KubeSlice Manager (UI)Single Pane of Glass Management & Observability
See latency of application communications
Get chargeback data per team
Set resources, RBAC, nodes for each team workspace
Group namespaces by team workspaces
Deploy, Monitor and Connect your apps easily for single clusters or multiple clouds.KubeSlice Manager (UI)Single Pane of Glass Management & Observability Deploy, Monitor and Connect your apps easily for single clusters or multiple clouds.
See latency of application communications
Get chargeback data per team
Set resources, RBAC, nodes for each team workspace
Group namespaces by team workspaces
KubeSlice Manager UI Features
Isolate Namespaces
Assign Nodes, RBAC
Set Resource Limits
Observe by “Tenant”
Latency Charts
Isolate network traffic for a namespace in a cluster by turning on the “Isolate with network policy” flag
Assign RBAC, nodes to a namespace or a collection of namespaces (Slice)
Set CPU, memory, storage limits on a namespace or a set of namespaces (Slice)
Get a full view of clusters, nodes. pods, namespaces segmented by the virtual cluster (Slice) and the service to service communication path between clusters.
Cluster to cluster latency in topology and line graphs. Sankey charts showing service-to-service communications
KubeSlice Manager UI Benefits
Seeing is believing. With KubeSlice Manager (UI) you will be able to do complex Kubernetes management easily
Save Time
Save Costs
Reduce complexity
Easy root cause analyses
Optimized views by teams
Manage apps and infra with a single pane
How to set up KubeSlice UI?
Here are the steps to create an Avesha KubeSlice for a cluster or Multi-cluster and attach application pods to the slice.
Create the kubeslice-manager.yaml file
Run the helm install command
Validate the installation of KubeSlice Manager by getting the services associated with the kubeslice-controller
Access KubeSlice Manager using the load balancer’s external IP address.
Create the kubeslice-manager.yaml file
Run the helm install
command
command
Validate the installation of KubeSlice
Manager by getting the services associated
with the kubeslice-controller
Manager by getting the services associated
with the kubeslice-controller
Access KubeSlice Manager
using the load balancer’s
external IP address.
using the load balancer’s
external IP address.
How to set up KubeSlice UI?
Here are the steps to create an Avesha KubeSlice for a cluster or Multi-cluster and attach application pods to the slice.
Create the kubeslice-manager.yaml file
Run the helm install command
Validate the installation of KubeSlice Manager by getting the services associated with the kubeslice-controller
Access KubeSlice Manager using the load balancer’s external IP address.
Create the kubeslice-manager.yaml file
Run the helm install
command
command
Validate the installation of KubeSlice
Manager by getting the services associated
with the kubeslice-controller
Manager by getting the services associated
with the kubeslice-controller
Access KubeSlice Manager
using the load balancer’s
external IP address.
using the load balancer’s
external IP address.
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