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FerrisScope — open-source desktop IDE for Kubernetes

DEV Community·Yury Zhelezko·6 months ago
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Lens has been a frustrating daily driver for a while — the bundled Chromium runtime, business logic running in the renderer, the open-source build getting pared back release after release. After enough papercuts I started building a replacement that puts the engine in Rust and uses the system webview. It’s now usable enough to share.

FerrisScope is a desktop Kubernetes IDE built on Tauri 2 + kube-rs + React. Apache-2.0.

GitHub: https://github.com/dzcorp/FerrisScope

What works today:

50+ resource kinds with reflector-backed tables (Workloads, Network, Config, Storage, RBAC, Cluster, Helm, CRDs).

Detail panels with cross-kind navigation (owner refs, node, service-account, mounted ConfigMaps and Secrets).

Live ANSI-coloured logs, embedded terminal (xterm.js + portable-pty), Monaco YAML editor.

Port-forwards that survive pod restarts and persist across app restarts when pinned.

Metrics from metrics-server plus per-PVC volume usage via kubelet stats summary.…

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