# Kubernetes integration

Connect your Kubernetes clusters so Anyshift can monitor containerized workloads, map them to the underlying cloud resources, and trace incidents across the stack.

Source: https://anyshift.io/for-agents/integrations/kubernetes

## Availability

- Available.

## Capabilities

- Lightweight agent with read-only permissions

- Map workloads to the cloud resources they run on

- Health heartbeats surface stale clusters automatically

## Connect and verify

- Check the intended project's existing integration before adding a connection.

- The in-cluster integration supplies workloads and resource state. Helm-created resources are visible; chart versions and Helm revision history are not modeled as release entities.

- Verify that the resources and time window needed for the task are covered. Connection status alone does not establish that the evidence is available.

[Kubernetes setup and permissions](https://docs.anyshift.io/pages/integration/kubernetes)

## Use cases

- Trace a pod failure to the cloud resource that caused it

- See which services share a failing node or subnet

## Continue

[All integrations](https://anyshift.io/for-agents/integrations)

[Query your project with Graph MCP](https://anyshift.io/for-agents/product/context)

