Cyclops - Developer friendly Kubernetes

@juraj_karadza Cyclops' focus on simplifying Kubernetes management through a user-friendly interface is a valuable approach. By abstracting complexities and offering customization options, you're addressing a key pain point for many developers and DevOps teams. Key Questions for Cyclops: - How does Cyclops handle user authentication, authorization, and role-based access control? - Does Cyclops integrate with popular CI/CD pipelines and monitoring tools? - How does Cyclops handle the management of large-scale Kubernetes environments? Potential for Improvement: - Incorporating AI to suggest optimal configurations based on workload characteristics could further enhance the platform. - Providing insights into resource utilization and cost management could be valuable for users. - Expanding support for multiple cloud platforms (e.g., AWS, GCP, Azure) could increase platform adoption. As a developer, I'm interested in the technical architecture of Cyclops and its potential for integration with other tools. If these areas align with my skills, I'd be happy to contribute to future development. Overall, Cyclops offers a promising solution for Kubernetes management. Addressing security, scalability, and integration could further strengthen its value proposition.

Hey @max_savonin1, thanks for the feedback and the awesome questions! To answer your questions: - We have a PR open for setting up RBAC via Cerbos here https://github.com/cyclops-ui/cy... - Recently, we have shipped the cli (cyctl) to go alongside Cyclops. You can use the cyctl to update your apps in a CI step - Cyclops talks only to your Kubernetes API, so it is portable between clusters and doesn't depend on any architecture Thanks for the suggested improvements! We were thinking about getting AI into the mix, but at this stage, we fear it might bloat the project and take a lot of time to implement. It's definitely something to think about. The same goes for resource utilization, but it sounds like a great addition. We have tried running Cyclops on different K8s distros, including managed K8s from AWS, Azure, and GCP, and Cyclops seems to handle it well. It is stateless and has minimal dependencies on your infrastructure—just your K8s API. To check out the architecture, if you would like to contribute, check out our contributing docs: https://github.com/cyclops-ui/cy.... We love onboarding new contributors, so feel free to pick an issue! :)

@bartu thanks 🙌

Thanks @kyrylosilin! Love the questions: - We actually have a PR in place for the implementation of RBAC via Cerbos here https://github.com/cyclops-ui/cy... - Only limitation we have is that your Helm chart has a `values.schema.json`. That might sound like a hassle, but there are tools that can generate it for you. Cerbos added a schema recently, and you can check the tools they used here https://github.com/cerbos/cerbos... - We are not currently planning on supporting other orchestrators. Do you have an orchestrator you would like to see supported? Let us know if you have any other questions!

@anmolprakash007 awesome! We would very much appreciate your feedback! Thanks for the support!

@m4jiz thank you! 🙌

@yc_j that's exactly why we are building it! A tool we wished we had when we first started working with k8s. Thanks for the support!

@zulkarnaim thank you! 🙏 We have exciting things planned for the future 😉

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@blankwebdev glad you find it interesting! We would appreciate your feedback once you try it! 🙌

@jakepage thanks, we appreciate it 🙌

@matija_srbic thanks! We have a roadmap on our GitHub repo, check it out -> https://github.com/cyclops-ui/cy...

@reneewuishere I'll be sure to forward this to our designer 😄 Thanks for your support!

@juraj_karadza 😊

@mihir_srivastava glad you like it! 😄

@ziga_benko join the dark side 😈

@jack_michalak the idea is that you do not have to know Kubernetes to be able to use it! The usual workflow would look something like this: 1) A devops (or someone who does know K8s) creates a template for others to use through Cyclops 2) Then the developers, QAs, Product Managers, or anybody else can use that template to deploy and manage their apps in Kubernetes without having to learn Kubernetes itself Don't worry if you don't have a DevOps team behind you, Cyclops comes with a bunch of predefined templates to get you started!

@srbhr thank you 🥳

@domagoj_coric thanks! 🙌

@luka_mercep1 thanks Luka, we appreciate it 🙏

@dora_horvat thank you! 🙏

@urbi_gupta my pleasure! Thanks for your support!

@ashish111333 happy you feel that way! Thanks for your support!

@jura_milic thanks 🙌