Welcome to another weekly update from Infra.app.

This week, we've added the ability to show the current container images used in a workload from the Overview page. This is useful for troubleshooting which version of the container image you're running - especially for testing rollouts.

This past week, after adding support for multiple kubeconfigs, we received feedback from some of you regarding Kubeconfig files not loading correctly. Infra.app will now display an error message if the kubeconfig cannot be loaded properly for troubleshooting purposes.

Thank you to everyone who has sent in feedback, feature requests, and jumped on Zoom calls with us to troubleshoot. We have a lot more planned.

Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have questions, feature requests or run into any problems.

This week, we are bringing you the ability to add multiple kubeconfig files in Infra.app (v0.20). For all of you who e-mailed or used the send feedback button to share that feedback, Thank you!

Now in the cluster dropdown menu, you can select "Add Configuration" or use the hotkey ⌘+O to open the file picker. From there, you can simply navigate to other folders to add separate kubeconfig files.

Switching clusters to an added kubeconfig file will not change your kubectl kubeconfig. Please make sure when using the command line to use the right kubeconfig.
Example: kubectl --kubeconfig additional_kubeconfig.yaml get deployment

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Infra.app does not store a local copy of the kubeconfig you've added. If you change its filename or its location, they will automatically be removed from Infra, and you will be required to add it back.

Changelog

New Features:

• Ability to add multiple Kubernetes configuration files

Improvements/Bug Fixes:

• Fixed a bug where cluster's data would render incorrectly if switching clusters quickly
• Performance improvements

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This week we've introduced some new Pod management features, including an in-app terminal for executing commands inside a container:

Also included in this update is the ability to delete a Pod, and view it's logs via the Pod list:

New Features:

• In-app Terminal for container exec
• Pod deletion
• Hotkeys for Workloads page: ⌘+1 Overview tab, ⌘+2 Logs tab, ⌘+3 Events tab ⌘+4 YAML tab

Improvements/Bug Fixes:

• Log streaming performance improvements
• Improved ConfigMap table formatting
• Pods table is now sorted by pod creation time (after status)
• If pod limits and requests aren't set, workload usage % is now shown as a % of cluster capacity
• Fixed a bug where logs would flash or show loading on view (even when logs were already available)
• Fixed an issue of displaying workloads when switching clusters rapidly

This week we are updating Infra.app (v0.18) to include a YAML viewer on the Workloads page and added support for config maps and init containers.

Performance improvements have also been made for streaming logs and events. The experience should be much smoother if you are streaming around 100 logs or events per second. We will continue to optimize the performance as we iterate on the next set of improvements.

We've also made it much easier for you to send us feedback on the app as you use it. At any point, you can click the 'Send feedback' button in the upper right corner of the app to send us your thoughts or problem(s) you've encountered.

If you run into any problems with this update, please let us know. If you'd like to sign up for early access to Infra, sign up at https://infra.app