ThermaKube is an open-source Kubernetes web application that monitors the health and performance of Kubernetes clusters with support for AWS EKS deployments. It tracks real-time data, renders visualization of clusters, and has alerts for when pods within the clusters crash.
Prerequisites: In order to properly use ThermaKube, have your Kubernetes cluster deployed and kubectl configured. To check the location and credentials that kubectl knows about, use the following command:
kubectl config view
Alternatively, you can refer to the offical K8s documents for more information.
You can either use your Kubernetes configured on your desktop, or you can login and use Kubernetes cluster deployed on AWS.
ThermaKube is a client-side application available via the browser at https://thermakube.com. You can navigate to different sections or pages to look at cluster information in different ways.
Cluster Information
- Displays data on pods, nodes and services within a single cluster in a easy-to-view, compact table format.
Visualizer
- Renders a radial tree of a cluster that shows relationships between pods, nodes and services with conditional coloring to mirror how kube-proxy directs incoming requests through services.
Alerts
- Displays the name, time, and current status of pods that have crashed.
We love feedback and are always looking to improve! For any major changes, please open an issue and discuss what you would like to change. Pull requests are welcome.
- Clara Kim - @clarakm
- Elie Baik - @semtemp
- Evan Amoranto - @eamoranto
- Kritika Sah - @hellokritty
- Nick Primuth - @nickprimuth
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.