KubernetesK8s

Shells into pods, without kubeconfigs on laptops.

Open a shell into any pod or container, or a kubectl console for a cluster, in the browser. Access is granted per cluster and namespace, and every command is recorded.

What you get

  • No kubeconfig files to hand out: the gateway holds a vaulted service account per cluster.

  • Per cluster and namespace: standing or just-in-time access.

  • Command policy: block or flag kubectl delete, exec into sensitive namespaces, or your own patterns.

  • Recorded and searchable: replay any session and search every command.

  • Pod shell
  • kubectl console
  • Access rules
  • Replay

Set up

  1. 01

    Register the cluster with a service account

  2. 02

    Choose namespaces

  3. 03

    Grant access

  4. 04

    Users open a pod shell or console.

Prove it on your own systems.

A proof of concept runs inside your environment, on the systems you choose, with success criteria agreed up front.

Book a POC
  1. 01Scope call
  2. 02Deploy & connect your systems
  3. 03Review the evidence together