On January 26th, Mirantis made Lens closed source. I personally found it to be a useful tool, as it provided a good overview of existing Kubernetes clusters and easy access to them. Since I used OpenLens, I did not notice the license change and the removal of the source code until now. Would love to hear about alternatives or best practices for cluster management below.
We have been working on an alternative project for several months, and will open its source on April 22nd. I truly believe this project will keep open source forever, it will be a project backed by CNCF Foundation, hope you can give a try after we open its source.
Mirantis K8s Lens closed its source
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Sounds amazing!
Do you have info material/ a landing page I can inspect?
Re: Mirantis K8s Lens closed its source
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We have been working on an alternative project for several months, and will open its source on April 22nd. I truly believe this project will keep open source forever, it will be a project backed by CNCF Foundation, hope you can give a try after we open its source.
Sounds amazing! Do you have info material/ a landing page I can inspect?
Sure, we do have a live demo: https://karbour-demo.kusionstack.io/, please give a try, any suggestions or feedback is welcome :)
Kindly reminder: this live demo is read only.
Re: Mirantis K8s Lens closed its source
#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
Sounds amazing! Do you have info material/ a landing page I can inspect?
Sure, we do have a live demo: https://karbour-demo.kusionstack.io/ , please give a try, any suggestions or feedback is welcome :) Kindly reminder: this live demo is read only.
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