Kubeside – a Kubernetes client that shows your app, not your cluster

28 pointsposted 2 days ago
by dynaum
(github.com)

10 Comments

maxweisel

2 days ago

I love this concept. We have singular apps deployed across multiple clusters. I’m curious if this supports tracking one app that is spread across a few clusters. It’s always a pain for us to quickly see if all clusters are running the latest version. I see multiple clusters in some of the screenshots so I’ve got my fingers crossed.

dynaum

a day ago

Yes, this is our team pain today. We have clusters for every team, uat, and prod. I want to check service A status on all cluster. this is not solved on version 1 but I'll defnetly consider it. Thanks a lot for confirming my direction.

ksbd-pls-finish

2 days ago

From the headline:

>Kubeside: Your apps, across every cluster, without thinking in ReplicaSets.

So I assume it does.

dynaum

a day ago

Yes, but don't require the user care about it. At least from my experience developers just want to see the app, if needs replicaset or not is another problem . But yes the apps translates those terms

thecopy

2 days ago

Love the idea, any plans on making TUI based? Like k9s? :)

dynaum

a day ago

I started doing it, but I would also try to make it more generic, so you can deploy it as an app in your cluster so you don't need necessary a terminal. But I'll consider the idea. Thanks a lot for the feedback

sharts

2 days ago

ArgoCD?

dynaum

a day ago

Yes, this is the problem I want to show. Argocd is 1:1 to kubernetes. For kubernetes operators this is the tool, I also use it. Usually a developer will not consider all the details argocd will show you. Consider it a dev focus view about your app.