NTL Flux Console

Summary

This is an experimental UI for the FluxCD Kubernetes Resources.

This UI will rely on the KUBECONFIG environment variable for the Kubernetes API.

Prerequisites

• Flux CLI (>= 2.2.3 Recommended)
• Helm CLI (>= 3.8.0 Recommended)
• Kubectl CLI (>= 1.28.0 Recommended)

Search

Main Search

Words in the search, obtained by splitting on single spaces, will be used in this way:

• All the strings will be converted in lowercase
• Basic search: <word> or <word1> <word2> <word3>
  • All the rows containing all the words in any column, except for the Suspended column, will be returned
• Exclusion search: !<word> or !<word1> !<word2> !<word3>
  • All the rows NOT containing all the words in any column, except for the Suspended column, will be returned
• Column search: helmrelease:myhelmrelease or helmrelease:!myhelmrelease OR helmrelease:myhelmrelease1 status:!true namespace:mynamespace suspended:!true
  • Filtering: All the rows containing the specified keyword in the specified column name will be returned, using the sintax <column name>:<keyword>
  • Exclusion: All the rows NOT containing the specified keyword in the specified column name will be returned, using the sintax <column name>:!<keyword>
• All the concepts previously illustrated can be combined with each other

KUBECONFIG Contexts Search

Words in the search, obtained by splitting on single spaces, will be used in this way:

• All the strings will be converted in lowercase
• Basic multi-keywords search: <word> or <word1> <word2> <word3>
  • All the KUBECONFIG Contexts containing all the words will be returned

The search will be triggered by the ENTER button pression.

Utils

get-latest-version.ps1

Using the Powershell script located here, getting the latest versions will be easier.

The script will: delete everything in the running folder except itself, and then download the latest version. So, put the script (without changing its name) in a folder together with the NTL Flux Console only.

Usage:

1. Be sure the NTL Flux Console is closed
2. Run the script
3. Open the new NTL Flux Console