Nautik for Kubernetes

September 16, 2024

Prometheus support! - The app can now query Prometheus instances running in your clusters. - We've completely revamped the main dashboard view, now featuring a nicer grid layout and donut charts for the cluster resource overviews. - We've added a variety of Prometheus-powered time series charts to the main dashboard. - We've created detailed metrics charts for pods, deployments, daemon sets, stateful sets, replica sets, jobs, cron jobs, nodes and PVCs. You can open them from a resource's detail view or for multiple resources at once from a list view. - We've fixed a bug causing the detail views of large config maps and secrets to sometimes freeze. New in 1.5.1: - We've improved the reloading and rendering behavior of the Prometheus charts on the main dashboard. - We've improved the automatic resolution selection of all time series charts. - We've improved the concurrency of Prometheus query loading. New in 1.5.2: - We've improved the window behavior on macOS. The app now keeps running in the background and restores its last window and tab state on reopening. - You can now create port forwardings more conveniently from the context menu on the pod and service list views and from the toolbar on the pod detail view. - We've fixed a regression causing auto-selected local ports on port forwardings to sometimes not immediately render on the UI. New in 1.5.3: - The app now supports dark and tinted app icons. - We've fixed a bug sometimes preventing AWS GovCloud clusters from being imported. - We've fixed a bug sometimes unnecessarily emptying list views before refreshing them.

September 10, 2024

Prometheus support! - The app can now query Prometheus instances running in your clusters. - We've completely revamped the main dashboard view, now featuring a nicer grid layout and donut charts for the cluster resource overviews. - We've added a variety of Prometheus-powered time series charts to the main dashboard. - We've created detailed metrics charts for pods, deployments, daemon sets, stateful sets, replica sets, jobs, cron jobs, nodes and PVCs. You can open them from a resource's detail view or for multiple resources at once from a list view. - We've fixed a bug causing the detail views of large config maps and secrets to sometimes freeze. New in 1.5.1: - We've improved the reloading and rendering behavior of the Prometheus charts on the main dashboard. - We've improved the automatic resolution selection of all time series charts. - We've improved the concurrency of Prometheus query loading. New in 1.5.2: - We've improved the window behavior on macOS. The app now keeps running in the background and restores its last window and tab state on reopening. - You can now create port forwardings more conveniently from the context menu on the pod and service list views and from the toolbar on the pod detail view. - We've fixed a regression causing auto-selected local ports on port forwardings to sometimes not immediately render on the UI.

September 4, 2024

Prometheus support! - The app can now query Prometheus instances running in your clusters. - We've completely revamped the main dashboard view, now featuring a nicer grid layout and donut charts for the cluster resource overviews. - We've added a variety of Prometheus-powered time series charts to the main dashboard. - We've created detailed metrics charts for pods, deployments, daemon sets, stateful sets, replica sets, jobs, cron jobs, nodes and PVCs. You can open them from a resource's detail view or for multiple resources at once from a list view. - We've fixed a bug causing the detail views of large config maps and secrets to sometimes freeze. New in 1.5.1: - We've improved the reloading and rendering behavior of the Prometheus charts on the main dashboard. - We've improved the automatic resolution selection of all time series charts. - We've improved the concurrency of Prometheus query loading.

September 2, 2024

Prometheus support! - The app can now query Prometheus instances running in your clusters. - We've completely revamped the main dashboard view, now featuring a nicer grid layout and donut charts for the cluster resource overviews. - We've added a variety of Prometheus-powered time series charts to the main dashboard. - We've created detailed metrics charts for pods, deployments, daemon sets, stateful sets, replica sets, jobs, cron jobs, nodes and PVCs. You can open them from a resource's detail view or for multiple resources at once from a list view. - We've fixed a bug causing the detail views of large config maps and secrets to sometimes freeze.

July 31, 2024

Node shells! - You can now open shells to nodes. - You can now filter lists by multiple namespaces at once. - You can now view a list of a node's assigned pods on the node detail view. - You now get overview graphs about a node's resource allocations on the node detail view. - We're now respecting container's TTY fields as the default setting when attaching to them. - We've removed the optional to-disk caching of list contents, as it didn't bring any real UX improvements over in-memory caching. - We've fixed a hang sometimes occurring when opening a Helm release in a new tab on macOS.

July 22, 2024

Node shells! - You can now open shells to nodes. - You can now filter lists by multiple namespaces at once. - You can now view a list of a node's assigned pods on the node detail view. - You now get overview graphs about a node's resource allocations on the node detail view. - We're now respecting container's TTY fields as the default setting when attaching to them. - We've removed the optional to-disk caching of list contents, as it didn't bring any real UX improvements over in-memory caching.

July 16, 2024

Node shells! - You can now open shells to nodes.

July 15, 2024

Helm support and a new text editor! - You can now view Helm releases installed in your cluster, upgrade and rollback existing releases, search custom Helm repositories for charts and install them, edit the configuration values of installed charts, and much more. - We've replaced the text editor with a more performant one based on TextKit 2, now also supporting line numbers and a minimap. In a future update, you'll be able to install your own custom themes for the text editor, terminal, and log view. - Inline text editors like on config maps or secrets can now be maximized into fullscreen mode. - The fullscreen text editor now has a menu for tweaking its settings without leaving the editor. - Config map and secret values can now be edited right from their detail views, including base64-encoding. - The sort order of the port forwarding list can now be customized. - We've improved the stability of access token refreshes of third party cloud providers. - We've fixed a bug causing the base64 encoding on secret detail views to sometimes not work. - We've fixed a performance regression when having multiple large text buffers rendered as inline text editors in the same view. In that case, we're now showing a placeholder with the option to open the large buffer in a separate editor. - We've fixed a bug causing the Nautik Pro banner to sometimes show on macOS when opening new tabs, even when a user already had Pro.

July 11, 2024

Helm support and a new text editor! - You can now view Helm releases installed in your cluster, upgrade and rollback existing releases, search custom Helm repositories for charts and install them, edit the configuration values of installed charts, and much more. - We've replaced the text editor with a more performant one based on TextKit 2, now also supporting line numbers and a minimap. In a future update, you'll be able to install your own custom themes for the text editor, terminal, and log view. - Inline text editors like on config maps or secrets can now be maximized into fullscreen mode. - The fullscreen text editor now has a menu for tweaking its settings without leaving the editor. - Config map and secret values can now be edited right from their detail views, including base64-encoding. - The sort order of the port forwarding list can now be customized. - We've improved the stability of access token refreshes of third party cloud providers. - We've fixed a bug causing the base64 encoding on secret detail views to sometimes not work. - We've fixed a performance regression when having multiple large text buffers rendered as inline text editors in the same view. In that case, we're now showing a placeholder with the option to open the large buffer in a separate editor. - We've fixed a bug causing the Nautik Pro banner to sometimes show on macOS even when a user already had Pro.

July 8, 2024

Helm support and a new text editor! - You can now view Helm releases installed in your cluster, upgrade and rollback existing releases, search custom Helm repositories for charts and install them, edit the configuration values of installed charts, and much more. - We've replaced the text editor with a more performant one based on TextKit 2, now also supporting line numbers and a minimap. In a future update, you'll be able to install your own custom themes for the text editor, terminal, and log view. - Inline text editors like on config maps or secrets can now be maximized into fullscreen mode. - The fullscreen text editor now has a menu for tweaking its settings without leaving the editor. - Config map and secret values can now be edited right from their detail views, including base64-encoding. - The sort order of the port forwarding list can now be customized. - We've improved the stability of access token refreshes of third party cloud providers.

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