[HN Gopher] K9s - Manage Your Kubernetes Clusters in Style ___________________________________________________________________ K9s - Manage Your Kubernetes Clusters in Style Author : sharjeelsayed Score : 47 points Date : 2020-05-30 20:08 UTC (2 hours ago) (HTM) web link (k9scli.io) (TXT) w3m dump (k9scli.io) | DevKoala wrote: | I love this tool. I have one terminal window always open with it. | jonathanoliver wrote: | I just downloaded it and I'm trying it out. It's sooo | convenient. I know most of the commands from memory, but it's | really nice to be able to run them with only a few, simple | keystrokes, e.g. getting logs for a given pod or doing port | forwarding, etc. | azangru wrote: | That name though is not in style. I understand that they are | trying to pun on k8s and k9, but the 8 in k8s is there for a | reason. k9s is confusingly pretending to hide 9 characters in the | middle when it is not. | [deleted] | sigmonsays wrote: | i'm going to take this for a spin. I dont really spend a ton of | time looking at k8s, but I feel this is far superior to octant. | I'm more of a cli junky though. | bproven wrote: | k9s is nice, but another option is Lens: https://k8slens.dev/ | outime wrote: | An alternative to this is Octant, a full-blown GUI (not terminal) | which looks pretty good and it's backef by VMWare | https://octant.dev/ | mccabe wrote: | I'd tried Octant but found it rather slow for general use and | went back to kubectl. With k9s however I use it extensively as | it's so much quicker to get stuff done. | | I do have it aliased to k9s --readonly by default to protect me | from myself. ___________________________________________________________________ (page generated 2020-05-30 23:00 UTC)