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Open Source Licenses and Lego Blocks
A bit about OSS licenses using LEGO analogy
Henrique Cavarsan
Local Kubernetes Cluster with Automatic kubectl port-forward configurations
Learn how to dynamically create kubectl port forwarding configurations based on Kubernetes service annotations using Terraform and Kind.
Henrique Cavarsan
Introducing KFtui - a new terminal-based user interface for managing your port forwarding configurations.
the new terminal-based user interface for managing your port forwarding configurations.
Henrique Cavarsan
Debugging HTTP Traffic in kubectl port-forward with KFtray v0.11.7
A additional feature has joined recently, one that can make HTTP traffic traces logs; this is an new method that simplifies debugging. This article provides a short guide on how to get started with the new feature.
Henrique Cavarsan
KFtray now supports multiple kubeconfig files!
We're pleased to share the release of KFTray v0.10.0. With this update, we've focused on making it easier for users to manage port-forward configurations across various kubeconfig files. We've also dedicated efforts to improve error handling for a more intuitive user experience.
Henrique Cavarsan
Port Forward Transition from SPDY to WebSockets in Kubernetes 1.30
One of the changes in the latest Kubernetes version, 1.30 (Uwubnetes) is the migration from SPDY to websocket for some of the `kubectl` commands. Most of the updates get most of the attention, but this is no less important.
Henrique Cavarsan
Kubernetes Debugging - How to Handle Multiple kubectl port-forward from Your Tray
KFTray is an open-source system tray application designed to simplify Kubernetes debugging by centralizing port forwards in an intuitive interface, improving developer productivity and workflow efficiency.
Henrique Cavarsan
Kubectl Port-forward Flow Explained
Deep Dive in kubectl port-forward command flow
Henrique Cavarsan