Overview
The Resources page gives you a searchable, filterable inventory of Kubernetes resources across all your connected clusters. Unlike the pod inventory (which shows only running pods), the resource inventory covers the full range of resource types: Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, Services, Ingresses, ConfigMaps, Secrets, NetworkPolicies, and more.What you can browse
Resources are organized by kind — select a kind from the filter to browse all resources of that type across your fleet:Finding resources
Search — type a name or partial name to filter the list. The search applies across name, namespace, and cluster. Filter by cluster — show only resources from specific clusters. Filter by namespace — narrow to one team’s or application’s resources. Filter by kind — browse a specific resource type. Each resource row shows:- Name and namespace
- Cluster it lives on
- Age — how long the resource has existed
- Status — for workloads, the current health state
Per-cluster view
A scoped version of the resource inventory is available for each cluster: Open a cluster → Workloads → Resources This shows the same inventory filtered to only that cluster.Flux and Argo CD resources
If a cluster runs Flux or Argo CD, their managed resources appear in the inventory alongside standard Kubernetes resources. Dedicated views with reconciliation status, sync state, and managed object lists are available per cluster:- Flux: cluster → GitOps → Flux — shows Kustomizations and HelmReleases with reconciliation health
- Argo CD: cluster → GitOps → Argo CD — shows Applications with health and sync status
Related
Fleet Monitoring
Pod inventory and cluster health across your fleet.
Security Posture
Policy findings on resources across the fleet.
Deployments
Niro-managed workloads with apply status and history.
Flux and Argo CD Visibility
Dedicated GitOps engine views with reconciliation status and managed resources.