Features
Every system Kubo speaks to, and what you can actually do from a phone once you are connected.
Kubo is organised around connections. A connection is one endpoint you have added — a Kubernetes cluster, an ArgoCD server, a RabbitMQ broker, an S3-compatible store — and it carries its own URL, credentials and TLS material. Connections live side by side in a single list with your bookmarks, so getting from “my phone buzzed” to “I am looking at the failing pod” is two taps.
Each provider below has an overview page and a set of detail pages — one per part of that connection’s screen — covering what it reads, what it lets you change, and the design decisions behind it. Start with the overview; drill in when you want the specifics.
Kubernetes
Pods, workloads, jobs, cronjobs, services and events — live over the watch API, with the actions you actually need on call.
5 pages: Pods · Workloads, Jobs & CronJobs · Services · Events · Live logs & pod terminal
Learn more →ArgoCD
Sync, refresh, restart and roll back applications — with the app's resource tree, events and pod logs on the detail page.
3 pages: The application list · Refresh, sync, restart, rollback · Application detail & logs
Learn more →kube-state-metrics
A cluster health dashboard: a red/amber/green hero, a ranked list of what is actually wrong, and gauges for requested-vs-allocatable capacity.
3 pages: The overview · Workloads, Nodes, Jobs & Storage · Two ways to reach it
Learn more →Prometheus
A PromQL explorer with a metric and label browser, plus alerts, rules and scrape targets.
3 pages: The query explorer · Alerts & rules · Scrape targets
Learn more →OpenObserve
Logs, metrics and traces from one connection — SQL log search with a live tail, PromQL metrics, and trace waterfalls.
4 pages: Log search · Metrics · Traces · Streams
Learn more →Elasticsearch
Lucene search over an index with a field explorer, three result layouts, a time-range filter and a live tail.
3 pages: Searching an index · Fields, layouts & sorting · Live tail
Learn more →RabbitMQ
Queues, exchanges, connections and nodes over the Management API — with history charts and safe actions like purge and force-close.
3 pages: Queues · Exchanges & connections · History charts
Learn more →Traefik
Routers, services, middlewares and entry points — plus live traffic rates, error percentages and latency derived from Traefik's metrics endpoint.
2 pages: Routers, services & middlewares · Traffic
Learn more →S3 & object storage
A read-only file browser for AWS S3 and any S3-compatible store: folders, previews, recursive search, downloads and presigned share links.
3 pages: Browsing buckets · Objects: preview, download, share · Searching keys
Learn more →MongoDB Atlas
Project health, real historical metrics per process, the Performance Advisor's index suggestions and slow queries, alerts and events.
3 pages: Metrics · Performance Advisor & collections · Clusters, alerts & events
Learn more →MongoDB
A direct wire-protocol connection: per-collection ops and latency, real index usage, and a change-stream-driven activity heat map.
3 pages: The activity heat map · Collections & indexes · The live feed
Learn more →kubectl console
Build a kubectl command by tapping suggestion cards, then run it — translated into plain API calls, printed the way kubectl would.
3 pages: Building a command · Running it · Setting one up
Learn more →Connections, bookmarks & history
One reorderable list of everything you connect to and every view you saved — grouped, renamed and colour-coded the way you work.
Learn more →Access, auth & credentials
Reach private clusters over Tailscale, sign in to EKS with IAM and no exec plugin, and reuse one secret across connections from a central credentials manager.
Learn more →