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support@kuberniq.devKuberniq runs on macOS (Apple Silicon), Windows (x64), and Linux (x64 — .deb and .rpm packages). See Getting Started for installation instructions.
No. All cluster communication happens directly between the Kuberniq app on your machine and your Kubernetes API server. No data is proxied, stored, or accessed by Kuberniq servers. See Cluster Connection for details.
Kuberniq reads your kubeconfig file automatically. Every context in your kubeconfig appears as a connectable cluster. See Cluster Connection for supported distributions and configuration.
Kuberniq includes auto-update support. When a new version is available, you'll be prompted to install it. You can also download the latest version from the download section.
Kuberniq supports Kubernetes 1.24 and later. It connects via the standard Kubernetes API and is compatible with any conformant distribution.
Kuberniq reads the default kubeconfig path. If you use the KUBECONFIG environment variable to merge multiple config files, all contexts will appear automatically.