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Kuber - Kubernetes Dashboard Vs. Nautik for Kubernetes

Kuber - Kubernetes Dashboard vs Nautik for Kubernetes Usage & Stats

Kuber helps you manage Kubernetes clusters easily via your mobile device, making it possible to view the status of clusters and quickly fix issues from the comfort of your couch. Kuber has many features (and there are more to come!): 1. View the status of almost any resources. e.g. Pods, Deployments, PVs, Jobs, CronJobs, Nodes, Config Maps, Docker containers and so on. 2. Scale deployments (Replica sets/Replication controllers) to accommodate short-term spikes in traffic. 3. Inspect logs of any containers in realtime! 4. Integrate with bash shell to exec commands inside the containers. 4. Edit labels & Annotations via the lovely interface. 5. View / Update almost any resources via YAML. 6. Support managing multiple clusters. 7. Invoke shell commands inside the container. 8. View top nodes & pods (requires metrics server). 9. Supported authentication methods: Certificate, Credentials, Token, AWS IAM Authenticator (EKS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and DigitalOcean. 10. Support Face ID / Touch ID. 11. Support dark mode. Kuber works with Kubernetes >= 1.9 currently. Please talk to us if you want more features!

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Nautik for Kubernetes

Nautik is an accessible, concurrent Kubernetes client that is native to Apple devices. Its features include: - Multi-cluster mode (viewing the resources of multiple clusters at once). - Multi-namespace mode (viewing the resources of multiple namespaces of multiple clusters at once). - Viewing built-in resources and custom resources in gorgeous native detail views. - Automatic resource watching with realtime updates. - Watching and searching logs of multiple pods and containers in one combined stream, including ANSI colors and font styles. - Attaching to running pods with the integrated terminal. - Attaching shells to both pods and nodes with the integrated terminal. - Forwarding ports of pods and services to the device's localhost, including multiplexing and robust reconnection behavior, even over app restarts. - Integrated Helm client to view, install, uninstall, upgrade and rollback Helm releases, pull charts from custom Helm repositories, and edit the configuration values of installed charts. - Editing resources as YAML source with the integrated, customizable text editor. - Deleting resources. - Cordoning and uncordoning nodes. - Evicting pods. - Restarting deployments, daemonsets, statefulsets and replicasets. - Accessing clusters stored on a local kubeconfig file. - Accessing clusters stored on the local system keychain. - Optionally syncing stored clusters between devices via iCloud Keychain. - Multiple overview dashboards with time series charts powered by an internal Prometheus client. - Widgets for home screen, lock screen and desktop with workload statuses and Prometheus time series charts. - Related events overview on resource detail views. - Related pods overview on workload detail views - Slideover, split view, Stage Manager and multi-window support. - Multi-tab support (on macOS). - Multiple app icons. - Handoff support. - Focus filter support. - Integration with Siri and Shortcuts. - Integration with Google Cloud Platform. - Integration with Amazon Web Services. - Integration with Microsoft Azure. - Integration with DigitalOcean. - Optional support for gzipped Kubernetes API requests. - Optional base64-decoding of secrets on the secrets UI. - Customizable list sorting. The terms of service can be found here: https://nautik.io/tos