b4n – TUI for the Kubernetes API

b4n is a terminal user interface (TUI) for the Kubernetes API, created mainly for learning the Rust programming language.

It is heavily based on the k9s project and built using the kube-rs and ratatui crates.

This is free and open source software.

Features include:

• View a list of Kubernetes resources.
• Create Kubernetes resources.
• Delete selected resources.
• Display and edit YAML of the highlighted resource.
• View events for the highlighted resource.
• View logs for the highlighted container.
• Open a shell session in the highlighted container.
• Enable port forwarding for the highlighted container.

Website: github.com/fioletoven/b4n
Support:
Developer: Piotr Frankowski
License: MIT License

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