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Spinoza

Features

Operating workloads

The things you would otherwise open a second terminal for.

Ports on the inspect Overview. Forward one to localhost, open it, stop it. Forwards survive navigation.

Spinoza pods table with the inspector open on a running pod: its container port forwarded to a local port with open and stop controls, and the forward listed in the dock below

  • Shell into a container

    An interactive shell in a running container.

  • Log streaming

    Logs per container, followed live.

  • Debug container for distroless

    An ephemeral container when the image carries no shell.

  • Node shell

    A root shell in a node's own namespaces.

  • Port-forwarding

    A pod or service on localhost, managed from the UI.

  • Scale and rollout restart

    Change a replica count, restart a rollout.

  • Cordon, uncordon, drain

    Take a node out of service and move its pods off it.

  • Drain plan before it runs

    What a drain would evict, leave and block, shown before you confirm it.

  • CronJob suspend and run now

    Suspend, resume and trigger a CronJob.

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