K3s Administration

The K3s Admin page provides a full Kubernetes dashboard for managing workloads on K3s-enabled devices.

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Selecting a Device

At the top of the page, a horizontal list shows all K3s-enabled devices. Click one to view its cluster state. Your selection is persisted in the browser so it's remembered between visits.

Toggle Include system namespaces to show or hide Kubernetes system workloads (kube-system, etc.).

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Resource Views

Data is refreshed every 15 seconds. The following resource types are displayed:

Nodes

Column	Description
Name	Node hostname
Status	Ready / NotReady
Version	Kubernetes version
Role	control-plane, worker
CPU%	Current utilization
Memory%	Current utilization

Pods

Column	Description
Name	Pod name
Namespace	Kubernetes namespace
Status	Running, Pending, Failed, etc.
Restarts	Total container restart count
Age	Time since creation

Services

Column	Description
Name	Service name
Namespace	Kubernetes namespace
Type	ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer
Ports	Exposed ports

Deployments

Column	Description
Name	Deployment name
Namespace	Kubernetes namespace
Replicas	Ready / Desired
Age	Time since creation

StatefulSets

Column	Description
Name	StatefulSet name
Namespace	Kubernetes namespace
Replicas	Ready / Desired

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Actions

Deploy Application

Click Deploy Application to open a modal where you can paste a raw Kubernetes YAML manifest. The manifest is applied to the selected device via kubectl apply.

Scale

Click Scale on a deployment or StatefulSet to adjust the replica count.

View Logs

Click Logs on a pod or deployment to view the last 500 lines of container output.

Delete Resource

Click Delete on any resource to remove it (with confirmation dialog).

Open Service Interface

For services with exposed TCP ports, click Open to proxy the connection through the Watchgrid API and access the service in your browser.