Kubeli
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VisitKubeli vs srelens
What both publish
| Fact | Kubeli | srelens |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | Kubeli is presented for Kubernetes users who want a desktop interface, with IDE querying and corporate proxy support also described. | The project describes srelens as built for engineers and AI agents, and its repository names SREs, platform engineers, and DevOps engineers as users. |
| Logs | It streams pod logs with search, timestamps, and error highlighting, and can pass logs to an AI assistant. | Pod and workload logs support streaming, previous-container output, timestamps, filtering and export. |
| Multi-cluster | It connects to multiple Kubernetes clusters simultaneously and lets users switch contexts with one click. | Users can load multiple kubeconfig files, preserve duplicate context names and switch clusters from a hotbar. |
| Port forwarding | It maps local ports to pods or services and can open forwarded ports in a browser. | Port forwards are created, inspected, copied and stopped in a dedicated view. |
| Purpose | Kubeli is a native desktop app for managing Kubernetes clusters. | srelens is a Kubernetes desktop workspace for browsing, inspecting, and operating clusters. |
Kubeli plans
- KubeliFree
srelens plans
- FreeFree
Pick Kubeli if…
Kubeli suits Kubernetes users who want a desktop view of clusters, logs, and forwarded ports. Its IDE querying and proxy support may also suit users working with IDEs or clusters behind corporate firewalls.
Pick srelens if…
srelens suits SREs, platform engineers, DevOps engineers, and other engineers who need to inspect or operate Kubernetes clusters. Its MCP server also supports workflows involving AI agents.