Lightning Talk: A Desktop GUI for your First Kubernetes Deployment - Alessandro Pilotti
summary
A desktop GUI called Kubinstaller aims to let users deploy single- and multi-node Kubernetes clusters on Linux and Windows hosts with a few clicks, acting as a front end over existing installers rather than replacing them. It’s built with Atom + React frontend and a Go backend, supports adding Linux/Windows nodes, toggling masters and networking options, is open source, and is early development — the demo starts deployments but does not finish within the lightning slot.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 2:23Two different scenarios
- 3:10How to make the process easier?
- 3:59Plugin based architecture
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