Kubeterm is a graphical management tool for kubernetes clusters. It provides clear visibility into your clusters, enable users to manage cluster resource and applications easily, as well as perform troubleshooting actions.
As a local runnning application, kubeterm doesn't require anything installed into the cluster.
It supports multiple platforms, including desktop and mobile devices.
- Cluster Access & Authentication:
- Automatically loads the default kubeconfig with zero configuration.
- Integrates with cloud provider accounts (GCP and Azure) to import clusters by simply logging in.
- Supports cloud provider credentials, including AWS secret access keys, GCP service accounts, and Azure service principals.
- Provides built-in OIDC authentication by reading the
auth-provider
field from theuser
section of the kubeconfig. Example
- Cluster dashboard: View cluster status and resource metrics (requires kubernetes metrics server).
- Resource Viewer: List and describe detials of kubernetes resource, including custom resources.
- Resource operations: Create, edit and delete resource, as well as advanced operations such as scaling, restart, node cordon/uncordon/drain.
- Debugging:
- Debug Node or Pod by running an ephemeral container.
- Run commands directly inside containers.
- Inspect container's logs with searching, highlighting, tailing or downloading to local.
- File transfer: Copy files from/to Pod.
- Port forwarding: Forward local requests to Pod/Service.
- Helm management: Install, uninstall, upgrade and rollback Helm charts/releases.
- Cross-platform support: Available on both mobile and desktop.
- Data sync: Sync kubeconfig across multiple clients via iCloud (iOS/MacOS).
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Download for desktop (macOS and Windows):
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Download for mobile devices:
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Download macOS version from App Store:
⚠️ Note: Due to Apple App Sandbox restrictions, the macOS version downloaded from the App Store does not support executing credential plugins in kubeconfig.
If you need this functionality, please download the macOS version directly from GitHub Releases.