Deploy KubeEye and inspect Kubernetes clusters with OPA, PromQL, and node-level rules.
npx skills add https://github.com/kubesphere/kubesphere --skill kubeeye
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: kubeeye Source: https://github.com/kubesphere/kubesphere/tree/main/skills/kubeeye Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kubesphere/kubesphere --skill kubeeye
Operating Kubernetes clusters at scale makes it hard to detect misconfigured workloads, unhealthy nodes, and security risks before they cause incidents. This Skill automates the deployment of KubeEye on KubeSphere and the creation of inspection rules, plans, and reports so cluster issues surface proactively.
Ask the AI to install the KubeEye extension on your KubeSphere cluster, apply the bundled inspection rules, and run a one-shot inspection to produce a report.
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KubeEye installs as a KubeSphere extension through an InstallPlan resource. Detect available versions with kubectl get extensionversions, generate the InstallPlan with the provided script, apply it, and poll the status until the state shows Installed.
Create an InspectRule resource with an opas section containing Rego policies in the inspect.kubeeye package. Each deny rule matches on input.kind and input.apiVersion and returns a message with Name, Namespace, Type, Level, Message, and Reason fields.
KubeEye supports OPA/Rego policies, PromQL queries against Prometheus, file change detection, file content filtering, sysctl validation, systemd service checks, node info thresholds, service connectivity tests, and custom shell commands.
Create an InspectPlan with a cron expression in the schedule field and a ruleNames list referencing your InspectRules. The controller creates an InspectTask on each trigger and populates an InspectResult when the inspection jobs finish.
Check that InspectRules and the InspectPlan exist, then verify InspectTask status with kubectl get inspecttask. Also confirm the kubeeye-apiserver endpoints exist in the extension-kubeeye namespace, since missing endpoints prevent result retrieval.
Yes, the kubeeye-apiserver exposes report endpoints on port 9090. Request the inspectresult resource with type=html for an HTML report or use the /download path to get an XLSX file.
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