Announcing EKS Dashboard, a multi-cluster view of Kubernetes infrastructure across AWS Regions and your AWS Organizations

Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) announces the general availability of EKS Dashboard, a new feature that provides centralized visibility into Kubernetes infrastructure across multiple AWS Regions and accounts. EKS Dashboard provides comprehensive insights into your Kubernetes clusters, enabling operational planning and governance. You can access the Dashboard in EKS console through AWS Organizations' management and delegated administrator accounts.

As you expand your Kubernetes footprint to address operational and strategic objectives, such as improving availability, ensuring business continuity, isolating workloads, and scaling infrastructure, the EKS Dashboard provides centralized visibility across your Kubernetes infrastructure. You can now visualize your entire Kubernetes infrastructure without switching between AWS Regions or accounts, gaining aggregated insights into clusters, managed node groups, and EKS add-ons. This includes clusters running specific Kubernetes versions, support status, upcoming end of life auto-upgrades, managed node group AMI versions, EKS add-on versions, and more. This centralized approach supports more effective oversight, auditability, and operational planning for your Kubernetes infrastructure.

The EKS Dashboard can be accessed at no additional cost from the us-east-1 (N. Virginia) AWS Region, aggregating EKS cluster metadata from all commercial AWS Regions. To get started, see the EKS user guide.