The terminal for Kubernetes. kty is the easiest way to access resources such as pods on your cluster - all without `kubectl`. Once kty is installed on your cluster, `ssh` gives you a dashboard to interact with the cluster. You can: - Use your GitHub or Google account to log into the cluster. No more annoying `kubectl` auth plugins. - Get a shell running in pods - just like you would when SSH'n into a host normally. - Access the logs for running and exited containers in a pod. - Forward traffic from your local machine into the cluster or from the cluster to your local machine. - `scp` or `sftp` files from pods. - Access the cluster from any device that has an SSH client, from phones to embedded devices. kty is an SSH server written in rust which provides a TUI-based dashboard that maps Kubernetes concepts to SSH. It relies on OpenID providers such as GitHub or Google to verify your identity. Kubernetes RBAC validates access, just like `kubectl` does, respecting your organizational policies. Visit the [docs](https://kty.dev) to get started!  ## Releases - See releases for the latest tagged release. - The `unstable` tag is updated on every merge to main.