kubiq v2.0.0 - The Kubernetes Era

Welcome to kubiq v2.0.0! This is our first major version release, introducing a massive, commercial-grade Kubernetes Cluster Explorer to kubiq.

We have completely expanded the scope of kubiq: transforming it from a robust server monitoring and APM tool into an all-in-one, high-performance, and visually stunning Kubernetes management control plane (competing directly with Lens and Portainer).

🌐 Official Website & Documentation

👉 https://kubiq.priyanshumodi.in/

⚡ What's New inside the Kubernetes Dashboard

1. 🔌 Multi-Cluster Context Switching

Take control of all your clusters from a single, unified menu.

• Automatic Discovery: Automatically reads and parses your active Kubeconfig contexts on boot.
• Smart Prettification: Auto-formats long, raw AWS EKS, Google GKE, and Azure AKS context strings into clean, beautiful tags (e.g. arn:aws:eks:.../dev-cluster becomes dev-cluster [EKS:us-east-1]).
• Custom Glassmorphic Tooltip Card: Hovering over any cluster context triggers a breathtaking connection inspector card displaying the active cloud provider, authentication user, raw ARN identifiers, and backend target API endpoints.
• Perfect UI Scaling: A compact 240px selector bar that handles text truncation seamlessly, accompanied by a dynamic sidebar layout ensuring zero overlap.

2. 🗺️ Relationship Mapping (Service Topology Map)

A mathematically aligned, pixel-perfect visual dependencies map representing your entire namespace.

• 4-Column Dependency Graph: Visualizes live connections from entry points to secure parameters:
  Hosts & Ingresses ➡️ Services (ClusterPorts) ➡️ Pod Replicas ➡️ Configs/Secrets
• Single-Transform Canvas Wrapper: Combines SVG graphics and DOM node cards into a synchronized transformation wrapper. Guarantees 100% pixel-perfect alignment under zooming, panning, dragging, and resizing.
• Natural Bezier Curves: Employs sloping diagonal math (dx * 0.3) to prevent paths from collapsing into sharp vertical lines.
• Active Trace Highlighting: Hovering over any card highlights its immediate upstream inputs and downstream outputs in a gorgeous glowing Cyan (#00f0ff) trace trail.

3. 📝 Direct YAML Manifest Editing (Monaco Editor)

Inspect, patch, and deploy cluster resources on-the-fly inside the browser.

• Integrated Monaco Engine: Features a full-scale, VS Code-powered Monaco Editor embedded directly in a slide-out drawer.
• JSON/YAML Schema Validation: Built-in syntax highlighting, searching, and schema alignment.
• Hot-Patch Deployment: A single click compiles your edits, sends them to a secure backend manifest parser, and executes a live k8sService.applyResource(manifest) hot-patch directly.

4. 💻 Interactive Pod Container Shell (Exec TTY)

Open secure, fully interactive container terminals directly from your dashboard.

• Styled Xterm.js Canvas: Embedded terminal console with customized fonts, emerald cursors, and full support for keyboard events, arrows, tabs, and backspaces.
• Multi-Container Selectors: Dropdown switching for pods containing multiple sidecars or containers.
• PTY Stream Management: Backend terminal streaming service spawns container sessions asynchronously via standard Kubernetes API Exec streams with dynamic window resizing.

5. 📡 Real-Time Namespace Observability & Events

• Pod Micro-Sparklines: Real-time inline CPU and memory historical metrics powered by Recharts.
• Interactive Namespace Dashboard: Radial progress gauges representing pod health, total aggregations, and consumption limits.
• Live Event Watcher Feed: A stream displaying namespace alerts, schedule failures (FailedScheduling), and crash cycles (OOMKilled, CrashLoopBackOff) in an active alarm center.
• Workload Quick Actions: UI controls to trigger rolling restarts, deployment scaling, and safe deletions directly from cards.

🔒 Under the Hood Enhancements

• WebSocket log stream backpressure: Batches and buffers streaming log emissions in 100ms intervals to prevent browser threads from choking during high-throughput log cascades.
• Shared Room Log Watcher: Multiple clients viewing the same pod log room now share a single active file handle, preventing file system leaks.
• Zero-Dependency Setup: Hot-reloading client contexts dynamically rebuilds internal client SDK parameters without requiring a node reboot.

🚀 Quick Start (Docker v2.0.0)

1. Setup your environment: Grab your latest .env file containing Kubeconfig paths from kubiq.priyanshumodi.in/view/env.
2. Mount Kubeconfig & Run kubiq:
   • For Local/On-Premise Clusters:

     docker run -d \
       --name kubiq \
       -p 3001:3001 \
       -v ~/.kube:/root/.kube:ro \
       -v kubiq-data:/app/data \
       --env-file .env \
       --restart unless-stopped \
       priyanshumodi22/kubiq:latest
     

   • For Managed Cloud Clusters (AWS EKS, Azure AKS, Google GKE):

     docker run -d \
       --name kubiq \
       --network host \
       -e KUBECONFIG=/root/.kube/config \
       -v ~/.kube:/root/.kube:ro \
       -v ~/.aws:/root/.aws:ro \
       -v ~/.azure:/root/.azure:ro \
       -v ~/.config/gcloud:/root/.config/gcloud:ro \
       -v kubiq-data:/app/data \
       --env-file .env \
       --restart unless-stopped \
       priyanshumodi22/kubiq:latest
     

🤝 Contributors

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