Managing Clusters
The Clusters page is where you connect Kubernetes clusters to RubixKube, track connectivity, and manage agents.
Connecting a Cluster
1
Click Connect Cluster
Opens installation dialog.
2
Copy kubectl Command
Command includes your API key. Keep it secret.
3
Run in Your Cluster
4
Verify Connection
Cluster appears in list within 1-2 minutes
Cluster Status
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Connected | Healthy, actively monitored |
| Degraded | Partial connectivity |
| Disconnected | No connection |
Managing Clusters
View cluster details: - Click cluster name- See nodes, pods, deployments
- View recent events
- Removes from RubixKube (doesn’t affect actual cluster)
Zero State and Filters
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