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The Services section is where you create and manage all of the services in your organization. Each Skyhook service represents a single service or microservice — or, for monorepos, a workspace within a shared repository.

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Services list

Click Services in the sidebar to see every service in your org. The list shows:
  • Service name and description
  • Workload type badge (api-gateway, frontend, backend, worker, etc.)
  • Most recent deployment across environments
  • Health status (from the latest production deployment)
  • Quick links to GitHub and the deployment repo
Click any row to open the service detail page.

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Service detail tabs

Every service has a consistent set of tabs across the top:
The Deploy button at the top of every service page opens the deploy flow directly. Some organizations configure Skyhook to show Deploy as a tab instead of a button — the underlying flow is the same.

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Active issues

The General tab includes a banner that surfaces problems Skyhook detected with the service — missing setup steps, broken deployments, misconfigured ingress, expired certificates, etc. Click View Details to open a consolidated view of every active issue, grouped by severity. Each issue has:
  • Description — what the problem is
  • Affected resource — which pod, cluster, or environment
  • Suggested action — a link to the relevant settings page or a Fix button where Skyhook can resolve it directly (for example, re-running a failed setup step)
Issues clear automatically as you resolve them — there’s no manual dismiss.

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Pending migrations

Services migrated from an existing Kubernetes cluster get a special info-level issue reminding you to finish the migration to the latest Skyhook config format. Click Migrate now → in the banner to run the migration.

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Pending PRs banner

New services (and services partway through an import or migration) show a Pending Pull Requests banner at the top of the page listing every PR Skyhook opened for initial setup. Each row has a Review PR button that opens the in-app pull request review. Rows disappear automatically as pull requests are merged.

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Creating a new service

From the services list, click New Service to open the create/import wizard. The same wizard is used for new services and for importing existing codebases.

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