The console, labelled LOCAL.

cloudburrow up serves it at http://127.0.0.1:9090. It is a view, not a second system: everything it shows is read through the same APIs your SDK calls, and a control appears only where the backend can perform it.

Product icons are hidden in these captures. Captured 2026-09-28 from a console built at 5da2bd0; resource names are examples.

The CloudBurrow console dashboard, labelled LOCAL, with the enabled services and recent activity

Storage

Upload, download, preview, copy, move and compose objects.

Objects in the example-assets bucket, with folders and object actions

Pub/Sub

Publish and pull.

A Pub/Sub subscription

Cloud Run

Deploy, edit and delete services; revisions; jobs over gRPC.

A Cloud Run service and its revisions

Data

Read-only SQL editors for Cloud SQL and Spanner, query builders for Firestore, Datastore and Bigtable, BigQuery preview.

The read-only Cloud SQL editor in the local console

Kubernetes

Read-only workloads, pods, services, jobs, events, nodes and storage, with ownership per object and metric history.

Read-only Kubernetes pods of the local cluster

Logs

A live Logs Explorer over server-sent events, with pause, reconnect replay and credential redaction.

The live Logs Explorer, streaming from the local stack

Instance

Save and load state, reset, seed, and inject faults.

Terminal next release

The shell runs in a pod in the cluster, never on your machine, with no credentials.

Themes and responsive

Light and dark follow your system or a choice the console remembers, and the layout holds down to a phone.

The console dashboard in its light and dark themes, split on a diagonal
The console dashboard on a phone-width screen

What it doesn't do

Coming to the console next release

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