conductor

Go-based CLI tool for managing and interacting with Kubernetes - filling gaps where kubectl falls short.

Getting Started

You can install the conductor CLI via homebrew by running the following commands:

brew tap braundo/tap
brew install conductor

To use the conductor CLI run `conductor ` using one of the commands below:

Command	Functionality	Primitives Supported
generate	Choose the resource type you want to create (pod and deployment currently supported) and either directly deploy to Kubernetes cluster, or generate the YAML for it.	pod, deployment
logs	Tail or search for logs for a given Kubernetes resource.	pod, deployment
context	Switch between Kubernetes contexts within your terminal.	N/A
top	Display CPU and memory utilization.	pod, node
clean	Looks for dangling images (Docker-only), unused PVCs and orphaned pods and allows for deletion of them.	N/A

Initial Goals

🔴 Not Started
🟡 In Progress
🟢 Complete

Functionality	Description	Status	Notes
Kubernetes Config File Generator	User-friendly interface that prompts users for necessary information about their deployment.	🟡
Automated Troubleshooter	Diagnostic engine for common Kubernetes issues, with suggestions or automated fixes.	🔴
Enhanced Log Management	Allows for easy viewing of logs and search capabilities.	🟡
Resource Analysis	Monitors resource usage across pods and nodes, visualizes data in the terminal.	🟡
Security Audits	Scans Kubernetes manifests or environments for misconfigurations or vulnerabilities.	🔴
Smart Cleanup	Identifies and removes unused resources such as dangling images and exited containers.	🟡
Network Topology Viewer	Visualizes network connections between components in a tree or graph structure.	🔴

Legal Statements

• "Kubernetes", "K8s" and the Kubernetes logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of the Linux Foundation
• This project has no official affilitation with the Kubernetes project nor the Linux Foundation.