KubeEyes releases

KubeEyes 0.1.2: Right-sizing, and faster fixes

2026-10-05T00:00:00Z

Right-sizing (Health → Right-sizing): each container’s CPU and memory requests and limits against 24 hours or 7 days of real use from Prometheus, with suggested values, the containers close to being OOM-killed, and a ready-to-copy kubectl set resources command.
Roll back a stuck rollout in one click, from its Problems row or its Diagnose tab, which also names the new pod that’s failing and why.
What changed shows ConfigMap edits with their old and new values: short ones inline, longer ones as a diff. Secrets still show key names only.
From a crashing pod’s Diagnose tab, search every pod’s logs in the namespace for its error.

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KubeEyes 0.1.1: Multi-tenant Loki and Mimir without setup

2026-10-04T00:00:00Z

KubeEyes finds the tenant (X-Scope-OrgID) in your log and metrics shippers’ config — Alloy, Promtail, Fluent Bit, Vector, OpenTelemetry or Prometheus remote-write — so Search logs, log history and metrics work straight away.
Settings → Observability shows the tenant in use and where it was found. A tenant you type still wins.

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KubeEyes 0.1.0: First public release

2026-10-04T00:00:00Z

Every section: Cluster, Workloads, Config, Network, Storage, Access Control, Helm and Custom Resources, with live updates, sorting, search and CSV export.
AWS EKS discovery across all your AWS profiles and enabled regions, grouped by account.
Production guard: mark clusters Protected or Read-only; destructive actions ask you to type the cluster name.
Logs with time ranges, timestamps, search and pretty-printed JSON.
Pod and node shells, plus service port forwarding.
YAML editor for any resource; inline ConfigMap and Secret value editing.
Helm charts and releases via your helm CLI: install, upgrade and roll back to any revision.
Ocean, Midnight and Classic themes following macOS light and dark, and a ⌘K command palette.
Health page with Problems, cluster CPU and memory history (from Prometheus, or sampled by KubeEyes and kept for 24 hours) and background alerts with quiet hours.
Stuck rollouts flagged in Problems and alerts, even while the old pods keep the workload fully ready.
What changed: a timeline of rollouts, rollbacks, scaling, restarts, Job results and warnings, plus ConfigMap and Secret edits (key names only, never values).
Search logs: one search across every pod in your namespaces through the cluster’s Loki, including pods that were replaced or deleted.
Pod and workload metrics from Prometheus over 1 hour to 7 days, against requests and limits.
Permission-aware actions: anything you aren’t allowed to do, including bulk actions, is greyed out with the reason.
Running images per workload, favourites, faster namespace switching, and a Settings menu with per-cluster names, colours and start namespace, plus settings export and import.
Universal build for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Not yet notarised; see install notes.

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