Multi-cluster management

Cluster connections in one console

The Clusters page combines connection creation, editing, testing and selection of the active working cluster. Resource pages follow your selected cluster and namespace when you work across multiple environments.

• Use connection details and descriptions to distinguish environments.
• Inspect cluster metrics and resources after testing the connection.
• Share cluster access with authorized users or teams.

Connect your first cluster

1. Open the new connection form on the Clusters page and provide the Kubernetes access details.
2. Run a connection test to verify API-server reachability and authentication.
3. Select the cluster as active and narrow the namespace filter to your application.
4. Inspect resources through Overview, Workloads or the Cluster Map.

Access and capacity

Battani permissions and the Kubernetes connection identity’s actual RBAC permissions both apply. Seeing an operation in the console does not by itself mean the cluster identity can perform it.

The free edition supports 1 active cluster. For larger fleets, check your license’s cluster limit and resource shares. Deleting a connection record does not delete the Kubernetes cluster itself.