Robusta UI¶

Take your Kubernetes monitoring to the next level with a Robusta UI integration:

AI Assistant: Solve alerts faster with an AI assistant that highlights relevant observability data
Alert Timeline: View Prometheus alerts across multiple clusters and spot correlations with a powerful timeline view
Change Tracking: Correlate alerts with changes to your infrastructure or applications, with Robusta’s automatic change tracking for Kubernetes

Configuring the Robusta UI Sink¶

Tip

This guide is for users who have already installed Robusta on their cluster. If you haven't installed Robusta yet, we recommend starting by creating a free Robusta UI account ↗ instead.

Use the robusta CLI to generate a token:

 robusta integrations ui

Add a new sink to your Helm values (generated_values.yaml), under sinksConfig, with the token you generated:

sinksConfig:
- robusta_sink:
    name: robusta_ui_sink
    token: <your-token>
    ttl_hours: 4380

Perform a Helm Upgrade.

Handling Short-Lived Clusters in the UI¶

By default, inactive Robusta clusters will be kept in the UI for 6 months data retention. (4380 hours)

If you have many short-lived clusters, you can remove them from the UI automatically once they stop running. To do so, configure a shorter retention period by setting the ttl_hours in the Robusta UI sink settings:

sinksConfig:
- robusta_sink:
    name: robusta_ui_sink
    token: <your-token>
    # automatically clean up old clusters in the UI if they are disconnected 12+ hours
    ttl_hours: 12

More Information about the UI¶

For more information on UI features, view robusta.dev.