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K8 Mate lacks functionality to scale, delete, restart, or roll back Kubernetes cluster components such as deployments, pods, and services. This limitation creates inefficiencies for users managing dynamic workloads, as they are unable to adjust resources in real-time or quickly recover from errors. Without these capabilities, users must resort to manual interaction with the Kubernetes command line or external tools, leading to increased operational overhead, slower response times, and potential downtime when managing infrastructure changes.
Solution
Implement a UI control that allows users to scale, delete, restart, and roll back Kubernetes cluster components directly within the platform.
Scaling: Allows users to easily adjust the replica count for deployments or stateful sets, providing real-time resource scaling.
Component Restart: Add the ability to restart specific components, such as pods or services, without downtime by using rolling restarts.
Deletion: Provide a one-click option to safely delete deployments, pods, or services, ensuring that dependencies are managed and proper clean-up is performed.
Rollback: Incorporate rollback functionality that allows users to revert to previous stable versions of a deployment in case of failure, leveraging Kubernetes’ rollout history and version control.
Additional information
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👨👧👦 Contributing
🙋♂️ Yes, I'd love to make a PR to implement this feature!
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Problem
K8 Mate lacks functionality to scale, delete, restart, or roll back Kubernetes cluster components such as deployments, pods, and services. This limitation creates inefficiencies for users managing dynamic workloads, as they are unable to adjust resources in real-time or quickly recover from errors. Without these capabilities, users must resort to manual interaction with the Kubernetes command line or external tools, leading to increased operational overhead, slower response times, and potential downtime when managing infrastructure changes.
Solution
Implement a UI control that allows users to scale, delete, restart, and roll back Kubernetes cluster components directly within the platform.
Additional information
No response
👨👧👦 Contributing
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: