service to Workload to Pod with status colours, ports, and external IPs. Switch namespaces without leaving the page.
AI Assistant & Health Indicator
Ask operational questions like "why are pods restarting?" or "summarise cluster health". The AI health chip shows Ollama connectivity before an incident analysis depends on it.
Multi-Cluster Switching
Upload kubeconfigs, switch contexts, and route every dashboard query to the new cluster — no restart required.
Security-First Design
Optional auth, read-only defaults, mutation gates, CR-code approval for risky actions, and CORS policies. Safe for production from day one.
MCP Agent Protocol
Built-in MCP server for multi-cluster agent orchestration, remote AI coordination, and programmatic access.
Resolve Incidents in Four Steps
A clear workflow that reduces mean-time-to-resolution.
Spot Issues
Use web, iOS, widgets, or alerts to identify warnings, resource pressure, not-ready nodes, and failing pods at a glance.
Inspect
Drill into a problematic pod to view logs, event history, YAML, uptime, container state, restart reasons, and node LAN/WAN/tunnel details.
Analyze
Run AI Analyze or ask the assistant for root cause, evidence, confidence, risk, commands, YAML fixes, and next steps.
Act Safely
Validate impact through topology and health views, then use runbooks, gated actions, or Autopilot dry-run/active modes when policy allows.
See It in Action
The KubePilot dashboard and native app keep incident context in one place.
Up and Running in Minutes
Choose the installation method that fits your workflow.
git clone https://github.com/bwalia/kubepilot.git
cd kubepilot
make dashboard-install && make dashboard && make build
KUBEPILOT_KUBECONFIG="$HOME/.kube/config" ./dist/kubepilot serve --dashboard-port=8383helm upgrade --install kubepilot charts/kubepilot \
-n kubepilot --create-namespace
# Access via port-forward
kubectl port-forward svc/kubepilot -n kubepilot 8080:8080docker run --rm -p 8383:8383 -p 9090:9090 \
-v "$HOME/.kube:/root/.kube:ro" \
ghcr.io/kubepilot/kubepilot:latest \
serve --dashboard-port=8383cd ios
brew install xcodegen
./generate.sh
open KubePilot.xcodeproj
# Connect the app to your running KubePilot server:
# http://<your-mac-or-server-ip>:8383Ready to Troubleshoot Kubernetes Faster?
KubePilot is free, open source, and built for teams that want AI-assisted incident response across web, mobile, runbooks, and safe automation without vendor lock-in.