rancher-cluster-inspection

Automate Rancher cluster health checks by deploying parallel agents that inspect cluster info, node health, capacity, workloads, events, and system components, returning structured dimension-based scores and a consolidated report with actionable issues and recommendations.

Yes, you can run a Kubernetes cluster inspection for multiple clusters simultaneously. The multi-agent orchestration supports multi-cluster workflows, applying parallel six-dimension inspections across all targeted clusters and consolidating the results into a unified report.

The best way to get a quick health status overview is to run a quick inspection scope. This initiates the parallel agents to rapidly assess key dimensions and generate a consolidated report with overall health status and per-dimension scores.

Yes, the cluster inspection supports optional namespace-scoped checks. You can target specific workloads by applying targeted inspection scopes to individual namespaces within your single or multi-cluster Rancher deployments.

Multi-agent cluster inspection works by deploying parallel node-health-inspector and capacity-inspector agents. These agents evaluate node conditions and resource capacity simultaneously, returning structured dimension-based scores that feed into a consolidated health report.

An automated Rancher cluster health inspection covers six dimensions: cluster info, node health, capacity, workloads, events, and system components. Each dimension receives a structured score and contributes to a central issues and recommendations list.