Skuber+ Client0.6.5

Kubernetes desktop client and IDE for managing clusters

LinuxDeveloper ToolsFreeware

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Skuber+ Client lets users connect to Kubernetes clusters through existing kubeconfig files and inspect or operate them from a graphical desktop workspace. It combines cluster administration with an IDE-style environment for developers and other people who work with Kubernetes resources and cluster operations. Authentication supports exec credential plugins and cloud-provider helpers such as aws, gcloud, and az, along with other compatible helpers.

Its resource views allow users to browse and manage workloads, pods, deployments, services, ConfigMaps, Secrets, and other Kubernetes resources. Live displays show cluster metrics, node status, events, and warnings as conditions change. Users can stream pod logs and use the integrated terminal for diagnosis and operational tasks. Helm release management is included, while bundled kubectl and helm binaries avoid separate setup for those tools within the client.

Built-in security scanning uses Trivy and Kubescape. Published and maintained by Wondermove Co., Ltd., Skuber+ Client is freeware in the Developer Tools category, runs on Linux, and is currently version 0.6.5. It requires snapd on amd64, and its snap uses classic confinement because Kubernetes authentication must execute credential-helper binaries and read certificate files at arbitrary user-controlled paths defined in kubeconfig.

Requires Linux + snapd · Architecture: amd64

Details

PlatformLinux
CategoryDeveloper Tools
LicenseFreeware
PricingFree
Package IDskuberplus-client
Latest versionv0.6.5
Minimum OSLinux + snapd
Architectureamd64
Published9/15/2026

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