One pane of glass
for all of it.
Hypervisors, hyperscalers, container engines and Kubernetes distributions each ship their own console. FleetView federates them into a single searchable inventory — then lets you drill into any resource, act on it, monitor it and alert on it, under permissions that are enforced on the server.
Federate every control plane
Proxmox, VMware, AWS, Azure, GCP, Docker, Podman, Portainer, Kubernetes, EKS, k3s, OpenShift and OKD land in one inventory with one vocabulary.
Search the whole estate
One query box spans names, hostnames, IPs, namespaces, images and tags across every connected platform, scoped to what you are allowed to see.
Drill from fleet to process
Start at the single pane, then descend: platform → cluster → node → workload, with live telemetry and lifecycle actions at every level.
Alerting engine built in
Threshold and state rules evaluate continuously, deduplicate per resource, respect cooldowns and auto-resolve when the condition clears.
Access that actually holds
Admin, operator and read-only roles combine with per-resource and per-platform assignments. Every write is checked on the server.
OpenID single sign-on
Bring your own identity provider — Authentik, Keycloak, Okta, Entra ID or any compliant OIDC issuer — with group-to-role mapping.
Three roles, scoped by assignment
Roles set the ceiling; assignments set the reach. A grant can never let an account do more than its role allows, and every mutating request re-checks both before it touches a platform.
Adds and removes infrastructure, grants access and manages the alerting engine — for platforms they own or that are assigned to them.
Views and modifies the resources assigned to them: start, stop, restart and edit metadata. Cannot add or delete infrastructure.
Sees everything assigned to them and nothing else. Every mutating action is blocked server-side.