Reconstructing what's in prod from memory and kubectl is not a plan.
"What version is running in prod right now?" shouldn't be a research project — but across multiple clusters it always becomes one. ZeusK8s tracks every release as it happens, so you can see what's deployed where, what changed, and what happened, without spelunking.
Know the state of the world at a glance.
When your services run across several clusters and clouds, “what version is in prod-eu right now?” becomes a research project. Which image, deployed when, by whom, with what config? The answer lives in a dozen places, and none of them agree.
ZeusK8s tracks every deployment as it happens. Each service shows its live status per cluster, the image and config it’s running, and the history of what changed. Roll an image, scale, or restart from the same view, and watch the new pods come up live.
| Cluster | Version | Pods | Deployed | By | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| production-us | v1.8.2 | 8/8 | 3m ago | maya | Live |
| production-eu | v1.8.2 | 6/6 | 3m ago | maya | Live |
| edge-apac | v1.8.2 | 3/4 | now | maya | Rolling |
| staging | v1.8.2 | 4/4 | 1h ago | pipeline | Live |
| HQ Denver | v1.7.9 | 3/3 | 2d ago | pipeline | Live |
| prox-test01 | v1.7.9 | 2/2 | 3d ago | dev | Live |
From zero to running.
Deploy from one place
Push a service to an environment and Zeus records the image, config, and target clusters, then applies it.
Watch it roll out
Live pod status as the rollout proceeds: ready counts, restarts, health. No refreshing kubectl in three terminals.
Track the history
Every release is recorded per cluster (what changed, when, and the result) so drift and regressions are visible, not mysterious.
Act in place
Roll an image, scale replicas, restart, or tail logs from the same timeline. Promote a known-good build across regions in a click.
Built by people who run this in production.
No hand-waving. Here’s what’s actually under the hood: the kind of detail you’d expect from a platform you’re going to trust with production.
Questions you’d actually ask.
Is this a full GitOps system?
It gives you the visibility and control of one (recorded, intended-vs-actual state and one-click rollout) with a graphical surface instead of a pile of repos and controllers to operate. It plays nicely with Git as the source of service definitions.
Can I see who deployed what?
Yes. Deployments are attributed and timestamped per cluster, giving you an audit trail that’s useful for both debugging and compliance.
How do I roll back?
Promote a previous known-good build from the deployment history — a few clicks from the same view. If your service has a database managed by Zeus (MySQL, PostgreSQL, or ClickHouse), point-in-time restore is available for stateful rollbacks too.
Keep exploring.
All features →Push to every region.
Explore →Live pods, logs, and metrics.
Explore →Where releases start.
Explore →Start running it today.
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