This project is a terminal-based dashboard for managing Kubernetes clusters. It provides a character-based interface that enables real-time monitoring and interactive control of containerized workloads, allowing users to perform administrative tasks such as scaling deployments, viewing logs, and managing port forwarding directly from the command line.
The main features of derailed/k9s are: Kubernetes Dashboards, Cluster Management Tools, Terminal User Interfaces, Real-Time Monitoring Dashboards, Keyboard-Driven Resource Managers, Kubernetes API Clients, Terminal-Based Administration Tools, Cloud Native Security.
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