Kubevious is a Kubernetes dashboard and rule engine focused on configuration correlation and safety. Instead of showing resources as flat lists, it builds an application-centric tree that joins Deployments, Services, Ingresses, ConfigMaps, RBAC, and network policies so you can see everything that touches a workload in one place.
The backend ingests cluster state into a graph, runs a rules engine against it, and ships built-in checks for common mistakes like dangling services, missing resource limits, or RBAC that grants cluster-admin by accident. Custom rules are written in a small JavaScript-like DSL and can flag or warn on any shape in the graph. A “time machine” feature snapshots cluster state so operators can diff configuration between two points in time for forensics. A Slack bot and a CLI round out the interface.
Kubevious is a CNCF sandbox project and overlaps with Lens and Headlamp for visualisation, and with Polaris or Datree for policy checks, but its value is the correlated view — answering “what will break if I change this ConfigMap” rather than listing raw objects.