K9s Quick Demo - A Terminal UI to interact with your K8s/Kubernetes Clusters

In this demo I quickly run through some of the basics with K9s a Terminal UI for Kubernetes, I am using a very small cluster with the very little workload but I can see the power of this little tool and hopefully you can benefit from knowing more about it.

"K9s provides a terminal UI to interact with your Kubernetes clusters. The aim of this project is to make it easier to navigate, observe and manage your applications in the wild. K9s continually watches Kubernetes for changes and offers subsequent commands to interact with your observed resources."

[TheAll-AroundAficionado]

Nice overview of K9s. Hadn't heard of Popeye in my Kubernetes journey, so thanks for bringing that up

[CatsAndCode]

used this tool for the first time and im asking myself "where have you been all my

[derd]

It would be very useful to see your keystrokes printed on screen. I've seen it elsewhere.

[Jvne]

Hi! This is the first video I see from you, and I'm in love with your terminal. How were you able to make it so it shows the timestamp of executed commands, and to show those green checkmarks?
Thank you for sharing ❤

[Hallieandgracie]

Hey, you probably get this a lot but what OS are you using and what terminal/prompt setup? Looks insane!

[okey]

How will I edit the yaml of a pod with this?

[spliterator]

Oh man, that keyboard sounds beautiful. What model is that?

[danielpevzner]

Thanks for the video. What do you type in order to open the port forward window?

[VincentZamora-gf]

Any info on workloads? How to set it up?

[johnsnow]

The music is too loud at the end of the video

[nayeemmohammad]

What's the terminal theme you're using?

[youtubegarbageu]

how did you have kubectx set up such that you can arrow up and down to select ctx?

[youtubegarbageu]

would have been great you you mention the command you type as you typed them during the k9s demo; you just typed stuffs without mentioning what you typed; that is what we came to video for to learn these commands