Kubernetes Dashboard has been archived and Headlamp is its successor. This article explains the key differences, new capabilities, and practical steps to transition your teams smoothly.
The Headlamp Knative plugin lets operators view, edit, and debug Knative workloads—KServices, Revisions, and traffic splits—directly from the Headlamp UI, consolidating kubectl, kn CLI, and other tools into one interface.
Learn how the Volcano plugin for Headlamp brings batch‑scheduler resources like Jobs, Queues, and PodGroups into a single Kubernetes UI, streamlining troubleshooting for AI/ML, HPC, and other high‑performance workloads.
The Community‑driven Headlamp UI now includes a Cluster API plugin that visualizes clusters, machines, and scaling actions, making CAPI operations easier for platform teams.
The Headlamp Kubeflow plugin lets operators view and troubleshoot Kubeflow workloads—such as notebooks, pipelines, Katib experiments, training jobs, and Spark applications—directly from the general‑purpose Headlamp Kubernetes UI.
Migrate from Kubernetes Dashboard to Headlamp with this step-by-step guide. Learn about architecture differences, installation methods (Helm/CLI), OIDC auth, and multi-cluster workflows.
