Made by TR99 · DevOpsRaiz

All your clients' clusters, in one place

Kubepier organizes Kubernetes clusters by client and shows what matters: usage, filterable events, message queues and AI diagnosis. On desktop today. On the web, soon.

Organized by client

Every cluster belongs to a client, with a color and a keyword. You find Holden before you remember the context name.

Azure and AWS together

AKS and EKS side by side, via kubeconfig or cloud accounts. The same table for both.

Secure by default

Encrypted credentials, Secrets shown by key only, no connection string ever on screen.

Linux · Windows

Kubepier Desktop

The Kubernetes IDE for Linux and Windows, based on Freelens, with what TR99 needs every day.

  1. 01
    Client catalogClusters grouped by the owning client, with color and keyword.
  2. 02
    Usage dashboardCPU and memory per cluster, node and namespace, without opening Grafana.
  3. 03
    Safe metrics installerInstalls metrics-server only after showing what will change.
  4. 04
    Filterable eventsBy type, namespace and reason; warnings come first.
  5. 05
    Pod queuesReads the container variables and shows each queue and its depth.
  6. 06
    AI diagnosisExplains the CrashLoopBackOff from events and logs, without leaving the pod.
  7. 07
    AKS and EKSBoth clouds in the same catalog, with the same flow.
  8. 08
    Stable navigationThe list does not jump when the cluster updates; the selection stays put.
  9. 09
    pt-BR, English and EspañolThe whole interface in three languages.
Browser · GitHub sign-in

Kubepier Web

The same Kubepier in the browser, for the whole team, nothing to install. Production coming soon.

  • GitHub sign-in
  • Organization clients
  • Clusters via kubeconfig or cloud account
  • Every cluster resource
  • Usage and workloads
  • Events and queues
  • MongoDB health
  • Team and per-client access
  • Egress IP
  • Edit, scale and restartComing soon
  • Live logs and shellComing soon
Multicloud

Azure and AWS, always together

Holden runs on AKS, Ambipar on EKS, and both show up in the same catalog, with the same table and the same filters. Switching clouds is not switching tools.

  • AKSAzure Kubernetes Service, through the Azure subscription or the kubeconfig.
  • EKSAmazon EKS, through the AWS account or the kubeconfig.
  • Any cluster via kubeconfigOn-premises, k3s, kind: if kubectl can reach it, so can Kubepier.
Launching soon

Pricing

Per organization, in BRL, with a 14-day free trial. Yearly plans get 2 months free.

Free

Everything the web has today, read-only

Freeforever
  • Every cluster resource, read-only
  • Usage, events and queues
  • DevOpsRaiz house ad
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Pro

For those who operate clusters, not just watch

R$49/mo
or R$ 490/yr
  • Everything in Free, no ads
  • Edit, scale and restart
  • Live logs and shell
Notify me at launch

Team

For teams serving many clients

R$199/mo
or R$ 1.990/yr
  • Everything in Pro
  • Team and per-client access
  • Egress IP to allow on the client firewall
Notify me at launch

Want to know when it opens?

The web version and the plans open first on the DevOpsRaiz channels.