Kuber Reviews
Published by Surge Networks Inc. on 2021-04-08🏷️ About: Kuber is a mobile app that allows users to manage Kubernetes clusters from their mobile devices. It provides an easy way to view the status of clusters and fix issues remotely.
Overall Customer Experience 😎
🫥 Neutral
44.3%
🤬 Negative experience
31.8%
😎 Positive experience
23.8%
Summary of Customer Reviews (Takeaways): 💎
- Developer is very responsive to questions and support requests
- Well thought out design for administering clusters on the go
- Clear layout and ease of use
- Primary resource types work well
- Has potential for future updates and improvements
Read 11 Customer Service Reviews 😠💢
4.8 out of 5
EKS AWS tokens not working
by Joeyx22lm
Receiving JSON error while using valid tokens?
Doesn’t work with AWS temporary credentials
by John-1-3-5
We use AWS temporary credentials (session token) for security reason. Was unable to setup/connect to our EKS clusters.
If Kuber would support AWS temporary credentials, I would like to give another try.
Logs out of order
by ModestTim
Gets the job done but how on earth are the logs out of order?!
Great app, but can’t connect manually to EKS
by Thekenner33
We use role_arn in the aws config to assume role to access clusters, however there doesn’t seem to be a way to tell this app to assume role for the aws Authenticator. Very frustrating to only be able to use some clusters.
Feature request - manual namespace designation?
by Fahol77
I really appreciate this wonderful tool. Lots of potentials.
One suggestion I have is around the ability to manually type in the target namespaces you want to monitor. I am using a multitenent OpenShift cluster as a user where I don't have access to "list" the namespaces. Kuber isn't able to fetch the namespaces in that case so gets slapped constantly by trying to read the forbidden "default" namespace. Super nice for my own clusters, but didn't work on the multitenant cluster scenario.
Great start!
by Repulsor
Very much looking forward to the progress of Kuber! Still missing: Roles, Storage Classes and Ingress views.
Great
by -Athos-
What’s there, primary resource types, works well! I need to monitor CRDs though and can’t access these. Hoping to see in a future update.
Very impressive
by Andrewhharmon
I am very happy with the clear layout and ease of use. Very powerful
Great support
by Edgrr000111
I had some issues connecting to my cluster so I emailed support. I got an immediate reply that helped me solve my issue. And now that I actually connected my clusters and got to use Kuber , I gotta say this is one of the best mobile kubernetes dashboards out there
Great
by Samjk14
Works flawlessly. I would like to see ingress info added, but that’s the only thing I could think to improve.
What an amazing app
by Jequals5
Not only is the developer very responsive to question but Kuber is amazing.
I can reach cluster while on the go and administer.
Very well thought out design. Very please and would spend double the cost.
Is Kuber Safe? 🙏
Yes. Kuber - Kubernetes Dashboard is very safe to use. This is based on our NLP (Natural language processing) analysis of over 77 User Reviews sourced from the Appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 4.8/5 . Justuseapp Safety Score for Kuber Is 42.8/100.
Safety Analysis
88.3% of users say app is Safe 👍
88.3%
9.1% of users have Some Concerns ⚠️
9.1%
2.6% of users say app is Risky 🚨
2.6%
Is Kuber Legit? 💯
Yes. Kuber - Kubernetes Dashboard is a totally legit app. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 77 Kuber - Kubernetes Dashboard User Reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, Justuseapp Legitimacy Score for Kuber Is 100/100..
🔏 Privacy & Data Safety
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- Usage Data
- Diagnostics
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Features
1. View the status of various resources such as Pods, Deployments, PVs, Jobs, CronJobs, Nodes, Config Maps, and Docker containers.
2. Scale deployments to handle short-term traffic spikes.
3. Inspect logs of containers in real-time.
4. Integrate with bash shell to execute commands inside containers.
5. Edit labels and annotations through a user-friendly interface.
6. View and update resources via YAML.
7. Manage multiple clusters.
8. Invoke shell commands inside containers.
9. Support for various authentication methods such as Certificate, Credentials, Token, AWS IAM Authenticator (EKS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and DigitalOcean.
10. Support for Face ID/Touch ID.
11. Support for dark mode.
Note: Kuber currently works with Kubernetes version 1.9 or higher.
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