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A Walk Through the Kubernetes UI Landscape

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Survey of open source UIs lists Kubernetes Dashboard (first release 2015) and KDash as single-cluster, non-extensible options, Kubevious as a single-cluster analyzer with a time machine backed by MySQL and custom rule checks, Octant and Lens as local developer apps (Octant does in-browser port forwarding, Lens bundles kubectl), KubeNav as mobile-first, Headlamp with front-end plugins and an edit grace period, Kubernetes Web View deployed at Zalando as multi-cluster read-only with TSV export, and k9s as a fast terminal UI.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:48Selection Criteria
  3. 1:25What we look into
  4. 2:13Kubernetes Dashboard
  5. 6:43Kubevious
  6. 9:04Octant
  7. 11:04Lens
  8. 13:16Kubenav
  9. 15:31Headlamp
  10. 18:33Kubernetes Web View
  11. 21:12Honorable Mention: K9s
  12. 23:45Others left out
  13. 24:33Quick Comparison
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