Ultimate Kubernetes Dashboard tool for beginners! Openlens GUI

If you are looking for the ultimate Kubernetes GUI tool to work with Kubernetes, Openlens may be the solution you are looking for. It provides a beautiful GUI for interacting with multiple Kubernetes clusters and allows easily working with your cluster configurations, management, monitoring, etc. Subscribe to the channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrxcWtpd1IGHG9RbD_9380A?sub_confirmation=1 My blog: https://www.virtualizationhowto.com _____________________________________________________ Social Media: https://twitter.com/vspinmaster LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-lee-vht/ Github: https://github.com/brandonleegit Introduction to GUI Kubernetes tools - 0:00 Introduction to Lens where it came from - 0:46 Commercial release of Lens - 1:10 A free and open source version of Lens - 1:35 Talking about the origins of Lens - Openlens - 1:52 There are no official binaries made available - 2:15 Availability by community member to download binaries for Openlens - 2:38 Looking at the available binaries - 3:05 Looking at installing Openlens - 3:54 Launching Openlens and viewing the opening dashboard - 4:12 Automatic browsing for Kube config files - 4:37 Looking at the first dashboard and metrics from a cluster - 5:00 It displays errors and issues in the home dashboard - 5:20 How to turn on the metrics integration for Openlens - 5:30 Looking at our Kubernetes nodes in Openlens - 6:11 Looking at actions we can take on the nodes - 6:20 Looking at workloads and information - 6:40 Pod information and searching for specific pods - 6:58 Navigating from side or top menu - 7:18 Quickly retrieve network information for your Kubernetes cluster and pods - 7:25 Namespaces, types, network IP information, loadbalancer config, Cluster IPs, ports, etc - 7:40 Storage information for persistent volume claims, persistent volumes, storage classes - 8:14 Helm menu in the Openlens interface - 8:28 Access controls, roles, custom resources - 8:45 Looking at the Openlens Hotbar - 8:55 Flipping back and forth between clusters - 9:28 Run command prompts connected to multiple Kubernetes clusters - 9:38 Final thoughts and thinking about the features of Openlens - 10:26 My write up on Openlens IDE and how you can download it: https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2022/11/openlens-kubernetes-ide-opensource-lens-desktop/ Take a look at the Lens IDE where you can download the Personal license for free: https://k8slens.dev/