The Kubernetes screen lists your managed clusters, each showing its version, region and node count.
What you can do
This screen is read-only — create and manage clusters in your provider's console.
Where the provider supports it, each cluster shows Kubeconfig…. Tap it to fetch the cluster's kubeconfig, then long-press to copy it or Share kubeconfig to send it to another app. Use it with kubectl to connect.
Availability by provider
- Clusters appear for DigitalOcean, Vultr, Linode, Google Cloud and Azure.
- The Kubeconfig… action is available on DigitalOcean, Vultr and Linode. On Google Cloud and Azure the app lists clusters but doesn't fetch the kubeconfig yet — get it from the provider's console.