
Periscope
A native, GPU-accelerated Kubernetes console
What it does
A native Kubernetes console. Ten thousand pods, sixty frames a second. No account, no telemetry, no credentials on disk.
Periscope streams your clusters into a table that keeps up with them — every kind, custom resources included, logs merged across pods, two clusters side by side. Built in Rust, drawn on the GPU. No refresh button. Watches stream straight into the table, and the table stays smooth whether it holds twenty rows or ten thousand. Your CRDs appear with the columns their own definitions declare — the same ones kubectl prints. cert-manager and Argo CD show up as themselves, not as a generic blob of YAML. Tail every pod matching a label selector in one stream, each pod in its own colour, new pods attached as they appear. Filter by substring or regex without restarting the stream. Split the window…from abdulk1.github.io
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