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# Kubernetes Clusters

Connecting your Kubernetes clusters lets Heeler observe what's actually running in production — which workloads exist, which images they pull, and which namespaces they live in. This runtime context is what makes Heeler's risk prioritization runtime-aware.

### Where to find it

Administration → **Connections** → **Kubernetes Clusters** in the left sidebar.

URL: `https://app.heeler.com/administration/connections/kubernetes_clusters`

### Quick start

[See the Cloud Setup documentation](/getting-started/cloud-setup.md). 

### Reference

#### Table columns

| Column         | Description                                                  |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Cluster**    | Display name and cluster identifier.                         |
| **Health**     | Whether Heeler is currently receiving data from the cluster. |
| **Nodes**      | Count of nodes Heeler has observed.                          |
| **Namespaces** | Count of namespaces observed.                                |
| **Date Added** | When the connection was first created.                       |

#### Actions

* **Add Cluster** — start a new cluster connection.
* Clicking a row opens detail including detected workloads and any installation issues.


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