Roam: Kubernetes Management
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Roam is a premium, secure, and cross-platform Kubernetes cluster management and monitoring application designed for DevOps engineers, software developers, and system administrators. Track your cluster health, manage workloads, and diagnose issues directly from your mobile device.
🌟 KEY FEATURES:
• Rich Overview Dashboard: Get an instant health check of your cluster with real-time resource utilization metrics, node status, and critical cluster-wide events.
• Deep Node Inspection: View hardware details (CPU, RAM, Disk) for control-planes and worker nodes, inspect node conditions, and see exactly which Pods are running on each node.
• Advanced Workload Management: Monitor deployments, pods, statefulsets, daemonsets, and replicasets. Scale workloads, trigger restarts, or view raw YAML definitions on the fly.
• Live Log Viewer: A dedicated terminal-style log viewer with real-time streaming, search, regex filtering, severity highlighting (INFO, WARN, ERROR), and line wrap options.
• Real-time Issue Tracking: Automatically detect and group cluster events into Critical, Warning, and Info severity levels with detailed drill-down diagnostic modals.
• Offline-First & Security-Focused: All cluster configurations and Kubeconfig files are stored locally using device-level hardware encryption (Keychain/Keystore). Roam directly connects to your Kubernetes API server; your credentials and data never pass through third-party servers.
Simplify your Kubernetes infrastructure monitoring on the go. Download Roam and take control of your clusters today!
🌟 KEY FEATURES:
• Rich Overview Dashboard: Get an instant health check of your cluster with real-time resource utilization metrics, node status, and critical cluster-wide events.
• Deep Node Inspection: View hardware details (CPU, RAM, Disk) for control-planes and worker nodes, inspect node conditions, and see exactly which Pods are running on each node.
• Advanced Workload Management: Monitor deployments, pods, statefulsets, daemonsets, and replicasets. Scale workloads, trigger restarts, or view raw YAML definitions on the fly.
• Live Log Viewer: A dedicated terminal-style log viewer with real-time streaming, search, regex filtering, severity highlighting (INFO, WARN, ERROR), and line wrap options.
• Real-time Issue Tracking: Automatically detect and group cluster events into Critical, Warning, and Info severity levels with detailed drill-down diagnostic modals.
• Offline-First & Security-Focused: All cluster configurations and Kubeconfig files are stored locally using device-level hardware encryption (Keychain/Keystore). Roam directly connects to your Kubernetes API server; your credentials and data never pass through third-party servers.
Simplify your Kubernetes infrastructure monitoring on the go. Download Roam and take control of your clusters today!
Manage, monitor, and troubleshoot Kubernetes clusters securely on the go
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What’s new
Roam v1.0.19
- Features: Smarter shell suggestions. Node shells now get crictl, ctr, docker, systemctl, journalctl, nsenter, iptables, tcpdump and more, plus ssh, scp and openssl, and subcommands are offered as you type (docker ps, systemctl status, chroot /host).
- Fixes: Suggestions from your command history now start with what you've typed, so "kubectl describe" no longer brings up an unrelated "kubectl delete … --force".
- Features: Smarter shell suggestions. Node shells now get crictl, ctr, docker, systemctl, journalctl, nsenter, iptables, tcpdump and more, plus ssh, scp and openssl, and subcommands are offered as you type (docker ps, systemctl status, chroot /host).
- Fixes: Suggestions from your command history now start with what you've typed, so "kubectl describe" no longer brings up an unrelated "kubectl delete … --force".
