Search resources across all your Kubernetes clusters from one place. Learn Clusterpedia's synced store, powerful queries, history, and Kubernetes-native API.

Welcome to Clusterpedia: Multi-Cluster Resource Search.

A practical, in-depth guide to Clusterpedia, the open-source multi-cluster resource search platform for Kubernetes. Learn how Clusterpedia makes a fleet searchable as one: the cross-cluster search problem (why finding resources across clusters is hard), the architecture (collect, store, serve via a kubectl-compatible API), importing clusters and collecting resources (PediaCluster, watch and sync), the resource store and pluggable storage layers, searching and querying (kubectl with rich conditions, pagination, sorting), advanced search and collection resources (operators, owner relations, cluster groups), resource history/access/integration (deleted resources, read-only observability, data source), operations and best practices, and Clusterpedia in practice.

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Contents

1. Chapter 1 — What Clusterpedia Is
2. Chapter 2 — The Cross-Cluster Search Problem
3. Chapter 3 — The Architecture
4. Chapter 4 — Importing Clusters and Collecting Resources
5. Chapter 5 — The Resource Store and Storage Layers
6. Chapter 6 — Searching and Querying Resources
7. Chapter 7 — Advanced Search and Collection Resources
8. Chapter 8 — Resource History, Access, and Integration
9. Chapter 9 — Operations and Best Practices
10. Chapter 10 — Clusterpedia in Practice