Quick Editor in K8Studio

The Quick Editor in K8Studio is designed to provide a streamlined and efficient way to edit crucial aspects of any Kubernetes object. This powerful tool offers a user-friendly interface, allowing you to access and modify key information quickly and easily, with real-time status updates and color-coded indicators for better visibility.

Quick Editor in K8Studio

Key Features

  1. Main Section
    • Edit Name and Namespace: Easily modify the name and namespace of an object using an intuitive form, simplifying the process of managing object identities within your cluster.
  2. Labels
    • Edit Object Labels: Quickly add, modify, or remove labels for any Kubernetes object, making it easier to organize and manage your resources.
  3. Object Status Display
    • Real-Time Status Updates: The Quick Editor displays the current status of the object, providing real-time updates to keep you informed of any changes.
    • Color-Coded Indicators: Status information is color-coded for quick and easy identification of object health and issues, allowing you to respond promptly to any problems.
  4. Spec (Workloads Only)
    • Edit Workload Specifications: Access and edit various sections of the workload specification, ensuring precise control over deployment configurations.
    • Number of Replicas: Adjust the number of replicas requested for a workload. This section includes a mini graph displaying the status of the requested pods, providing a visual representation of your configuration.
    • Selectors: Modify workload selector labels to ensure your workloads are correctly targeted and managed.
    • Template:
      • Template Labels: Edit the labels associated with the workload template for better organization and management.
      • Container Editor: Customize container details including the name and image. Utilize the Docker registry button to search for and select the appropriate image and version.
      • Container Ports: Define container ports to manage network configurations.
      • Container Volumes: Attach and manage different volumes (PVC, ConfigMap, or Secret) associated with the container.
      • Container Environment Variables: Set environment variables for your containers to ensure they operate with the required configurations.
      • Container Command: Specify the commands and arguments to be executed by the container.
  5. Volumes (Workloads Only)
    • Manage Volumes: Display and edit the volumes attached to an object, including Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs), ConfigMaps, and Secrets.
  6. Ports (Services Only)
    • Edit Service Ports: Add pods and target ports to a service, facilitating network configurations. Includes a helper for port forwarding to access the service from outside the cluster.
  7. Rules (Ingress Only)
    • Manage Ingress Rules: Edit rules for Ingress resources to control traffic flow into your Kubernetes cluster.
  8. TLS (Ingress Only)
    • Configure TLS: Set up and manage TLS configurations for secure communication in Ingress resources.
  9. Cron Options (CronJobs Only)
    • Edit CronJob Options: Configure all options of a CronJob, ensuring scheduled tasks are accurately managed.