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Automatically instrument supported workloads with OpenTelemetry and route telemetry to a destination you choose.

Build Kubernetes manifests from reusable bases, overlays, and patches without a template language.

Automates Kubernetes canary and blue-green rollouts using traffic analysis and validation checks.

Model Kubernetes builds, deployments, tests, and local development as a dependency-aware action graph.

Keep Kubernetes applications in sync with their declared configuration in Git.

Control Kubernetes canary and blue-green releases with staged traffic shifts and promotion or rollback rules.

Official resource and control-plane symbols for Kubernetes diagrams.

Run event-driven CI jobs and GitHub automation from Kubernetes clusters your team operates.

Build, test, publish, and deploy containerized applications to Kubernetes.

Expose current Kubernetes object state as metrics for a separate monitoring system to scrape and analyze.

Reconcile Kubernetes applications and configuration from Git repositories.

Inspect Kubernetes network flows and service relationships through Cilium's CLI and optional service-map interface.

AI cloud for training and serving models at scale.

Route and govern API traffic with an extensible gateway deployable across cloud, Kubernetes, or on-premises environments.

Promote application configuration through GitOps stages so a GitOps agent can deploy each stage.

Open a Git repository in a browser IDE backed by a Kubernetes development workspace.

Collect application logs, traces, and metrics, then explore the signals together in one hosted telemetry workspace.

Export NVIDIA GPU telemetry as Prometheus metrics for hardware and workload monitoring.

Kubernetes-aware runtime observation and enforcement

Operate a self-hosted registry for container images and other cloud-native artifacts.

Place managed API proxies in front of backends to govern traffic, security, and developer access.

AI-native cloud platform with compute, databases, storage, and inference on one stack.

Inject controlled failures into services and infrastructure to test reliability and recovery behavior.

Collect OpenTelemetry signals, control their volume, and create operational checks from one observability workspace.