Edges
Connect clusters, servers, and services.
Edges connects existing Kubernetes clusters, servers, and services to Faros. An agent on the target initiates an outbound connection to the hub, giving you a shared route to infrastructure that may live in different networks.
Get started: connect a cluster or server .
When to use Edges
Use Edges when you need kubectl access to a connected cluster, SSH access to a server, or access to a service through the hub. You keep the target infrastructure and install the agent needed to connect it.
How it fits together
Edges supplies connectivity. Kuery can use connected Kubernetes clusters for fleet queries, while clients and tools use the interfaces exposed by your deployment.
Before you start
Edges enabled; permission to register an edge and install an agent on the target. Select the workspace where you intend to create or use resources. Enable the provider if needed.
Availability and permissions
Check your hub’s catalog and deployed versions. Actions are subject to workspace access and provider-specific authorization; connected services also enforce their own permissions.
Where your data lives
Edge resources belong to your workspace. Workloads run on connected targets; service credentials are resolved by the provider.