Search intent answer
Kubernetes users need a dashboard for Trivy Operator reports rather than raw custom resources.
The Trivy Space Operator inbox is built for reviewable decisions: what changed, which namespace is blocked, and what proof exists.
trivy operator dashboard
Trivy Operator Dashboard Inbox
Collect Trivy Operator reports through webhook and review Kubernetes vulnerability, secret, SBOM, and config audit evidence in one dashboard.
When this matters
- A cluster produces VulnerabilityReport and ConfigAuditReport objects.
- Security teams need namespace-level rollups.
- A platform owner wants a hosted view without maintaining another Grafana board.
How the workflow works
- Enable the Trivy Operator webhook integration.
- Send report events into the Trivy Space inbox.
- Review workload, namespace, severity, and policy receipts from a browser dashboard.
Common risks
- Cluster report volume can become difficult to triage.
- Deleted reports and stale namespaces can skew totals.
- A dashboard should preserve source timestamps and report type.
Workspace preview
Turn this search into a usable report.
Start with pasted scan evidence, then unlock saved dashboards, team exports, and release receipts with a paid plan.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about an independent Trivy workflow product.
Is Trivy Space an official Trivy or Aqua Security product?
No. Trivy Space is an independent paid workspace for teams that already use Trivy workflows. It does not claim official affiliation, endorsement, certification, or sponsorship.
What can I paste into the analyzer?
You can paste Trivy JSON, SARIF excerpts, SBOM metadata, GitHub Actions workflow snippets, Operator report samples, or failure logs such as vulnerability DB download errors.
What unlocks after checkout?
Paid plans unlock team history, report exports, saved receipts, dashboard trends, webhook inboxes, and workflow evidence that can be attached to release reviews.