Tell us about your request
Having K8s in DD is great, but we don't always need it on, and to save CPU and Battery, I always disable it when not needed. There used to be a enable/disable toggle in the Kubernetes sub-menu of the Docker Desktop icon. At some point, it went away. I'm asking for it back!
Which service(s) is this request for?
Docker Desktop
Tell us about the problem you're trying to solve. What are you trying to do, and why is it hard?
Quickly enable/disable Kubernetes in 2-clicks rather than 6+ (the current process).
Additional context
BONUS: I've met many people who have Docker Desktop installed but don't realize it can install and manage a K8s instance (I guess they never dug through the settings). To be honest, it's weird that a big feature of a product is hidden in settings anyway, so bringing this enable/disable to the main menu as a first-class option might reveal it to those that didn't know it was there all along.
It should also be in the new Desktop GUI. If K8s isn't enabled, it should list it as "Enable Kubernetes" at the bottom. If it's running, it should have a button to "suspend" or "disable" it.
Tell us about your request
Having K8s in DD is great, but we don't always need it on, and to save CPU and Battery, I always disable it when not needed. There used to be a enable/disable toggle in the Kubernetes sub-menu of the Docker Desktop icon. At some point, it went away. I'm asking for it back!
Which service(s) is this request for?
Docker Desktop
Tell us about the problem you're trying to solve. What are you trying to do, and why is it hard?
Quickly enable/disable Kubernetes in 2-clicks rather than 6+ (the current process).
Additional context
BONUS: I've met many people who have Docker Desktop installed but don't realize it can install and manage a K8s instance (I guess they never dug through the settings). To be honest, it's weird that a big feature of a product is hidden in settings anyway, so bringing this enable/disable to the main menu as a first-class option might reveal it to those that didn't know it was there all along.
It should also be in the new Desktop GUI. If K8s isn't enabled, it should list it as "Enable Kubernetes" at the bottom. If it's running, it should have a button to "suspend" or "disable" it.