The Resource browser is the table-of-everything view. Pick a kind from the sidebar (or pin it), and you get a dense, sortable table with columns chosen for that kind - not a generic blob of YAML.
Smart columns
Each resource kind has a curated column set:
| Kind | Columns |
|---|
| Deployment | Name, ready, up-to-date, available, age, image |
| Pod | Name, ready, status, restarts, age, node, IP |
| Service | Name, type, cluster IP, external IP, ports, age |
| Ingress | Name, class, hosts, address, ports, age |
| Job | Name, completions, duration, age |
| CronJob | Name, schedule, last schedule, suspend |
| PersistentVolumeClaim | Name, status, volume, capacity, storage class |
| HorizontalPodAutoscaler | Name, reference, targets, min / max, replicas |
| Certificate (cert-manager) | Name, ready, secret, issuer, expiry |
| Application (Argo CD) | Name, sync, health, repo, path, revision |
| Kustomization (Flux) | Name, ready, suspended, source, last applied |
| NodePool (Karpenter) | Name, ready, weight, instance types, capacity |
| … | (every supported integration adds typed columns) |
Custom columns
Beyond the curated set, you can surface any label or annotation as its own column. Open the column picker (top-right of the table), choose Label or Annotation, and type a key - Radar autocompletes from keys present on the loaded rows, so you don’t have to remember them.
Custom columns are first-class: sortable, filterable (with per-value chips), resizable, and removable. They’re remembered per kind in your browser, so the columns you add to Nodes stay on Nodes.
Great for node fleets - add topology.kubernetes.io/zone or node.kubernetes.io/instance-type to see placement at a glance.
Filtering
- Search - free-text across name / labels / annotations / status, with a regex toggle to switch from substring matching to full regular-expression patterns.
- Namespace picker - top-right.
- Kind filter - sidebar; pinned kinds float to the top.
- Label filter - click any label chip in a row to filter by it.
- Status quick-filters - per-kind chips (“Failing”, “Pending”, “OOMKilled”, “ImagePullBackOff”, etc.).
Drilling in
Clicking any row opens the detail drawer, which has tabs depending on the kind:
- Overview - the most important fields surfaced
- Pods - on workloads, the live pods grid
- Logs - on workload kinds, aggregated logs across all pods
- Events - K8s events filtered to this resource
- Topology - the resource highlighted on the topology graph
- YAML - read or edit
- Audit - any findings from Cluster audit
- Manifest history - resource changes from the Timeline
YAML edit
The YAML tab supports inline edit with conflict detection (resourceVersion check). It applies via kubectl apply --server-side semantics. When --disable-helm-write or restricted RBAC takes effect, the editor goes read-only.
Bulk actions
Select multiple rows with Shift + click to scale, restart, delete, or port-forward in bulk. The action menu only shows actions allowed by RBAC for every selected resource.
Image filesystem
Click an image reference to open the Image filesystem viewer - browse the layers without pulling locally.
See also
