For the uninitiated, K8s stands for Kubernetes, with the number 8 representing the eight letters between K and s. Kubernetes has become pretty much...
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I am big fan of your summaries @karadza , can we hear a bit more about containers and Docker in next one?
Try dive
github.com/wagoodman/dive
Seems amazing, thanks for the suggestion Maneshwar!
Glad you liked the blog @devicbruno 😊!
That's a great suggestion, I will make a blog on that topic for sure.
Great read, thank you @karadza! What is your favourite one?
My pleasure @matijasrbic!
Cyclops is my winner, of course 😄, but all of these tools were very impressive, so I wanted to give them a go and shine a spotlight on them.
Thanks for great suggestions
My pleasure 😊
A helpful list! I wasn't aware of DevSpace, it seems super handy. Do you personally use all of these tools?
I've been using devspace for a few years. I'd describe it as docker-compose for k8s but on steroids. At least it used to be because docker-compose got some long waited features recently. I'd still use devspace in place of compose though.
Thanks @matijasos,
Personally, I don't use all of them since I don't always encounter the problems that they solve.
However, I am a big fan of open-source tools and am always on the lookout for more, hence this blog post. 😁
Great summary of each tool!
Thanks @mfts !
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Nice read, I’ll definitely be checking a few of these out!
I'm glad I've convinced you to try them!
They are all open source; support them by giving them a GitHub star ⭐!
Cyclops looks cool 😎
Thanks @fernandezbaptiste 🤗!
Great stuff!
Glad you like it!
Lens must be the number 1 Tool and also Arkade 🚀
Isn't Arkade more of a marketplace than a tool?
In this article, I focused on tools that are fully open-source, but Lens is for sure a powerhouse 💪🏻
Great article!
Thanks @adminrole !