Skuber+ Client (skuberplus-client)
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Details for Skuber+ Client
Package name
- skuberplus-client
License
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Last updated
- 9 July 2026 - latest/stable
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Kubernetes desktop client and IDE for managing clusters
Skuber+ Client is a Kubernetes desktop client / IDE that lets you manage your clusters from the Linux desktop.
Features:
- Connect to any cluster using your existing kubeconfig, including exec credential plugins and cloud provider authentication helpers (aws, gcloud, az, and more)
- Browse and manage workloads, pods, deployments, services, config maps, secrets and other Kubernetes resources
- Inspect real-time cluster metrics, node status, events and warnings
- Stream pod logs and open an integrated terminal
- Helm release management
- Built-in security scanning (Trivy, Kubescape)
- Bundled kubectl and helm binaries — no extra setup required
Skuber+ Client is developed and maintained by Wondermove Co., Ltd. and is distributed free of charge.
Note: this snap uses classic confinement because Kubernetes authentication requires executing credential helper binaries and reading certificate files at arbitrary user-controlled paths defined in your kubeconfig.
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