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This plugin Display Resource (CPU/Memory/PodCount) Usage and Request and Limit. The resource command allows you to see the resource consumption for nodes or pods. This command requires Metrics Server to be correctly configured and working on the server
https://github.com/bryant-rh/kubectl-resource-view
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Have you had a chance to look at the other plug-ins that do similar things? It will be great if you can spell out the differences here.
Have you had a chance to look at the other plug-ins that do similar things? It will be great if you can spell out the differences here.
This plugin adds resource usage metrics, similar to cpu request use and memory use。 When the percentage of cpu request and memory request is greater than 90, it will be marked in yellow, and if it is greater than 95, it will be marked in red。 and The statistics of gpu and npu resources will be added in the future。
And can you more specifically comment on whether other plug-ins are able to do these things as well? Unless there is enough differentiation it's unlikely that we will except the submission.
And can you more specifically comment on whether other plug-ins are able to do these things as well? Unless there is enough differentiation it's unlikely that we will except the submission.
The information of other plugins is scattered. For example, "kubectl top‘"can only view node or pod usage information, and ”kube-capacity“ can only view information such as request limit. This plugin integrates these information. and The statistics of gpu and npu resources will be added in the future。
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