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Cyclops — Developer friendly Kubernetes
Cyclops is an open-source tool that simplifies software deployment by translating configuration files into an intuitive UI. With a primary focus on the Kubernetes community, Cyclops aims to help developers deploy easier while reducing the potential for errors.
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Looks great! What is the plan for monetization, where do you plan to draw the line between free and paid features? What can we expect to be / stay free?
Glad to hear that @martin_sosic!
The current plan is to create a managed solution and run Cyclops on our infrastructure. That way, clients could plug in their Kubernetes clusters and would not have to configure and manage their instances of Cyclops.
As for now, all features will be included in the free version, but that might change as we expand Cyclops' functionality.
Thanks @thelux! We are actively looking for feedback, so make sure to come back to us once you tried it 😁
Congrats, Juraj and Petar! I've been following you for a while, and your progress is impressive! Tools that make Kubernetes easier to use are always welcome in my book :D
Could you tell us a bit more about the backstory and how you got the idea? Also, where do you see Cyclops being used and what are the plans for the future? Thanks!
Thanks, @matijash!
Initially, it was a pet project that served as an overview of Kubernetes resources, and it was just a project we could learn from by implementing.
At some point, we asked ourselves, why should it be read-only? Let's deploy apps through Cyclops and make a simple form that allows you to deploy some simple applications.
That was cool but very limited. Different developers/companies deploy their apps differently and must configure their applications differently. And in a couple of iterations, we got to the current solution of Cyclops being a dynamic interface that developers can customize to their needs.
Launching soon!
I love developer tools, especially those that make kubernetes easier :)
I love to see more tools in the Kubernetes eco system that make developers life easier without forcing you to go all in into an all-in-one platform.
About time someone made a decent interface for working with Kubernetes.
Good luck! :)
As an avid kubernetes user this looks pretty cool. Does it display any pod information on the UI? Such as memory usage or anything?
Thank you @ryan_borger 😁
Currently, the stats you can get for a pod are name, namespace, the node it's running on, its phase/status, how long it has been up, the image it's using, and the logs.
We do not support memory usage or similar stats right now, but that's a great idea, and we have been thinking about it as well.
Thrilled to see Cyclops making its debut on Product Hunt! As someone deeply involved in curating AI tools, it's exciting to encounter an early-stage startup aiming to demystify Kubernetes with a blend of GitOps and ClickOps. The approach to ease the deployment process and bridge the gap between DevOps and developers is not only innovative but highly needed.
Cyclops' key features, like click-based deployments, YAML-free configuration edits, deployment validation, and comprehensive application overviews, are game-changers. The focus on simplifying the Kubernetes experience while enhancing usability and integration is commendable.
I'm eager to see how Cyclops evolves and contributes to making application deployment more accessible and less intimidating. For those interested in groundbreaking AI tools, I invite you to explore Opendigg(https://www.opendigg.com/), where we celebrate innovation like Cyclops. Best of luck to the Cyclops team; your journey is one to watch!
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