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maxweisel 14 hours ago [-]
I love this concept. We have singular apps deployed across multiple clusters. I’m curious if this supports tracking one app that is spread across a few clusters. It’s always a pain for us to quickly see if all clusters are running the latest version. I see multiple clusters in some of the screenshots so I’ve got my fingers crossed.
dynaum 2 hours ago [-]
Yes, this is our team pain today.
We have clusters for every team, uat, and prod.
I want to check service A status on all cluster.
this is not solved on version 1 but I'll defnetly consider it.
Thanks a lot for confirming my direction.
ksbd-pls-finish 10 hours ago [-]
From the headline:
>Kubeside: Your apps, across every cluster, without thinking in ReplicaSets.
So I assume it does.
dynaum 2 hours ago [-]
Yes, but don't require the user care about it. At least from my experience developers just want to see the app, if needs replicaset or not is another problem .
But yes the apps translates those terms
thecopy 9 hours ago [-]
Love the idea, any plans on making TUI based? Like k9s? :)
dynaum 2 hours ago [-]
I started doing it, but I would also try to make it more generic, so you can deploy it as an app in your cluster so you don't need necessary a terminal.
But I'll consider the idea. Thanks a lot for the feedback
sharts 11 hours ago [-]
ArgoCD?
dynaum 2 hours ago [-]
Yes, this is the problem I want to show. Argocd is 1:1 to kubernetes. For kubernetes operators this is the tool, I also use it.
Usually a developer will not consider all the details argocd will show you.
Consider it a dev focus view about your app.
>Kubeside: Your apps, across every cluster, without thinking in ReplicaSets.
So I assume it does.