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Cluster Analysis

#Cluster Analysis

The ** Cluster Analysis** dashboard enables users to upload cluster configuration files and perform AI-powered analysis on their Kubernetes environments.

It helps identify configuration issues, security risks, and optimization opportunities.

Navigation Tabs

The interface includes two primary tabs for managing analysis workflows.

New Analysis​

The New Analysis tab allows users to:

  • Upload a kubeconfig file
  • Provide cluster details
  • Run AI-based analysis

This is the default active view used for initiating new scans.

History​

The History tab provides access to previously executed analysis.

It allows users to:

  • Review past cluster reports
  • Track configuration changes over time
  • Compare analysis results

Upload Kubeconfig YAML File

This section allows users to upload their Kubernetes configuration file.

Cluster Name​

Users must provide a cluster name before running analysis.

This helps in identifying and organizing multiple cluster analyses.

File Upload​

Users can upload their kubeconfig file using:

  • Drag and drop functionality
  • Manual file selection

Supported formats:

  • .yml
  • .yaml

This file contains authentication and cluster configuration details required for analysis.

Analyze Cluster with AI​

This button triggers the analysis process.

Once clicked:

  • The kubeconfig file is processed
  • Cluster configuration is evaluated
  • AI generates insights and recommendations

How to Get Kubeconfig File

This section provides commands to retrieve kubeconfig files from different cloud providers.

AWS (EKS)​

aws eks --region region-name update-kubeconfig --name cluster-name

GCP (GKE)​

gcloud container clusters get-credentials [CLUSTER_NAME] --region [REGION]

Azure (AKS)​

az aks get-credentials --resource-group [RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME] --name [CLUSTER_NAME]

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