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Self-hosted Kubernetes dashboard

Your cluster.
In clear view.

Health, logs and capacity. One workbench to see what’s happening—and decide what happens next.

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Clarity for the people on call.Berth / By Agrohi

The whole picture.
Fewer open tabs.

From endpoint health to workload readiness. Find the resource that needs attention, with the context still in view.

Explore the dashboard
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Berth dashboard showing endpoint health, node and pod readiness, and cluster capacity.
Follow a symptom into the workload, endpoint or node behind it.
Endpoint healthLive pod logsWorkload eventsCapacity planningRead-only AI

Follow the signal.

Start with the question. Get closer to the cause.

Find the failing connection.

Trace endpoint health through DNS, TLS, routes and backend readiness.

Inspect endpoint health ↗

Keep the evidence close.

Pod status, events and live logs belong in the same investigation.

Explore workloads ↗

See where capacity goes.

Compare allocatable, requested and used resources across node pools.

Understand capacity ↗

From symptom
to evidence.

Bring your questions to an assistant that investigates with read-only tools.

Meet the assistant ↗
A Berth AI investigation showing read-only tool calls and analysis of database availability.
Example investigation. Hostnames redacted.
Inspect

Gather live state through permitted read-only tools.

Understand

Review the explanation, tool calls and suggested fix.

Decide

You choose what to apply. The agent cannot change the cluster.

Optional AI investigation

A second set of eyes.
You stay in control.

Ask about the workload you’re viewing. The assistant gathers evidence and suggests commands or manifests for you to review.

How the AI works
Connect your own Ollama server. Enterprise also supports Anthropic and Amazon Bedrock on your account. Raw AI logs and descriptions are opt-in.

Your infrastructure.
Your call.

Run Berth where you operate. You control network access, storage and credentials.

Helm

Deploy inside your Kubernetes cluster with the published OCI chart.

helm upgrade --install berth oci://ghcr.io/unishsys/charts/berth --namespace berth --create-namespaceInstall with Helm →
Container

Run the published image with access to your kubeconfig. Keep your existing container workflow.

ghcr.io/unishsys/berthContainer setup →
Binary

Download a release for macOS, Linux or Windows and connect to your cluster.

macOS / Linux / WindowsFind your download →

Designed for trusted cluster administrators. Live state complements historical monitoring. Per-user cluster authorization and multi-cluster management are not available.

A clearer view
starts here.

Explore without a license. Make changes on up to 10 nodes with a free Community key. Model setup and compute are separate.

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