The Kubernetes command center your team actually uses.
Topology, timelines, and fleet-wide search — built on the open-source Radar engine, packaged as a hosted SaaS so your team doesn't run it themselves.
Everything a platform team needs to run Kubernetes at scale.
Topology
Interactive cluster topology that maps every Deployment, Service, Ingress, and dependency. East-west traffic flows, cross-namespace wiring, TLS health — all rendered live.
- Workload-to-workload traffic with mTLS status
- Ingress flow tracing with request rates
- Auto-grouped by namespace or label
- Drift detection across environments
Event timeline
Every Kubernetes event, persisted up to a year. Correlate OOMKills, image pulls, rollouts, and scaling decisions with what your users were seeing.
- 30-day to 1-year retention
- Correlate by workload, namespace, or label
- Post-mortem replay with shareable links
- Export to SIEM via webhook
Fleet management
Cross-cluster search, drift comparison, and unified dashboards. Built for the team running dozens of clusters across EKS, GKE, AKS, and on-prem.
- Unlimited clusters, any cloud
- Cross-cluster resource search
- Staging vs prod drift diffs
- Unified cost view (OpenCost)
Enterprise auth
SAML and OIDC SSO with SCIM provisioning. Map Okta, Google, or Azure AD groups directly to Kubernetes namespaces — no custom controllers.
- SAML / OIDC SSO
- SCIM provisioning
- Group-to-namespace mapping
- Custom roles with audit logs
Five capabilities, five deep dives.
Every feature below ships in the open-source Radar binary. No account, no cloud dependency. Pick one and read the page that convinced people to install the tool.
Live topology graph
Every resource and connection, laid out by ELK.js and pushed via SSE. Groups by namespace or label.
Event timeline
Every K8s event and resource delta captured the instant it fires — held past the API server's 1-hour TTL.
Image filesystem viewer
Browse any container image's filesystem — tree, sizes, symlinks, search, download — without kubectl exec.
Cluster audit
31 best-practice checks across security, reliability, efficiency. Runs against cached state in milliseconds.
AI via MCP
12 purpose-built read tools + 5 non-destructive write tools. Pre-built topology, correlated timelines, deduplicated events, minified output — not a dumb pipe for kubectl.
The full toolkit.
Radar inherits everything from the OSS engine and adds the operational glue your team needs.
Unified resource browser
Search every Deployment, Pod, Service, and CRD across every cluster in one query.
Helm release manager
Every release, revision, and values file. Roll back with a click. Diff revisions.
GitOps visibility
First-class ArgoCD and Flux support. See sync state next to the resources it produced.
Traffic analysis
Live east-west and north-south traffic visualization with latency and error rates.
Image filesystem viewer
Inspect the inside of any running container image without kubectl exec.
Cost insights
Per-workload cost breakdown powered by OpenCost. No separate agent needed.
Smart alerts
Slack, PagerDuty, MS Teams. Triggered by event correlations, not raw signals.
Team collaboration
Shareable deep-links, annotations that survive restarts, and role-based views.
Plays nicely with your existing stack.
No rip-and-replace. Radar connects to the tools you already run.
Outbound-only. No kubeconfigs shared. No inbound firewall holes.
The Radar agent sits in your cluster and initiates a secure outbound tunnel to Radar. Your cluster never exposes an inbound port. Your kubeconfigs never leave your machine.
Open-source Helm chart. Reads the K8s API with a scoped ServiceAccount.
Outbound-only. Authenticated per-cluster with a hashed bearer token. Metadata only — no logs, no secrets.
SOC 2 Type 2. US & EU regions. Multi-tenant with workspace isolation.
Bring your first cluster online in 60 seconds.
Install the Helm chart, paste a token, see your cluster. No credit card required.
Apache 2.0 OSS · Unlimited clusters self-hosted · Hosted free tier for up to 3 clusters