Aptakube1.21.6

Connect multiple Kubernetes clusters in one macOS desktop interface and manage their resources without jumping among terminals or browser tabs. Aptakube gives developers a visual alternative to kubectl, presenting pods, deployments, and other Kubernetes resources from all connected clusters together without requiring kubectl expertise. Its Workload Overview surfaces failing pods, stopped deployments, undersized containers, warning events, and recent restarts for quick cluster health checks.

Live and historical logs can be streamed from multiple pods and containers at once, then filtered and downloaded for analysis in other tools. Node and application CPU and memory metrics are available through metrics-server and Prometheus, helping identify opportunities to optimize resource allocation. One-click port forwarding connects a pod to the local machine, while resource comparison exposes configuration differences between clusters or namespaces.

Users can view, create, and modify Kubernetes resources in a human-readable interface or edit objects directly as YAML. Quick actions cover common operations such as restarting pods and scaling replicas, retaining kubectl-like behavior with less command typing and more visual feedback. The client works with existing kubectl usage without extra configuration, making it useful for developers and engineers managing several environments from a Mac.

Aptakube is a Developer Tools product for Kubernetes users in startup and larger engineering teams who need simultaneous access to multiple clusters from one desktop application. It runs on macOS for Intel and Apple Silicon, is distributed as freeware, and is currently version 1.21.6.