Hound K8s

Hound K8s for iOS and iPadOS

Kubernetes work on every Apple screen.

Inspect, diagnose, edit, and operate clusters from iPhone or iPad. The mobile edition is free.

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One app Adaptive iPhone and iPad layouts

Same clusters and state. Different working layouts.

iPhone keeps navigation focused. iPad uses the available width for resource lists and detail workspaces.

iPhone

Focused, single-column navigation

Move from cluster overview to resources, logs, YAML, fault analysis, or a full-screen shell without squeezing desktop controls into a phone.

iPad

Multi-column resource workbench

Keep the resource list visible beside status, YAML, logs, fault analysis, and actions. Portrait and landscape layouts adapt automatically.

Production work without a Hound backend.

Hound connects directly from your device to the Kubernetes and identity endpoints you choose.

Observe

Overview health, workload status, events, resource relationships, CPU and memory, plus locally cached results when a connection is slow.

Investigate

Fault analysis combines Kubernetes evidence with relevant logs. Follow logs without letting high-volume streams block the app.

Operate

Edit and apply YAML, scale workloads, restart rollouts, inspect containers, open a pod shell, and confirm destructive actions before they run.

Resume

Return to the last cluster and namespace after reopening the app. Connection retries and timeouts stay outside the main interface.

Why Hound requests Google Cloud access

Google sign-in lets Hound list the projects and GKE clusters visible to your account, then obtain short-lived credentials for the cluster you select.

  • No Hound account or hosted proxy is required.
  • OAuth tokens are stored in the Apple Keychain on your device.
  • Cluster resources, logs, YAML, and credentials are not uploaded to Hound.
  • You choose the Google project, location, and cluster to add.

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Connect the way your cluster requires.

Import a supported kubeconfig or use the built-in connection flows for Amazon EKS, Google GKE, and Microsoft Azure AKS.

Kubeconfig Amazon EKS Google GKE Azure AKS