K9s - The Kubernetes tool you never knew you needed

This is a quick look at a tool you'll definitely want to get if you're regularly using Kubernetes. It makes basic operations way faster than normal.
K9s: k9scli.io/
#kubernetes #k9s

[@user-oy2ku6dk1t]

You should have software to display which keys you are typing. Many of the shortcuts are not clear because of that.

[@CODE_IS_EVERYTHING]

Good idea. I'll look into getting one for next time I do a video like this.

[@ironmonkus]

This is GOLD! Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I'm studying for the CKA and the more awesome kubernetes related material that I can absorb, the better the outlook in my mental state of mind becomes. I also really enjoy your shell scripting videos!

[@CODE_IS_EVERYTHING]

I'm glad to hear it! I'm going to be working on a "comprehensive" Kubernetes guide video shortly.

[@ironmonkus]

That will be most EPIC! I look forward to that video with much anticipation! I truly appreciate the knowledge sharing.

[@D3Jia]

Well explained, thanks! ❤❤

[@danydanger]

Any alterntive for a On-prem 50Nodes K8 Cluster, if I wanted to use the above tool (K9) then I might have to install it in all the nodes which I am sure will be dismissed by my org's Security Team? Any other solutions for already running Prod environments ?

[@CODE_IS_EVERYTHING]

You don’t actually have to install anything on your cluster to use k9s, it is just on your client machine. It uses the same kubeconfig setup you have with kubectl, so if you’re able to connect to the cluster with kubectl you should be set for k9s.

[@cariyaputta]

Thanks.