Features Overview
Kure Monitor’s dashboard is organized into tabs. Each tab is documented in detail below.
All four features can be individually enabled or disabled at install time via the features.* Helm values — see Helm Values → Feature toggles. Disabling a feature hides its tab and, for Pod Monitoring and Security Scanning, also skips deploying the corresponding workloads and RBAC.
| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
| Pod Monitoring | Real-time failure detection (CrashLoopBackOff, ImagePullBackOff, OOMKilled, Pending, FailedScheduling, FailedMount) with AI-generated solutions and live logs |
| Security Scanner | 50+ misconfiguration checks with AI remediation, trusted-registry suppressions, and CSV/JSON/PDF export |
| Topology Diagram | Interactive Kubernetes graph (per-namespace and per-workload), click nodes for manifests, click edges to focus paths |
| Mirror Pod Testing | Deploy a temporary copy of a failing pod with the AI fix applied — verify before committing to git |
| Notifications | Slack and Microsoft Teams webhooks for new failures and critical findings |
Cross-cutting
Section titled “Cross-cutting”Real-time updates
Section titled “Real-time updates”All data updates in real-time via WebSocket. No manual refresh, no polling.
Dark mode
Section titled “Dark mode”Toggle the sun/moon icon in the header. Dark theme is fully wired across status badges, modals, settings, and the manifest viewer.
Pod lifecycle states
Section titled “Pod lifecycle states”Pods cycle through:
| State | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Active | Currently failing, needs attention |
| Investigating | Someone is working on it |
| Resolved | Fixed; moved to history |
| Ignored | Intentionally hidden |
Configure auto-cleanup of resolved and ignored pods from Admin → Settings → History Retention.
Authentication
Section titled “Authentication”User accounts (read / write / admin) for the dashboard; a separate shared SERVICE_TOKEN for agent and scanner traffic. See Authentication for the full model.