## Others - [CF Dash](/apps/cfdash/index.md): Your Cloudflare, Everywhere — Native iOS and macOS app - [k8z](/apps/k8z/index.md): Kubernetes Multi-Cluster Management Platform - [CF Dash Documentation](/docs/cfdash/index.md): CF Dash product documentation - [Documentation](/docs/index.md): k8z.dev documentation - [Changelog](/docs/k8z/changelog.md): k8z app release change logs - [Configuration](/docs/k8z/configuration.md): k8z stores cluster configurations securely on your device. - [Cluster Management](/docs/k8z/contexts.md): Manage multiple Kubernetes clusters from within the app. - [FAQs](/docs/k8z/faqs.md): 0x00: Origin of name Question: Why is it named k8z? Answer: The name k8z is inspired by healthz/livez/readyz etc. k8z is short for kubernetez — shorter and easier to remember. It historically comes from Google's internal practices. They're called "z-pages".The reason it ends with z is to reduce collisions with actual application endpoints with the same name (like /status). See this talk for more: https://vimeo.com/173610242Similar endpoints (at least inside Google) are /varz, /statusz, /rpcz. Services developed at Google automatically get these endpoints to export their health and metrics and there are tools that collect the exposed metrics/statuses from all the deployed services.Open source tools like Prometheus implement this pattern (since original authors of Prometheus are also ex-Googlers) by coming to a well-known endpoint to collect metrics from your application. Similarly OpenCensus allows you to expose z-pages from your app (ideally on a different port) to diagnose problems. 0x01: About credentials safety Question: How do you keep my Kubernetes cluster access credentials (kubeconfig) secure? Answer: Our application is open source, inviting everyone to examine its inner workings, including its handling of API credentials. This transparency ensures that there are no hidden functions that compromise security. You can get the source code from our GitHub repository: k8z source code on GitHub. - [Details page](/docs/k8z/features/details_page.md): We can see the labels, annotations and other detailed information of the resource on the details page, as well as the operation buttons for different resources. We can view detailed information on helm releases, endpoints, ingresses, services, configmaps, secrets, service accounts, crds, namespaces, nodes, pvcs, pvs, storage class, daemon sets, deployments, pods, stateful sets. How to view details? First, locate the resource list you want to view. For example, if we want to view the detailed information of a pod, click Workloads ➡️ Pods, and then click on the specific resource in the list to enter the details page. Resource YAML and export Clicking the "Yaml" button in the "Metadata" section of the details page will route us to the YAML content page. The picture below is an example of pod svclb-traefik-c15a2610-7bssc. Click the export button in the lower right corner of the YAML content page to export YAML to a file. The export file is named $namespace$resourceType$resourceName.yaml. For example, the file name of the pod exported YAML above is kube-system_pods_svclb-traefik-c15a2610-7bssc.yaml. The storage path of the exported file on macOS is $HOME/Library/Containers/dev.k8z.app/Data/Documents/exported/.Export files on mobile and iPad can be found in the k8z folder of Files ➡️ My iPhone. - [Features](/docs/k8z/features/index.md): This section covers k8z app features in detail. Details page — Resource details, YAML export, and metadataPod list — Pod list view, terminal, and logs streaming - [Pod list](/docs/k8z/features/pod_list.md): k8z pod list page and features - [k8z Documentation](/docs/k8z/index.md): k8z product documentation - [Installation](/docs/k8z/installation.md): k8z is available on the Apple App Store for iPhone, iPad, and macOS. - [Namespace Management](/docs/k8z/namespaces.md): Browse and switch between Kubernetes namespaces from the app UI. - [Quick Start](/docs/k8z/quick-start.md): Get started with k8z in minutes. - [Resource Management](/docs/k8z/resources.md): Browse and manage Kubernetes resources from the app's resource pages. - [Privacy Policy](/docs/privacy/index.md): k8z.dev privacy policy — how we collect, use, and protect your personal information - [AI Agent Documentation Index](/llms/index.md): This page provides structured documentation for AI agents and large language models to understand and interact with k8z.dev products.