A desktop Kubernetes client that tells you why a workload is failing
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For local dev and small edge boxes, it gives you the API that kubectl, Helm and Argo CD expect, without etcd or a heavy VM.
litek8s packs the API server, scheduler, controllers, DNS, service proxy and node agent into one process, storing state in a write-ahead log or Raft instead of etcd. It passes 413 of 419 v1.33 conformance specs. It also speaks the Docker Engine API, joins nodes over WireGuard, offers a three-server HA mode, and ships metrics, logs and an MCP server. Apache-2.0, v0.2 early preview, on Homebrew, curl or cargo.
A desktop Kubernetes client that tells you why a workload is failing
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