Grogg – Manage Multiple Kubernetes Clusters in VSCode
Hi HN, I’m Michael and I’m here to introduce you to Grogg. I got frustrated over the years with the endless chain of kubectl commands and disjointed dashboards, so I built Grogg, a VSCode extension that delivers a modern, slick interface for Kubernetes management. Check Grogg at https://grogg.app It’s designed for tasks like quick scaling, multi-log viewing, and handling multiple clusters, all from your editor. What Grogg Does: - Multi cluster, manage multiple clusters and namespaces without leaving your editor. - Built as a vscode extension, Stay in your editor. - Quick actions,…
Grogg – Manage Multiple Kubernetes Clusters in VSCode launched on February 25, 2025 with 11 votes, #1,584 of 5,999 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Grogg is a VSCode extension that centralizes Kubernetes cluster management within the editor. It allows developers to manage multiple clusters and namespaces, perform quick actions like scaling deployments and viewing logs, and handle multi-cluster operations without using command-line tools. The extension connects directly to Kubernetes APIs, supports air-gapped environments, and runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows without requiring cluster-side installation.
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From the sources
Interact, manage, and monitor your Kubernetes clusters.
Pick your preferred environment. Grogg is available as a native app for macOS and Windows, or as a VS Code extension. Use the same interface and features in both environments. Inspect Kubernetes clusters, manage resources, deploy applications and monitor cluster health. Use the full power of Grogg on your local clusters for free, or unlock remote cluster management with a license. Stay focused by managing your Kubernetes resources in your preferred environment. Available as a native app or VS Code extension - no need to memorize kubectl commands or navigate clunky dashboards. Perform actions like cordon/uncordon, scaling, and triggering cronjobs right from the interface. View logs from…from grogg.app
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hi HN, I’m Michael and I’m here to introduce you to Grogg. I got frustrated over the years with the endless chain of kubectl commands and disjointed dashboards, so I built Grogg, a VSCode extension that delivers a modern, slick interface for Kubernetes management. Check Grogg at https://grogg.app It’s…
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