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Ksctl: Simplified Kubernetes Clusters Lifecycle Management
It aims to simplify a collection of kubernetes clusters running on different cloud providers. It provides a simple and intuitive interface for managing Kubernetes clusters. It is designed to be efficient and can perform tasks quickly and without the need for additional tools. It is a powerful tool that can be used to perform a wide range of tasks.
It is already a valuable tool for developers who want to manage Kubernetes clusters using our CLI. And Get started with Kubernetes without thinking about the infrastructure & configurations. Just run ksctl create and your cluster is ready to be used be it a local cluster or a cloud provider managed cluster. It makes the developers skip the cluster setup step as well as day 0 work. Soon we will work on day 1 operations and so on 🙂
So It helps you to avoid using Aws, Azure cli and just create and manage the cluster using a single CLI interface
So far what have we achieved?
- Cluster Operations
- Create
- Delete
- Get Cluster infra details
- Storage of state in not just local system but also mongodb
- Manually Scaleup and Scaledown using the CLI interface
- Switch Between Clusters
- Wasm, application stack deployment
- Type Of Cluster
- Self-Managed HA Cluster
- K3s
- Kubeadm
- Cloud Managed Cluster
- AKS
- EKS
- Civo K3s
- Self-Managed HA Cluster
- Lifecycle
- You can now deploy wasm workloads using our Ksctl application stack
- Common Application Stack Deployment. Example are Argocd, Argorollouts,Kube-Prometheus,etc
- Initial Prototype of Production Ready Stack (InProgress)
- Etcd Diaster Management (TBD)
- import any cluster (TBD)
- Improved Monitoring of clusters (In Roadmap) to make the cluster even more easy to use for someone new to K8s ecosystem
All Repositories under (Ksctl Org)
| Repo | Description |
|---|---|
| Ksctl | It provides the core components aka the internals of ksctl features |
| Ksctl CLI | It uses the ksctl repo to make a CLI tool |
| Ksctl Docs | It's for documentation purpose and to host the ksctl website |
Getting Started guide
Usage
Please refer to the CLI Reference guide
🙏 Sponsoring
If you like this project and would like to provide financial help, here's our sponsoring page. Thanks a lot for considering it !
Contribution Guidelines
Please refer to our contribution guide if you wish to contribute to the project :smile:
Interact with the team
- meet us every week tuesday 5:30-6:00 PM (CET) on Google Group