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k8s-tool

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Boozang k8s learning

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Kubernetes Management Tool (NodeJS)

Logo

The Kubernetes Management Tool is a powerful and user-friendly application built in NodeJS that simplifies the management and monitoring of Kubernetes clusters. With this tool, you can efficiently handle the deployment, scaling, and monitoring of your applications running on Kubernetes.

Features

  • Cluster Management: Easily connect to your Kubernetes clusters and manage them from a single interface.

  • Remote command execution: Run commands on an individual pod, and bookmark your favourite commands.

  • Quick ramp-up for your team: Customize the tool with useful commands for your project, and distribute the configuration file in your team.

  • Monitoring: Monitor and setup alarm thresholds on CPU, memory, and disc usage,

  • Logging: Follow logs from several pods at once, highlight keyworks and merge duplicates. Download and screenshot logs for bug reporting.

Pre-conditions

To run k8s-tool, you'll need to have NodeJS installed. You also have a working Kubernetes enviroment and at least one namespace.

Make sure that you can run: kubectl get namespace successfully.

Installation

Running from source

Follow these steps:

  1. Clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/Boozang-Technologies/k8s-tool
  2. Navigate to the project directory: cd k8s-tool
  3. Install dependencies using npm: npm install
  4. Start tool: npm start
  5. Open your browser and navigate to http://localhost:8866 to access the tool's web interface

Running as an NPM package

Follow these steps:

  1. Create a k8s-tool application folder to hold your k8s-tool configuration
  2. Go to directory
  3. Install k8s-tool globally: npm install -g k8s-tool
  4. Start tool: k8s-tool
  5. Open your browser and navigate to http://localhost:8866 to access the tool's web interface

Configuration

The settings file (settings.json) allows you to customize the tool based on your specific requirements. All these seetings can be set in the tool, and will be saved here to persist your settings between sessions. This means you can keep many configurations, and simply swap this file out between settings.

If you are running k8s-tool as an NPM package, the settings.json will be created in the current working directory. Remember to run the command in the same directory to retain saved configuration, and to use the configuration from a team member, simply copy it to the current directory where you are running the tool.

To remove all your customization, simply remove settings.json and restart the tool.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you encounter any issues, have feature requests, or want to contribute to the project, please create an issue or submit a pull request in the GitHub repository.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Acknowledgements

k8s-tool is built using the following technologies