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Introducing KDM-cli: Monitor Kubernetes & Docker from your Terminal

Utkarsh patrikar DEV Community 2026-09-08 02:06 2 views

Introducing KDM (Kubernetes Docker Monitor), a lightweight CLI tool that automatically monitors Docker containers and Kubernetes pods. Features: Real-time health status Live dashboards Log fetching AI-powered diagnostics Installation: npm install -g kdm-cli Project links: https://www.npmjs.com/package/kdm-cli https://www.github.com/KDM-cli/kdm-cli https://www.kdmcli.app/kdm Give it a try and feel free to report any new issues on the GitHub repository!

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