K10s
A Kubernetes terminal UI that takes the mouse as seriously as the keyboard
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It explains crash loops and readiness failures in plain terms and defaults production contexts to read-only, which is cheaper than one bad kubectl.
k8sman is a desktop app for working with Kubernetes clusters on macOS, Windows and Linux. It uses your kubeconfig and installs nothing in the cluster. Tables are live and shaped with jq columns; an inspector explains failures such as crash loops, linking to the previous container's logs. Logs, shells and port-forwards sit in a dock. Helm diffs and rollbacks, Argo CD sync and image CVE findings are built in. Contexts that look like production open read-only. Apache-2.0.
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