Kuber - Kubernetes Dashboard

I‘m a big fan of nice User Interfaces and smooth UX. This app is great in this regard. I am using Lens on my Mac and have been looking for a good iOS client, when I am on the go. This app looks very promising and works well. But i’d like to see more resource types such as ingresses, certificates and CRDs. Support for Helm and graphs for metrics of nodes/pods resource usage would also be nice.

Works quite well and is worth the money. There are already quite a few functions built in. But what is still missing are, for example, Ingress and Custom Resources. These can not be displayed and also not edit. But to look at a K8S and possibly restart a pod - it's enough for that.

Great tool that has almost all features for quick debugging, and on-the-go fixes in kubernetes clusters. The only drawback is that Azure AKS support is currently missing, this blocks our SRE team from using the app

The app was good for a quick look at a kubernetes cluster, however development has ceased over 2 years ago and general issues still exist. Unfortunately I paid this fella to take money and run, on to better options.

We use role_arn in the aws config to assume role to access clusters, however there doesn’t seem to be a way to tell Kuber to assume role for the aws Authenticator. Very frustrating to only be able to use some clusters.

Receiving JSON error while using valid tokens?

Gets the job done but how on earth are the logs out of order?!

We use AWS temporary credentials (session token) for security reason. Was unable to setup/connect to our EKS clusters. If this app would support AWS temporary credentials, I would like to give another try.

I really appreciate this wonderful tool. Lots of potentials. One suggestion I have is around the ability to manually type in the target namespaces you want to monitor. I am using a multitenent OpenShift cluster as a user where I don't have access to "list" the namespaces. This app isn't able to fetch the namespaces in that case so gets slapped constantly by trying to read the forbidden "default" namespace. Super nice for my own clusters, but didn't work on the multitenant cluster scenario.

I had some issues connecting to my cluster so I emailed support. I got an immediate reply that helped me solve my issue. And now that I actually connected my clusters and got to use the app, I gotta say this is one of the best mobile kubernetes dashboards out there