kip
Cloud Instance Runner
A tool that allows a Kubernetes cluster to run pods on its own cloud instances, automating node management and scaling.
Virtual-kubelet provider running pods in cloud instances
225 stars
9 watching
14 forks
Language: Go
last commit: almost 2 years ago
Linked from 1 awesome list
Related projects:
Repository | Description | Stars |
---|---|---|
| A tool to easily execute commands inside a Kubernetes pod from the command line | 15 |
| A framework for deploying and running a single task on all agents of a cluster | 10 |
| A tool for simplifying Kubernetes cluster management across multiple cloud providers | 260 |
| Enables efficient deep learning workload deployment on Kubernetes | 513 |
| A tool that monitors file changes and automatically runs tests when files are updated or created. | 4 |
| An Xcode plugin to streamline development and testing of apps across multiple iOS devices with one click. | 315 |
| Enables development and execution of local projects in Kubernetes by synchronizing files with the container and executing commands. | 303 |
| A Kubernetes visualization tool that provides search, insights, and AI capabilities to help manage complex kubernetes ecosystems. | 782 |
| A tool that simplifies the process of managing cloud infrastructure for Kubernetes clusters | 1,694 |
| Enables dynamic and seamless management of multiple Kubernetes clusters in heterogeneous environments | 1,153 |
| A package/tool for running operations following a scenario in Go. | 465 |
| A tool that automates the deployment of Kubernetes applications by comparing application resources to live objects in the cluster and applying changes in bulk. | 943 |
| Automates high availability and load balancing for Kubernetes clusters by assigning shared virtual IPs to nodes | 124 |
| A platform that provides and consumes Kubernetes clusters on-demand, allowing users to scale and deploy clusters across various environments. | 880 |
| A toolchain for managing the lifecycle of Kubernetes clusters, providing a simple and declarative way to deploy, manage, and maintain clusters across different environments. | 460 |