Static Kubernetes manifest analyzer

Understand Kubernetes before you deploy it.

Paste Kubernetes YAML, see how resources connect, and catch relationship problems before you deploy. All analysis happens locally in your browser.

  • No account or sign-in
  • No manifest uploads
  • No AI-generated guesses
manifest-set.yamlLocal only
YAML2 resources
kind: Deployment
metadata:
  name: web
spec:
  template:
    metadata:
      labels:
        app: web
---
kind: Service
spec:
  selector:
    app: website
Resource topologydemo namespace
Serviceweb1 warning
Deploymentwebapp=web
Selector matches no supplied workload

Expected app=website · Found app=web

A preview showing a Service selector that does not match a Deployment Pod template.

Milestone 5 · Ingress routing

Trace traffic from Ingress to Service.

Paste multi-document manifests, validate selectors and Ingress backends, and follow namespace-correct relationship evidence directly back to its source.

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Privacy is an architecture choice

Your manifests never leave your browser.

Parsing, relationship discovery, and diagnostics run on your device. There is no backend, account system, analytics pipeline, or remote manifest processing.

A faster way to reason about manifests

From YAML to an evidence-backed troubleshooting path.

KubeRelate focuses on the places where individually valid-looking resources stop lining up.

  1. 01 · Input

    Paste Kubernetes YAML

    Drop in one file or a multi-document manifest set.

  2. 02 · Map

    See the relationships

    Follow selectors, names, ports, identities, and volume references.

  3. 03 · Learn

    Understand the problem

    Get evidence, context, and commands you can run against a cluster.

Technically conservative by design

Static evidence, not runtime guesses.

KubeRelate can show

Manifest relationships

Selectors, named references, namespaces, ports, identities, and supplied dependencies.

Verify in a cluster

Runtime state

Readiness, live endpoints, admission changes, controller behavior, and network traffic.