rancher-resource-discovery

To inventory Kubernetes resources in a namespace, list all resources by configuring the scope to a specific namespace and filtering by kind or labels. This generates a structured inventory of what exists within that namespace.

You can find Kubernetes resource dependencies across multiple clusters using parallel multi-cluster discovery. The workflow explores dependency trees and generates structured relationship data showing how resources relate across different clusters.

Yes, you can search for Kubernetes resources by labels and kind across clusters. The discovery workflow supports filtering by kind or labels and performs parallel searches to find specific resources.

The best way to map resource dependency trees in Kubernetes is using resource discovery to display dependency graphs. This identifies both dependencies and dependents, providing structured relationship data for the resources.

Yes, multi-cluster Kubernetes resource discovery supports cross-cluster comparison. It performs parallel inventory across clusters, allowing you to compare resources and understand what exists where and how they relate.