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Overview

The Anyshift Kubernetes agent runs in your cluster and streams live resource state to Annie’s knowledge graph in near real-time. That live state is linked back to your Terraform declarations (for resources Terraform manages) and your application code, giving Annie a full picture from declared to actually running.
For installation and setup, see the Kubernetes integration page. This page focuses on what Annie does with the data.

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What the Agent Captures

  • Pods, Deployments, ReplicaSets, StatefulSets, DaemonSets
  • Services, Ingresses
  • ConfigMaps, Secrets
  • PersistentVolumeClaims, PersistentVolumes
  • Namespaces, Nodes
  • RBAC (Roles, RoleBindings, ClusterRoles, ClusterRoleBindings)
  • HorizontalPodAutoscalers, PodDisruptionBudgets
  • Jobs, CronJobs
  • KEDA ScaledObjects / ScaledJobs
  • …
Helm-deployed workloads are visible too: Annie sees the Kubernetes resources that Helm created. Release-level metadata (chart version, revision history) isn’t modeled as a first-class entity today.

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What You Can Ask Annie

  • “How many pods are running in the payments namespace?”
  • “Which deployments have zero available replicas?”
  • “Show me all pods in CrashLoopBackOff”
  • “Which services expose port 443?”
  • “Are my declared replica counts matching what’s actually running?”
  • “Which workloads have fewer ready pods than desired?”
  • “Show me resources in the cluster that weren’t deployed by Helm or Terraform”
  • “Which Terraform module provisioned this cluster?”
  • “What application code runs in this pod?”
  • “Which RDS instance does this deployment connect to?”

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Real-World Example

Checkout service is slow. I want to know if it’s a scaling issue.“Is the checkout service scaled correctly?”
The checkout deployment is declared with replicas: 8.
  • 8 ReplicaSet replicas scheduled
  • Only 5 pods Ready (3 are ImagePullBackOff on checkout:v2.3.1)
  • HPA is at max (target: 80% CPU, current: 94%)
The underlying image pull is failing, likely a registry auth issue introduced by the latest deploy.

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Get Started

Install the agent

Deploy the Anyshift Kubernetes agent via Helm.

Cloud-to-code

See how live K8s state fits into the three-universe model.