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Kubevious Guard is a CLI extension that validates changes for conflicts, misconfigurations, typos, and violations of best practices before they are applied to Kubernetes clusters and have a chance to cause application outage or health degradation. It examines changes as a whole package, not as individual YAML manifests, allowing detection of cross-manifest violations and conflicts. Kubevious Guard follows Built-in Validations and an extensible Rules Engine to execute the validation logic.

Changes are validated by piping manifests YAML and can be easily integrated into the CI/CD pipeline testing stage. Remember that Kubevious should be deployed in the cluster.

Learn more about Kubevious Guard in this blog post.

Kubevious continuously validates cluster configuration and state for misconfigurations, typos, and violations of best practices.

• Built-in Validations include a comprehensive library of rules to detect and prevent DevOps/SRE focused misconfigurations.
• Rules Engine provides an intuitive policy language for custom extensions of validation logic using a JavaScript-like if-then-else syntax. Rules Engine allows enforcement of complex cross-manifest policies.

Kubevious analyses Kubernetes cluster configuration and state and presents it graphically into multiple domain-focused views. You can learn more about Kubevious UI here .

• Logic View is focused on app-centricity, where container, compute, networking, storage, and RBAC related manifests correlated and grouped under Application nodes.
• Image View is focused on container images and container image repositories used in the cluster.
• Gateway View provides visibility regarding how applications are exposed to the public using Ingresses and API Gateways.
• RBAC View identifies how Users and Groups are used in the cluster.
• Package View provides visibility to Helm charts installed in the Kubernetes cluster.

Time Machine lets you travel back in time, investigate cluster configuration and state, audit applications, root cause outages, and recover good and working manifests. Time Machine works by extracting resources directly from the Kubernetes API server, meaning that it keeps track of all changes, including ones made by k8s operators. Learn more about Time Machine here.

Search Engine is a like full-text search engine to find and return Kubernetes manifests matching various search criteria. Learn more about Search Engine here.

App & Pod Health Monitoring helps you troubleshoot degradations of Application health with intuitive built-in tools that direct you to the source of the problem. Learn more about App & Pod Health Monitoring here.