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SELF-HOSTED KUBERNETES OPERATIONS

Kubernetes operations.
On your infrastructure.

Bring cluster operations and GitOps delivery together. Investigate workloads, review changes and give your team a shared console—hosted on infrastructure you control.

Customer-hosted softwareUpdates & support available
ORKIVA / OPERATIONS CONSOLEDEMONSTRATION
Actual Orkiva demonstration console showing cluster readiness and resource counts
From cluster overview to workload detail.
ObserveClusters & resources
InvestigateLogs & events
DeliverPlans & approvals
Your environment Choose where it runsYour team Define who can actYour process Review before deploymentYour schedule Decide when to upgrade

01 / PLATFORM CAPABILITIES

The work of Kubernetes.
In one operating space.

From routine resource checks to deployment investigations, Orkiva keeps the next action close to the information you need.

01 / VISIBILITY

Cluster operations

Find your way through the cluster.

Navigate clusters and namespaces, search resources, and inspect the objects behind your applications. Move from an overview into the resource that needs attention.

CLUSTERS · NAMESPACES · SEARCH↗

02 / INVESTIGATION

Workload troubleshooting

Follow the evidence behind an issue.

Inspect deployments, pods and related resources. Read events and container logs, review YAML, and open terminal tools when your permissions allow it.

WORKLOADS · LOGS · TERMINALS↗

03 / APPLICATIONS

Helm management

Work with the releases you run.

Browse configured chart repositories and inspect Helm releases. Manage application changes with visibility into release configuration and history.

CHARTS · VALUES · RELEASES↗

04 / DELIVERY

GitOps workflows

Review the next change before it runs.

Connect sources and targets, inspect rendered plans, and follow policy checks and approval gates. Keep the source revision and deployment result in context.

SOURCES · PLANS · APPROVALS↗

05 / ACCESS

Team permissions

Give people the access they need.

Manage users and roles, configure authentication, and define access to Kubernetes operations. Review permissions as responsibilities change.

USERS · ROLES · AUTHENTICATION↗

06 / CONTEXT

Resource exploration

See how your application fits together.

Explore services, configuration, storage and custom resources alongside workloads. Inspect resource details and relationships without losing the cluster context.

NETWORKING · STORAGE · CUSTOM RESOURCES↗

02 / EVERYDAY OPERATIONS

Start with the workload.
Follow the details.

A failing application rarely tells its whole story in one place. Move through the resources, status and logs that help explain what happened.

  • Inspect the deploymentReview replica status, configuration and related pods.
  • Investigate the symptomsRead events and logs; inspect resource YAML and container details.
  • Act with contextUse available operations according to your configured permissions.
Explore workload management ↗
Real Orkiva deployment detail showing replicas, pods and related resources
Actual product capture · Deployment details in a demonstration cluster.

03 / GITOPS DELIVERY

See the change.
Then make the decision.

Bring sources, deployment targets, policies and approvals into a visible delivery process. Inspect what is proposed before applying it.

Choose a stage to explore the workflow and its related product view.

01 / FETCHPRODUCT CAPTURE
Source connection form from the demonstration installation; no credentials are entered.
Source connection form from the demonstration installation; no credentials are entered.

01 / FETCH

Connect the source of the change.

A delivery run starts with its configured source and revision. Keep repository access and the selected source clear before you render a deployment.

  • Configure repository access
  • Identify the source revision
  • Keep source and target in context
Read the fetch workflow guide ↗
02 / RENDERPRODUCT CAPTURE
Project configuration view; this capture shows inputs, not render output.
Project configuration view; this capture shows inputs, not render output.

02 / RENDER

Turn source configuration into resources.

Rendering prepares Kubernetes resources from the configured project. Review project settings before planning what will change in the target environment.

  • Review the project configuration
  • Select the intended source and target
  • Prepare resources for the plan
Read the render workflow guide ↗
03 / PLANPRODUCT CAPTURE
Actual resource-change summary from a demonstration run.
Actual resource-change summary from a demonstration run.

03 / PLAN

Inspect the proposed changes.

Read the resource-level plan before allowing the run to proceed. Investigate additions, updates, risk indicators and resources with no proposed change.

  • Inspect affected resources
  • Review change and risk indicators
  • Check the target before applying
Read the plan workflow guide ↗
04 / POLICYPRODUCT CAPTURE
Delivery policy configuration form; this is not a successful policy result.
Delivery policy configuration form; this is not a successful policy result.

04 / POLICY

Set conditions for deployment.

Configure delivery policies to define the checks a run must satisfy. Review policy results alongside the plan before protected changes proceed.

  • Configure the applicable policies
  • Inspect the policy decision
  • Resolve blocked changes before proceeding
Read the policy workflow guide ↗
05 / APPROVALPRODUCT CAPTURE
Approval controls from a demonstration run awaiting review.
Approval controls from a demonstration run awaiting review.

05 / APPROVAL

Put the decision in the right hands.

Approval gates pause protected changes for review. Authorized reviewers can inspect the run before making the approval decision.

  • Review the plan and source revision
  • Check the intended deployment target
  • Record an authorized decision
Read the approval workflow guide ↗
06 / APPLYPRODUCT CAPTURE
Run detail showing Apply pending: this capture does not show a completed deployment.
Run detail showing Apply pending: this capture does not show a completed deployment.

06 / APPLY

Follow execution through the run.

After required checks and approvals, the apply stage performs the planned changes. Use the run view to follow stage state and investigate failures.

