OpsNexus
For teams running Kubernetes

Every cluster, every cloud, one view

Connect EKS, AKS, GKE and OKE through the cluster API, or run the small in-cluster agent when the API is private. Problems are found and sent to the team that owns them.

/kubernetes
prod-eks
Amazon EKS
nodes 6pods 142
Healthy
data-aks
Azure AKS
nodes 4pods 61
2 pods pending
ml-gke
Google GKE
nodes 3pods 38
Healthy
edge-oke
Oracle OKE
nodes 2pods 17
CrashLoopBackOff · api
Sound familiar?

What gets in the way today

A kubeconfig per cluster

Engineers juggle contexts and cloud logins just to see whether a pod is restarting.

Problems found by customers

Pending pods and crash loops go unnoticed until something user-facing breaks.

Tooling installs that drift

Each cluster gets its own hand-installed copy of the same tools, all on different versions.

How OpsNexus helps

Built for this job, switched on from day one

Cluster health

Nodes, workloads, restarts and pending pods across EKS, AKS, GKE and OKE.

Problems sent to the owners

Cluster problems go to the project’s Slack, Teams or email channel.

One-click marketplace

15 tools pinned to a digest, with limits set and secrets in Vault. Upgrade, roll back or uninstall.

No kubeconfig juggling

See every cluster without handing out cloud logins or contexts.

Container registries

Docker Hub, ECR, ACR, Artifact Registry, Harbor, Artifactory and Nexus with tags, sizes and scan results.

Private clusters too

Run the small in-cluster agent when the API isn’t reachable.

Getting there

Up and running in an afternoon

Every step happens on your own servers. Nothing leaves your network unless you connect it.

1

Connect a cloud

Clusters in connected AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and Oracle accounts are found for you.

2

Or add the agent

For private clusters, run the in-cluster agent.

3

Route alerts

Point each project at its Slack, Teams or email channel.

4

Deploy tools

Install from the marketplace instead of by hand.

See every cluster from one screen.

Free for up to 5 users, on your own servers.