Hi Product Hunt 👋 Halos actually started from my own learning journey. When I first started learning and working with Kubernetes, I assumed the hardest part would be understanding containers, pods, and clusters. But I quickly realized that Kubernetes itself isn’t the hardest part. Operating it is. Monitoring in one tool. Logging in another. Backups somewhere else. Separate dashboards for storage, networking, upgrades, security. It felt like running 10 different systems just to manage one platform. As I kept working across on-prem and hybrid environments, that fragmentation became the real pain point. Not complexity, but tool sprawl. So I started building Halos as a side project. Initially, it was just about reducing context switching for myself. But over time, the idea evolved into something bigger: a unified control plane for Kubernetes infrastructure - bringing clusters, workloads, storage, networking, upgrades, monitoring and troubleshooting into one experience. The goal became simple: Make Kubernetes infrastructure feel cohesive, not stitched together.

Halos

Unified Kubernetes control plane. No tool sprawl.

Unified Kubernetes control plane. No tool sprawl.