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Do you prefer a terminal to manage your Kubernetes resources yet find yourself sometimes kubectl’ing a bit too much? There’s a new rising star in the K8s TUI space!

kty, dubbed “the terminal for Kubernetes” and written in Rust, was recently created to empower you with a console-based dashboard for interacting with K8s clusters via any SSH client (including the one you might have on your phone!). You will need to install it to your cluster in order to:

- Log in to your cluster via OpenID providers’ accounts, such as GitHub or Google;
- Navigate through your Kubernetes Pods and filter them (listing Nodes will be added soon);
- Check your Pods’ manifests, get a shell, read the logs;
- Forward traffic from your local machine to the cluster and vice versa;
- Transfer files from your Pods via SCP or SFTP.

▶️ GitHub repo
📢 Reddit announcement

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