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Infrastructure Explorer

Infrastructure Explorer provides a live, searchable inventory of your Kubernetes and cloud resources. It surfaces real-time context for every resource---tags, relationships, versions, ownership, and health status---without manual mapping or spreadsheets.

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Learn how Infrastructure Explorer differs from traditional dashboards in resource discovery, troubleshooting, and real-time auditing.

Get started

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        **Connect your cluster.** Follow [Getting started with Kubernetes monitoring](../getting-started-kubernetes-monitoring/index.md) to connect your clusters, collect live metadata, and visualize workloads.
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        **Enrich your data.** Add labels, annotations, and resource attributes using [Kubernetes enrichment options](../kubernetes-enrichment-options/index.md).
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        **Explore resources.** Open **Infrastructure**, then **Infrastructure Explorer** to browse, search, and filter your live inventory.
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        **Set up host monitoring.** Follow [Getting started with host monitoring](../getting-started-host-monitoring/index.md) to monitor cloud and on-prem machines.
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        **Enrich host data.** Add cloud tags and metadata using [Host data enrichment](../host-data-enrichment/index.md).
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        **Explore resources.** Open **Infrastructure**, then **Infrastructure Explorer** to view system health, usage, and ownership.

What you get

A unified view of your infrastructure across Kubernetes and cloud environments. Navigate clusters, nodes, pods, containers, hosts, network interfaces, and more from a single screen.

From the Coralogix toolbar, select Infrastructure, then Infrastructure Explorer.

Unified view of Infrastructure Explorer showing resource inventory

Capabilities

  • Explore resources --- Search, filter, group, and analyze discovered infrastructure in Live and Inventory views
  • Health overview --- Monitor resource health status across your environment
  • Health policies --- Define and manage health rules that evaluate resource conditions
  • Ownership --- Assign teams and track accountability for infrastructure resources
  • Compare configuration --- Diff resource configurations across time or between resources
  • Application telemetry --- Configure observability for applications running on your infrastructure
  • Data usage --- Monitor and optimize infrastructure metric costs

Investigate a resource

Select any resource to open a context-rich side panel with the full state, telemetry, and metadata for that resource.

This panel does not display secrets. Values resembling secrets (for example, tokens or keys) are randomly generated identifiers and pose no security risk.

Investigative view of a resource in Infrastructure Explorer

Fast insight: overview, events, metrics

Get a quick snapshot of resource health. Overview shows usage and status at a glance. Events reveals real-time issues like scheduling or probe failures. Metrics helps spot performance trends and resource bottlenecks.

Fast insight view showing overview, events, and metrics tabs

Deep dive: details, configuration, logs

For exact data, Details shows metadata like image tags and labels. Configuration exposes the full YAML/JSON spec. Logs provides real-time application output with search and filtering.

Details view showing metadata, configuration, and logs

Connected context: relationships, traces

Understand dependencies. Relationships maps Kubernetes resources to each other---pods to nodes, services to volumes. Traces (if enabled) follows requests across services to find latency or failure points.

Relationship and traces view showing resource dependencies

Time filtering

Narrow scope to a specific moment for focused debugging. Select a time range to reduce noise, compare behavior across logs, metrics, and traces, and uncover patterns.

Time picker showing range selection options

Live view shows the latest resource state, marked with a timestamp and "Live" label.

Table showing live view with timestamp

Note

Access controls limit visibility to specific clusters, namespaces, or teams using Scopes.

Support

Reach our customer success team 24/7 via the in-app chat or by email at [email protected].