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Products that do what Visualize Kubernetes Clusters does

A lot of Kubernetes observability projects require very invasive deployments. My team was looking for something more lightweight and non-invasive, so we built the network mapper, an open source project which uses DNS traffic to map service traffic within Kubernetes clusters. We’ve just added a CLI that creates a graphical map of your cluster using graphviz: otterize network-mapper visualize. I’m curious to learn: Is such a map valuable to you? How would you use the information? Do you already have a map of your cluster, and was it difficult to acquire?

1. 1GV
   Goldpinger – Visualize Kubernetes cluster connectivity▲158

   2018 · github.com

2. 2KA
   Konstellate – An Open Source GUI to Visualize Kubernetes Applications▲133

   2019 · github.com

3. 3VK
   Visualizing Kubernetes Traffic▲13

   2021 · kentiklabs.com

4. 4KA
   Kubespy, a CLI tool for observing Kubernetes resources in real time▲99

   2018 · github.com

5. 5
   kubewall▲225

   A free and open-source GUI dashboard for Kubernetes

   2024

6. 6VK
   Visualizing Kubernetes Resources▲6

   2021 · laurinevala.medium.com

7. 7CO
   CloudMapper, open-source tool for visualizing AWS environments▲56

   2018 · github.com

8. 8KA
   Kubernetes as a back-end for OpenFaaS▲194

   2017 · github.com

9. 9AO
   An online interactive Kubernetes playground▲164

   2017 · play-with-k8s.com

10. 10AP
    Automated Pipelines to Your Kubernetes Clusters▲81

    2016 · distelli.com

11. 11KA
    Kubenav – An open source mobile app to manage Kubernetes cluster▲57

    2020 · github.com

12. 12KK
    Krucible – Kubernetes clusters for testing and development▲59

    2020 · usekrucible.com

13. 13
    ClusterDeck for Kubernetes▲6

    A native Mac client for inspecting and operating Kubernetes

    11d ago · radiantbeargames.com

14. 14
    BottleNetes▲46

    Uncorking K8s bottlenecks and insights, one pod at a time

    2025

15. 15KS
    Kubeformation – simplify cluster creation on managed kubernetes vendors▲13

    2018 · kubeformation.sh

16. 16MM
    Making managing kubernetes cluster easier▲7

    2018 · github.com

17. 17KE
    Kexp – Exploring Kubernetes the Visual Way▲5

    2024 · github.com

18. 18TH
    Tutorial – Hone Your Dev Workflow on Kubernetes with Skaffold and Hub▲25

    2020 · docs.agilestacks.com

19. 19IB
    I built an app to help with Windows container networking▲8

    I've been playing with cross platform windows/linux Kubernetes clusters recently and have had endless problems with installer scripts misconfiguring networking by using the wrong NIC etc. I got frustrated with the tooling on windows to debug container networking so I built a tool that attempts to stitch together the HNS (Host Network Service) & HCS (Host Compute Service) resources into a tree that shows the relationship between configs. You can also search over it to find the networking impacting your containers or launch the windows built in packet capture tool to create a network…

    2022 · github.com

20. 20KF
    kubectl-flame – Effortless profiling on Kubernetes▲28

    2020 · github.com

21. 21AD
    A deep dive into Kubernetes internals▲8

    May 2026 · semicolony.dev

22. 22AK
    A kubectl tool to browse Kubernetes object hierarchies and statuses▲14

    2020 · github.com

23. 23KO
    Kubernetes on RPI3 cluster▲9

    2016 · cygate.se

24. 24AS
    A simpler way to use Kubernetes▲5

    2017 · kedgeproject.org

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