Cluster-reader access
A read-only kubeconfig lets the adapter enumerate workloads, services, and RBAC across chosen namespaces.
Integrations · Kubernetes Integration
Kubernetes Integration, connected.
Discover clusters, audit RBAC, and detect configuration drift.
THE ADAPTER
Kubernetes Integration
Devopsify connects to Kubernetes clusters via kubeconfig to provide live inventory and topology.
HOW IT WORKS
Thin adapter, one graph.
Read-first by default. Nothing executes until you approve it.
Workloads into the graph
Deployments, services, and their relationships map into the tenant-scoped graph beside cloud resources.
Drift and RBAC checks
Configuration drift and over-broad RBAC bindings surface as findings you can triage and approve.
WHAT IT UNLOCKS
Capabilities this integration brings.
Cluster inventory
RBAC audit
Configuration drift detection
Manifest linting
WHY DEVOPSIFY
The difference that actually matters.
kubectl tells you what's in one cluster; Devopsify puts every cluster into the same graph as the cloud it runs on. RBAC audits, drift detection, and topology work across clusters and providers, so Kubernetes stops being a blind spot beside your cloud estate.
Auditing RBAC bindings for over-privileged service accounts
Detecting a manual kubectl edit that drifted from Git
Mapping what a failing service depends on across namespaces
SETUP
Connected in four moves.
Provide cluster kubeconfig
Assign cluster-reader role
Select namespaces to monitor
Verify topology mapping
The outcome. Every cluster inventoried, RBAC-audited, and drift-checked alongside your cloud.
GET CONNECTED
Connect Kubernetes Integration in minutes.
Start in demo mode with zero credentials, then attach a real account to see live discovery and topology mapping.