Stories Tag: cli

K9s — the powerful terminal UI for Kubernetes | by Flant staff | Flant | Nov, 2020 | Medium

admin 2 months ago in

Have you already heard about K9s? It is a terminal-based UI to manage Kubernetes clusters that aims to simplify navigating, observing, and managing your applications in K8s. K9s continuously monitors Kubernetes clusters for changes and provides shortcut commands to interact with the observed resources. This Open Source project is written in Go and has been in existence for almost 2 years: the first commit was…

Harness your Kubernetes cluster with k9s | by Maciej Rostański | Nov, 2020 | Medium

admin 2 months ago in

Basically, everyone who starts working with Kubernetes cluster, begins with kubectl (and helm, probably). This is the way, like Mandalorian would say; that’s the official tool, the Kubernetes official documentation relies on it, and there are numerous examples how to use it. Using kubectl, you kill pods, you scale deployments, you take a glance at logs, and so on. High chances are, that like almost…

KubeTerminal. This is a story about KubeTerminal… | by Sami Salkosuo | Oct, 2020 | Medium

admin 3 months ago in

This is a story about KubeTerminal origins, development and serves also as a little guide how to use the tool. KubeTerminal is a helper tool for all who work with Kubernetes, whether on-premise, off-premise, managed or whatever. As long as you have kubectl and access to Kubernetes cluster you can use KubeTerminal. I started to develop KubeTerminal early 2019, the first GitHub commit was on…

Most useful kubectl Commands !. Kubectl is a command line utility which… | by Arun Kumar Singh | Sep, 2020...

admin 5 months ago in

Kubectl is a command line utility which allows you to interact with kubernetes cluster and run commands against it. Behind the curtain, It actually interacts with Kubernetes API to perform all operations. Kubectl connect to K8s cluster with help of a config file. Default location of this config file kube directory which stays at $HOME/.kubeYou can pass custom location by using –kubeconfig flag. Syntex for…

Let’s make Kubernetes CLI (kubectl) easier | by Munish Goyal | Jul, 2020 | Medium

admin 6 months ago in

Similar to Docker CLI, the kubectl is also not very user friendly, you have to be explicit about lots of options which actually make sense as defaults in everyday usage and debugging when we are working on multi-namespaced Kubernetes cluster(s). The aim of this post is to define some functions, aliases and Json templates to make the CLI easier for us. Let’s first look at…