Kube Gateway Overview
Kube Gateway is Synoralab’s self-service Kubernetes platform. It gives every employee an isolated namespace where you can deploy apps, databases, domains, and more — without needing to learn kubectl or Kubernetes YAML.
What you get
Section titled “What you get”When you first authenticate, the platform automatically provisions:
- A Kubernetes namespace scoped to your Google account
- Resource quota (CPU, memory, pods)
- Network policies for isolation
- Access to all management APIs
Two ways to use it
Section titled “Two ways to use it”| Method | Best for |
|---|---|
Claude Code Plugin (/snl:kube-*) | AI-assisted deployment — just describe what you want |
| snlctl CLI | Direct control, scripting, CI/CD pipelines |
Both talk to the same API at gateway.synoralab.dev and share authentication (~/.snl/token.json).
What you can do
Section titled “What you can do”- Deploy container images with auto-scaling and rolling updates
- Databases — PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB with one command
- Domains — get
*.synoralab.devsubdomains or bring your own domain - S3 Storage — create MinIO buckets with access tokens
- Logs & Events — stream pod logs, view namespace events
- Auto-deploy — connect GitHub repos for push-to-deploy CI/CD
- Cloudflare Pages — deploy static sites globally
- Direct Ports — expose TCP/UDP services on dedicated ports
Prerequisites
Section titled “Prerequisites”- A
@synoralab.coGoogle account - Cloudflare WARP connected (for internal access)
- Either Claude Code or a terminal for
snlctl