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Choose Import Kubeconfig Folder, authorize the folder containing the kubeconfig and every certificate, client key, or token file it references, then choose the config inside that folder. ClusterDeck verifies that references do not escape the authorized folder and stores a private flattened copy in its macOS app container.

No. ClusterDeck includes a signed universal kubectl helper compatible with Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. The client version is shown in the cluster Overview.

Embedded credentials, bearer tokens, token files, and client certificates are supported when referenced files are inside the authorized folder. Kubeconfigs that launch external exec credential plug-ins are not supported by the App Sandbox; create a self-contained kubeconfig with your cluster or identity provider before importing.

Choose Explore Demo from the initial setup screen or Use Sample Cluster from the File menu. Demo resources are local, fictional, and consistent.

Choose Restore Purchases from the Pro menu or the Pro purchase screen while signed into the Apple Account that made the purchase.

Open Manage Subscription in ClusterDeck Pro or manage subscriptions in your Apple Account settings. The permanent unlock is a one-time purchase and does not renew.

Confirm the selected context and namespace, inspect the resource, and keep read-only mode enabled until you intend to make a change. Kubernetes permissions still follow the credentials and RBAC rules in your selected kubeconfig.