Complete Lens Course | The Best Kubernetes IDE for DevOps

[@KodeKloud]

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[@jdubeau007]

I would like a more advance class in Lens with labs. I'm willing to pay for a course.

[@manaspecenek]

I have been using Lens for over 6 months and it is awesome

[@yannickpeter8607]

Is it possible to "export" deployments or helm releases made in lens to a git Repo? Would be pretty helpful if you follow a git ops approach

[@ManishKumar-rz9ub]

very informative...:) thank you for sharing..

[@KodeKloud]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jamallmahmoudi9481]

cool&perfect🙏

[@KodeKloud]

Thanks for watching our video. CHeers!

[@rakeshmithra6199]

Waiting 🔥🔥

[@mypc2524]

I am getting incomparable in the lens extension. I have tried different version but error is same.does premium only support extensions.i tried installing resource map

[@KodeKloud]

If you're seeing ""Getting Incompatible in the Lens Extension"" in Kubernetes Lens, it's likely due to a compatibility issue between your Lens version and the Kubernetes cluster. To fix this, first, ensure you're using the latest Lens version. Check your Kubernetes cluster's version and upgrade it if necessary to match Lens. Disable extensions to rule out conflicts and consult Lens documentation for known issues. If the problem persists, seek help from the Lens community or support channels. Regularly updating both Lens and your Kubernetes clusters can help prevent compatibility problems as the ecosystem evolves.

[@leosimairi9195]

which one is best LENS or RANCHER ?

[@KodeKloud]

Lens is a Kubernetes IDE and Rancher is a complete Kubernetes management platform that provides capabilities for managing multiple Kubernetes clusters, deploying applications, and enforcing security policies. The choice between Lens and Rancher depends on factors such as your specific use case, the size and complexity of your Kubernetes deployments, your level of expertise with Kubernetes, and your preference for a GUI-based tool versus a full-fledged management platform. You can use both if you want and then stick to what you like most.

[@ashwinswain1649]

Can lens be used to connect to a private aks cluster via putty tunneling? or the only way to connect is via .kube config file

[@KodeKloud]

Yes, we only can use .kube/config file.

[@anirudhhegde9378]

Metrics not available at the moment for pods in Lens IDE

[@KodeKloud]

Thanks for sharing your input. Do subscribe to our channel and stay tuned for more.

[@code1530]

if an eks cluster is running on a private api endpoint. Is it possible to set up an access with lens?

[@KodeKloud]

You can use bastion host and sshuttle. For example: sshuttle -r 0/0

[@praveenkumar-uc3tu]

Can I use this for Openshift clusters management?

[@KodeKloud]

At this moment, the answer is No. You can follow this Issues: github.com/lensapp/lens/issues/4565

[@dhanabal2710]

How to connect private GKE cluster?

[@KodeKloud]

You can use a bastion host: Check the following doc for more details:cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/tutorials/private-cluster-bastion

[@MarufAlom]

Audio quality can be better

[@KodeKloud]

Thanks for the feedback. We will look into it.

[@MuradAli-v2w]

it's not free anymore

[@adityahpatel]

You have skipped how to connect to a remote cluster. Not everyone has a local minikube. What if your cluster is remote. How to connect from Lens locally on ur laptop? Nobody in the KZbin universe has shown that.

[@RobinHsieh-iq9ce]

is lens not free anymore?

[@KodeKloud]

It is free only: kodekloud.com/courses/lens-introduction/

[@RobinHsieh-iq9ce]

@@KodeKloud when i install lens, it tells me to choose a lens subscription, and it asks for monthly payment now

[@thedeep6570]

@@RobinHsieh-iq9ce you can click the button bellow where it says plans for students or something like that, there you can choose a free plan, no payment method required