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Access Please is a golang project to help you manage roles/bindings to access to kuberenetes
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🔁 Smart version managing system for K8s
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K1s is a fully managed serverless cluster for developers and newbies
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Secrets and Tokens for Kubernetes API for Python
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Small golang binary watching Istio Gateway resources on Kubernetes API and serving them as Envoy RDS configuration
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Programming Kubernetes examples
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This is my contribution in the project Diastema
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A simple mock of a Kubernetes Cluster API built in Python using Flask.
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Container for examining the runtime environment Kubernetes produces for your pods.
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Python Oasis TOSCA scripting for kubernetes deployment
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Trying out the kubernetes client-go to watch and cache pod labels
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Proxy Server for Kubernetes API adding addtional headers to all the requests [WIP]
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Gateway API usecases for Managed Service for Kubernetes (MK8S).
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K8S-Deploy Samples
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Kubernetes api client with support for async/await, watch for resources and auto conf
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Some tiny utils for K8s Golang APIs
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using Python Kubernetes package to interact with Kubernetes API
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k8s data type
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GraphQL API for Kubernetes cluster. Supports queries and mutations.
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