Development · Flathub
Freelens v2.0.0
Free IDE for Kubernetes
From Flathub, not verified with cpak
This app comes from Flathub and has not been tested with cpak yet. cpak checks it against the Flathub signing key and runs it in its own sandbox, without Flatpak on the system, but some features may not work. How Flathub apps work in cpak
Freelens is a Kubernetes IDE that provides a graphical interface for managing and monitoring Kubernetes clusters.
It simplifies cluster operations by offering:
- A dashboard with real-time cluster insights
- Support for multiple clusters
- Built-in terminal access to nodes and pods
- Visualization of workloads, networking, storage, and configurations
- Extension support to add custom functionality
Freelens is maintained by the community.
Note specific to Flatpak:
The application is sandboxed. It includes bundled kubectl and helm commands and uses ~/.kube/config file by default.
Flatpak adds wrapper for the aws, doctl, gke-gcloud-auth-plugin, glab and kubelogin tools and runs them as a commands from the host system.
The terminal uses /bin/sh by default, but it can be switched to, for example, /bin/bash for sandboxed environment or /app/bin/host-spawn for a host environment.
You can use flatpak-override to give access to the filesystem f.e. if you're missing .minikube certificates. flatpak override --user --filesystem=~/.minikube app.freelens.Freelens.
Package details
- Application ID
- app.freelens.Freelens
- Source
- Flathub
- Developer
- Freelens Authors
- License
- MIT