  • Confirm required gates have passed
  • Follow execution status
  • Inspect retained stage evidence
Read the apply workflow guide ↗
07 / VERIFYPRODUCT CAPTURE
Related project resource view with health and drift indicators, not a verification result.
Related project resource view with health and drift indicators, not a verification result.

07 / VERIFY

Inspect the resulting resource state.

Verification follows apply. Review the run result and resource health, and investigate differences between declared and live configuration.

  • Review verification results
  • Inspect resource health
  • Investigate configuration drift
Read the verify workflow guide ↗

04 / YOUR INSTALLATION

Keep the console
in your environment.

Orkiva is software your team installs and operates. Choose your own servers or cloud infrastructure, define the network boundary, and connect your Kubernetes clusters.

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01

Choose where it runs

Deploy in the environment you manage. Your team owns runtime configuration, storage and connectivity to your clusters.

02

Shape access around your team

Configure authentication, users and roles. Review permissions before connecting the console to production workloads.

03

Upgrade on your schedule

Receive future versions under your agreed package. Validate changes in your environment before rolling them out.

05 / FROM PACKAGE TO DAILY OPERATIONS

Connect your first cluster.

Start with your environment and access requirements. Build an installation your team can maintain, with support scope agreed before purchase.

01

Plan the installation

Confirm hosting, database and storage needs, network access, authentication, and which clusters the team will manage.

02

Deploy and configure

Install the supplied package. Set up persistence, TLS and credentials for your chosen deployment environment.

03

Connect and validate

Add cluster connections, configure roles, and test common operations with the intended user permissions.

04

Operate and maintain

Plan backups and upgrades, monitor the installation, and use documentation and agreed support when needed.

YOUR TEAMBrowser access
YOUR ENVIRONMENTOrkiva consoleAuthentication · Roles · Operations · Delivery
YOUR CONNECTIONSKubernetes clustersGit sources for delivery workflows

Deployment overview. Connectivity and access depend on your configuration.

06 / OPERATE WITH A PLAN

Plan maintenance and support.

A self-hosted product needs an operating routine. Set expectations for ownership, recovery and support from the start.

Access & accountability

Keep operational access intentional as people and responsibilities change.

  • Review users and role assignments
  • Protect administrator access
  • Use audit records to investigate activity
Read the documentation ↗

Backup & recovery

Protect the installation’s persistent data and configuration using the documented process.

  • Coordinate maintenance before backups
  • Keep recovery material securely
  • Validate restoration in your environment
Read the documentation ↗

Version updates

Treat upgrades as a planned change to your operating environment.

  • Review the release instructions
  • Validate the package before rollout
  • Keep a recovery plan for the change
Read the documentation ↗

Documentation & support

Give your team a practical reference for daily work and escalation.

  • Browse module and resource guides
  • Provide relevant diagnostics for support
  • Agree support scope with your package
Read the documentation ↗

07 / BUILT FOR THE PEOPLE RUNNING IT

Different responsibilities.
A shared view of the work.

Bring the relevant information to the people investigating workloads, reviewing deployments and maintaining the installation.

DevOps engineers

Inspect workloads and manage application releases, with logs and resource details close at hand.

Platform teams

Provide a shared Kubernetes console with configured access and a visible GitOps delivery process.

Infrastructure administrators

Maintain the installation, cluster connections, authentication and operational configuration.

PLAN YOUR NEXT STEP

Evaluate and install Orkiva.

Understand the buying process, prepare your environment and confirm the version you will run.

Follow version changes

Read verified version highlights and discuss the right upgrade path for your installation.

View version history ↗

ILLUSTRATIVE USE CASES

Where Orkiva
could fit your team.

These are example scenarios, not customer testimonials or measured results.

EXAMPLE / PLATFORM TEAM

Investigate a workload.

A team starts with the cluster overview, opens a deployment and checks pod logs and events to understand unexpected behavior.

EXAMPLE / DELIVERY TEAM

Review before applying.

A reviewer inspects a proposed GitOps change and its policy results before deciding whether to approve the run.

EXAMPLE / ADMINISTRATOR

Keep access intentional.

An administrator configures users and roles so team members work with the access appropriate to their responsibilities.

KNOW YOUR DATA FLOW

Review security and data handling.

Review data storage, credential protection, optional external connections and the responsibilities of running your own installation.

Explore security & data ownership ↗

08 / BEFORE YOU START

A few practical questions.

Understand what you install, what your team manages, and how to get started.

Is Orkiva a hosted cloud service?

Orkiva is customer-hosted software. You install and operate it on infrastructure you control. Your hosting provider and cluster locations are your choices.

Does Orkiva provide servers or create a private cloud?

Orkiva connects to Kubernetes clusters and gives your team a web console for operating them. Your servers, Kubernetes platform and underlying networking remain part of your own infrastructure.

What is included in the commercial package?

Software delivery, access to future versions and support are defined in your purchase agreement. Contact sales@orkiva.tech to discuss your environment and the scope you need.

What do we configure before production use?

Plan persistence, TLS, authentication, cluster credentials, permissions, backups and upgrades. Follow the deployment documentation and validate the setup in your own environment.

Are the screenshots from the product?

Yes. They show an Orkiva demonstration installation. Resource names, counts and run states are demonstration data, not customer results.

Where can we find technical detail?

The documentation covers installation, Kubernetes resource operations, GitOps Delivery, administration and developer workflows. Contact support@orkiva.tech for help within your agreed support scope.

YOUR NEXT OPERATING SPACE

Bring your Kubernetes
operations together.

Tell us about your clusters, your team and how you want to deploy Orkiva.

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