Your fleet¶
Besides incidents, ARGUS gives you a working view of every cluster it watches: what is running, how it connects, what expires or breaks next, and what changed. Everything here is read through the agent's read-only identity.
- The overview — the fleet on one page: what is open, what waits on a person, what comes due, and how each cluster stands.
- The cluster page — one cluster's health, timeline, incidents and agent.
- Map, network policy and traffic — how workloads connect, and what may talk to what.
- GitOps and Helm — what your controllers and releases report.
- Certificates, upgrades and posture — what expires, what blocks the next Kubernetes version, and which settings carry risk.
- The object panel — any object's summary, events, logs, metrics, relationships and history, from wherever it is named.
- Search and compare — find an object across clusters, and compare two objects field by field.
Viewing a cluster needs View clusters and their status. Tabs that read live from the cluster also need Inspect live objects, events and logs on demand; without it they stay visible and disabled, with the missing capability named.