Kubernetes Toolbox

Simplify and enhance your Kubernetes management experience on Azure with our comprehensive toolbox Docker image. This ready-to-use solution bundles a suite of powerful tools, carefully selected to streamline your workflows.

Included Tools

• Azure CLI: Seamlessly manage Azure resources.
• kubectl: Command-line tool for interacting with Kubernetes clusters.
• kubelogin: Facilitates Azure Active Directory authentication within Kubernetes.
• k9s: A terminal-based UI that simplifies Kubernetes cluster monitoring and management.
• Helm: Accelerate Kubernetes application deployment with Helm charts.
• Netfetch: A tool designed to scan Kubernetes namespaces for network policies, checking if your workloads are targeted by a network policy or not.
• k8sgpt : A tool for scanning your Kubernetes clusters, diagnosing, and triaging issues in simple English.
• crictl: Container runtime interface for Kubernetes, offering essential container management capabilities.
• trivy: Enhance container security with comprehensive image vulnerability scanning.
• kube-bench: Conduct security benchmarking for Kubernetes configurations to ensure best practices.

How to Use

This Docker image provides a one-stop solution for your Kubernetes needs. Simply pull the image and start leveraging these tools immediately:

docker pull antnsn/kubernetes-toolbox:latest
docker run -it antnsn/kubernetes-toolbox:latest

Existing kube config

If you have an existing kube config file, you can easily integrate it with our Azure Kubernetes Toolbox. Simply volume map the fileLocation to ~/.kube/config using the following command:

docker run -v /path/to/your/.kube::/home/k8s-toolbox/.kube/ -it antnsn/kubernetes-toolbox:latest

Full run with exposed ports, .kube map:

docker run -p 8088:8088 -p 8087:8087 -p 8086:8086 -p 8085:8085 -v /path/to/your/.kube:/home/k8s-toolbox/.kube/ --name kubernetes-toolbox -it antnsn/kubernetes-toolbox:latest

Access the container in your terminal into the container:

docker exec -it kubernetes-toolbox /bin/bash

Exposed Ports

The Docker image exposes the following ports, providing flexibility for your applications:

• 8088
• 8087
• 8086
• 8085

Customization

You can customize this Dockerfile to add or remove specific tools or dependencies according to your project requirements.