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What I build now:
- Kubmin — per-workload cost, efficiency, and SCI/SEI intelligence for Kubernetes
- infai — a terminal control plane for local LLM inference: one profile shape for llama.cpp and vLLM, many models at once, live tokens/sec plus CPU/RAM/VRAM telemetry, hardware fit checks before launch
- infaiw — a daemon-based agent harness: sessions keep running after you close the terminal, sidecar loops must pass an acceptance check before reporting back, every event lands on a durable branchable timeline, and approvals wait for you
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Cluster Summary and Recommendation
Cluster Summary and Recommendation
Ksctl provides you a comprehensive summary of your cluster’s configuration and provides both:
- debugging information in entire cluster scope
- recommendation in terms of security
This feature is available in Ksctl v2.7+.
Please note this command will work out of the box for any cluster created by ksctl v2.X+
Also Note this Operation is Read heavy make sure you run this command when you are not doing any heavy operations on the cluster.
Here is the demo on how it looks
Why Cluster Summary?
It will give users access to the important details of their cluster with just a single command $ ksctl cluster summary
It will help users with the following:
- Debugging: It will help users to debug their cluster in a single command. From:
- Errors in Pods failing,
- metrics from server to know directly what is wrong with the cluster.
- Cluster Events
- Latency: It gives you report of what is the latency between you and the cluster
- Recommendation: It gives remediation of problems it finds in the cluster. We are currently looking for these problems as of now:
- PodSecurityPolicy: It will check if the PodSecurityPolicy is enabled or not. If not, it will give a recommendation to enable it.
- NamespaceQuota: It will check if the NamespaceQuota is enabled or not. If not, it will give a recommendation to enable it.
- PodResourceLimits & Requests: It will check if the PodResourceLimits & Requests are enabled or not. If not, it will give a recommendation to enable it.
- NodePort: It will check if the NodePort is enabled or not. If not, it will give a recommendation to remove them.
How to use it?
This subcommand got introduced in Ksctl v2.7. You can use it by running the following command for any existing cluster:
$ ksctl cluster summary
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