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What is KubeStellar Console?

KubeStellar Console is a standalone project focused on multi-cluster Kubernetes observability, AI-driven Mission Control, and direct kubeconfig-based workflows. Its source lives at github.com/kubestellar/console and a live demo runs at console.kubestellar.io.

It is a separate project

KubeStellar Console is not related to the original kubestellar/kubestellar repository. It does not install, depend on, or interoperate with any of the following:

  • KubeFlex
  • Workload Execution Clusters (WECs)
  • Inventory and Transport Spaces (ITSs)
  • Workload Description Spaces (WDSs)
  • BindingPolicy / CombinedStatus
  • The original “Post Office” control model

If you arrived here looking for those components, you are on a different project. See Legacy Components for pointers to the original kubestellar/kubestellar work.

What the Console does

  • Multi-cluster dashboards — 20+ dashboards and 110+ cards showing health, workloads, compute, storage, network, security, GitOps, alerts, and cost across every cluster you have access to.
  • AI Mission Control — Chat-driven troubleshooting, diagnose-and-repair flows, and AI-generated cards and dashboards.
  • Drill-downs — Click any card to open targeted views for pods, nodes, events, logs, and more.
  • kc-agent kubeconfig bridge — A local agent proxies the browser to your kubeconfig, so the Console only ever sees what you already have access to. There is no new control plane to install.

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