If you support more than one organisation, your day is spent moving between their clusters, their VPNs and their conventions. Biebie builds desktop applications that make that a single, orderly place rather than a dozen scattered ones.
Biebie Kube 0.2.10 is out now for macOS and Windows.
Two applications that stand on their own and work better together.
A desktop Kubernetes client for people who run many clusters.
Biebie Kube is a desktop application for working with Kubernetes clusters across multiple customers and environments. It reads your existing kubeconfigs in place, keeps resource views live through watches, and gives you logs, exec, port forwards, YAML editing and Argo CD in one window.
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Organise the VPN profiles and accounts behind every customer network.
Biebie Access is a desktop access manager for engineers who work across many customer networks. It keeps one entry per connection, allows several login identities per connection, and drives the VPN clients you already have installed rather than implementing VPN protocols itself.
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One problem, split along the line where it naturally breaks.
Customer environments sit behind VPNs, each with its own client and its own set of logins. Biebie Access keeps track of which connection and which identity belongs to which customer.
Once you are in, the cluster is what matters. Biebie Kube gives you live resource views, logs, shells, port forwards and Argo CD for every cluster you look after, grouped by customer.
The two applications talk to each other on your machine, so a cluster can be associated with the access it needs. Neither requires the other: Biebie Kube is useful on its own today.
Free to download, built for macOS 12 or later and 64-bit Windows. Installers come straight from the GitHub release for each version.
Version 0.2.10 · DMG · 33.9 MB · Apple Silicon and Intel
Also available for Windows (x64)
How the Kubernetes list-and-watch protocol works, what informers actually cache, and why a tool that polls the API server will always feel a step behind.
Practical patterns for kubeconfig layout, context naming and production safety when the clusters you work with belong to different organisations.