Komodor - Kubernetes Troubleshooting alternatives

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groundcover is a K8s application monitoring solution that reinvents the domain with eBPF. Built for modern production environments, it covers everything yet stores only what matters, allowing teams to scale away without worries.

Signadot is a Kubernetes-native platform that accelerates the development of microservices based applications. It provides a fast feedback loop for microservices, and allows developers to test code changes in staging or production environments during the development process.

Cyclops is an open source tool that simplifies software deployment by translating configuration files into an intuitive UI. With a primary focus on the Kubernetes community, Cyclops aims to help developers deploy easier while reducing the potential for errors

Simplify K8s complexities with an all-in-one platform. Easy troubleshooting, building, deploying, observing, scaling apps—integrated SSO for fine-grained access management, CI/CD pipelines, DevSecOps. A unified solution for your K8s needs.

Building on the pitfalls of other popular package managers in the ecosystem, we aim to deliver streamlined package updates, easy GitOps integration, package dependency management, and simplified configuration options.

Kubernate is a library that is used to generate Kubernetes YAML files with ease. Think like Helm but with actual code. You have the power to generate anything you want while using any kind of input you want.

Kubeless is built on top of Kubernetes from scratch and is making use of the core Kubernetes primitives (e.g. deployments, services, confimaps, ingress) to avoid re-inventing the wheel. In addition, Kubeless makes use of Prometheus for monitoring functions calls, which is built directly into the runtimes.

gMaestro is a continuous workload and pod rightsizing tool for Kubernetes cost optimization. The free tool provides DevOps, SREs and FinOps full visibility into K8s clusters, to eliminate over-provisioning and reduce costs with just a click of a button.

ContainIQ (YC S21) provides Kubernetes native monitoring instantly. Our pre-built dashboards and monitors are ready to go with a one-line install. Using eBPF, we provide a deep level of insight from the kernel directly.

Gitkube is a tool for building and deploying Docker images on Kubernetes using git push. After a simple initial setup, users can simply keep git push-ing their repos to build and deploy to Kubernetes automatically.

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Kubernetes Node Usage is a Terminal App to view Disk, Memory and CPU Usage - Built on GO lang and Kubernetes SDK

Spectro Cloud enables organizations to manage Kubernetes in production, at scale. Our Palette management platform gives effortless control of the full Kubernetes lifecycle, across clouds, data centers, bare metal and edge environments.

Constellation is the first always-encrypted Kubernetes. Constellation shields entire Kubernetes clusters from the (cloud) infrastructure using confidential computing.

A modern, lightweight and multi cluster desktop client for Kubernetes. Connect to multiple clusters simultaneously as if it was just one big cluster. View logs and manage all your Kubernetes resources from your machine!

Pixie gives developers instant application performance data. With Pixie, developers don’t need to change code, manually set up ad-hoc dashboards or compromise on how much data they can observe. Pixie Community is in Public Beta and is free forever!

This application shows you how to create a Rust function for Tensorflow-based image classification, compile it into WebAssembly, and then use YoMo to run it as a stream data handler. https://github.com/yomorun/yomo

Easy tooling for users to request a cluster through self-service portal and find them on-boarded in seconds as there's no overhead of provisioning the machines (or) use complicated bootstrapping strategies to put in kubernetes from scratch and assemble complicated policies to alter isolation.