Setting up a K8s Integration

The Kubernetes integration syncs cluster resources (including pods, deployments, services, namespaces, nodes, RBAC roles, config maps, and more) into CloudQuery Platform. This gives you visibility into your Kubernetes infrastructure alongside your cloud resources.

Before setting up a K8s integration, you need an existing cloud provider integration configured for the account where your cluster runs. See the AWS, Azure, or GCP integration guides.

Choose your cloud provider

AWS EKS integration guide: for Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service clusters
Azure AKS integration guide: for Azure Kubernetes Service clusters
GCP GKE integration guide: for Google Kubernetes Engine clusters

Next steps

Set up a sync to schedule when your Kubernetes data is fetched
Browse synced resources in the Asset Inventory under the Containers category
Run advanced queries in the SQL Console
See the K8s integration documentation for full configuration options and table reference

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Last updated on April 7, 2026