ACTIVATE provides a unified view of Kubernetes services, persistent storage, ConfigMaps, and Secrets across all connected clusters. You can filter, search, and inspect these resources without switching between clusters or namespaces.
Navigate to Kubernetes > Services in the sidebar to view all services across your clusters.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The service name. Click to view full resource details. |
| Type | The Kubernetes service type: ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer, or ExternalName. |
| Namespace | The namespace the service belongs to. |
| Cluster | The cluster hosting the service (hidden when filtering by a single cluster). |
| Cluster IP | The internal cluster IP address assigned to the service. |
| External IP | The external IP or hostname assigned by a load balancer, or the explicitly configured external IPs. Displays - if none. |
| Ports | Port mappings in port:targetPort/protocol format (e.g., 80:8080/TCP). |
| Created | Relative timestamp showing when the service was created. |
Use the filter bar at the top of the services table to narrow results:
ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer, ExternalName)Each service includes a selector field that shows which pods the service targets. Selectors are displayed as comma-separated key=value pairs (e.g., app=nginx,tier=frontend). Services without selectors show an empty value.
Navigate to Kubernetes > Storages in the sidebar to view PVCs and PVs across your clusters.
PVCs represent storage requests made by pods. The storage table displays the following information for each PVC:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The PVC name. Click to view full resource details. |
| Status | Binding status: Bound, Pending, or Failed. |
| Type | Displays PVC. |
| Namespace | The namespace the PVC belongs to. |
| Cluster | The cluster hosting the PVC. |
| Capacity | The provisioned storage capacity (e.g., 10Gi). |
| Access | Access mode abbreviations: RWO (ReadWriteOnce), ROX (ReadOnlyMany), RWX (ReadWriteMany), RWOP (ReadWriteOncePod). |
| Storage Class | The storage class used for provisioning (e.g., standard, gp3). |
| Used By | The pod currently using this PVC. Click the pod name to navigate to the pod details. |
| Created | Relative timestamp showing when the PVC was created. |
| Abbreviation | Full Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
RWO | ReadWriteOnce | Volume can be mounted as read-write by a single node |
ROX | ReadOnlyMany | Volume can be mounted as read-only by many nodes |
RWX | ReadWriteMany | Volume can be mounted as read-write by many nodes |
RWOP | ReadWriteOncePod | Volume can be mounted as read-write by a single pod |
PVs are cluster-scoped storage resources. They appear alongside PVCs in the same storage table.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The PV name. |
| Status | Volume phase: Available, Bound, Released, or Failed. |
| Type | Displays PV. |
| Namespace | Displays - (PVs are cluster-scoped). |
| Cluster | The cluster hosting the PV. |
| Capacity | The total storage capacity of the volume. |
| Access | Supported access modes (same abbreviations as PVCs). |
| Storage Class | The storage class of the volume. |
| Reclaim Policy | What happens when the PVC is deleted: Retain, Delete, or Recycle. |
| Created | Relative timestamp showing when the PV was created. |
Use the filter bar to narrow storage results:
PVC or PVBound, Pending, Available, Released, or FailedAdmin Access Required
PVs are cluster-scoped resources and only appear when querying across all namespaces (admin users). Non-admin users see only PVCs within their accessible namespaces.
Navigate to Kubernetes > ConfigMaps & Secrets in the sidebar to view configuration data across your clusters.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The resource name. Click to view full details including key-value data. |
| Type | Either ConfigMap or Secret. |
| Namespace | The namespace the resource belongs to. |
| Cluster | The cluster hosting the resource. |
| Data | Number of keys in the resource (e.g., 3 keys). |
| Created | Relative timestamp showing when the resource was created. |
ConfigMaps store non-confidential configuration data as key-value pairs. When you click a ConfigMap name, you can view:
(binary) suffix)envFrom)Secrets store sensitive data such as passwords, tokens, and TLS certificates. ACTIVATE displays:
Opaque, kubernetes.io/tls, kubernetes.io/dockerconfigjson)Filtered Tokens
Service account tokens are automatically filtered out from the secrets list to reduce noise. Only application-level secrets are shown.
ConfigMap or SecretAll resource views in this section aggregate data from every connected cluster by default. The response metadata includes:
If a cluster is unreachable, the other clusters still return their results and the error is noted in the response metadata. This ensures partial availability does not block the entire view.