OpenEng Kubernetes
Beta nowA full Kubernetes console, one pane of glass.
Connect every cluster in your kubeconfig and work them like a native IDE — browse and edit any resource, stream logs, exec into pods, port-forward, manage Helm, and read live metrics. No kubectl required.
In the app
Install the engine
Open the app & sign in
Kubernetes in your browserThe app gives you a one-time command to start the engine — copy & run it.
Kubernetes features
Everything you reach for, built in.
Every cluster, one switch
Reads your kubeconfig, lists every context, and connects on demand — paste or import extra kubeconfigs and switch context across the whole console instantly.
Resource browser + YAML editor
Any kind, including CRDs, via API discovery. Edit with server-side apply so your changes never clobber a controller. Live table updates via watches.
Logs & in-pod shells
Tail and search container logs in real time, or drop into a fully interactive shell inside any pod — multi-container aware.
Port-forward
Forward a local port straight to a pod with one click, and manage every active forward from one place.
Helm releases
List, install, upgrade, and uninstall Helm releases with their status, revision, and chart version — no helm binary needed.
Events, metrics & nodes
A live event feed, CPU/memory metrics as sparklines, and a node view with cordon, drain, and uncordon.
Runs on your machine, not our servers.
Kubernetes is a thin browser client of a local engine you run yourself. Your clusters and kubeconfig stay on your hardware, and every frame that crosses the wire is sealed end-to-end.
- Your work stays on your machine
- End-to-end sealed, every frame
- Bring your own credentials
# paste the one-time command from Kubernetes
✓ engine started on your machine
✓ dialed OpenEng's broker
✓ sealed channel up — open k8s.openeng.app
# your work stays on this machine, sealed end-to-end
The rest of the suite
Five apps, one workbench.
Every OpenEng app is free — your account works across Terminal, Kubernetes, Data, Git, and Chat.