Our Open Source Projects
We believe open source builds better tooling for the Kubernetes community. Explore the projects we develop and maintain to simplify daily workflows, improve security, and speed up troubleshooting. Everything is well-documented, production-ready, and open to contributions.
Helm Dashboard:
The missing UI for Helm
Helm Dashboard offers a UI-driven approach to view installed Helm charts, see their revision history and corresponding K8s resources. It also allows users to perform simple actions such as rolling back to a revision or upgrading to a newer version.
Komoplane:
Visualize Crossplane and troubleshoot faster
Komoplane is a project designed to experiment with visualizing Crossplane resources. The goal is to help Crossplane users better understand the structure of their control plane resources, and to expedite troubleshooting or reliability management.
Discover How Komodor Can Help
Managing Cluster Fleets is part of Komodor’s comprehensive Kubernetes Management Platform, designed to tackle the biggest challenges of Day-2 operations.
Validkube:
Validate, clean, and harden your Kubernetes YAML
Validkube combines the best open-source tools to help ensure Kubernetes YAML best practices, hygiene, and security. Leverage the power of Trivy, Polaris, and Kubescape to verify your K8s configuration files, remove clutter from your K8s manifests, scan your YAML for security vulnerabilities or DevOps best practices, and scan your container images for SBoMs.
K8s Ecosystem Map:
A community driven map of the Kubernetes landscape
This interactive map, made by the community for the community, is designed to help Kubernauts of all levels navigate through the K8s landscape. Use it to discover new tools, share your own projects, and find ways to collaborate with fellow community members.
