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Setting up a Go backend for Xterm.js to get a shell over the browserCategory: Software, Data, Microsoft, Kubernetes, github, shell
I use a tool called k9s (shoutout to Fernand Galiana for the awesome tool) to communicate with/debug a Kubernetes (k8s from here on) cluster. It’s a great dashboard for k8s clusters navigable using a curses-based interface (read: entirely with keyboard), and more importantly I could view collated logs from multiple pods from the same workload.
In anyways, what the search results did prove was that what I wanted to achieve in 2021 was already technically possible 5 years ago.
Their demo was in JavaScript and did work but it was slightly too full-featured (read: convoluted) to get what it was essentially doing.
To make this tool actually usable, I felt it was necessary to put it in a container with only whatever tools was needed.
In anyways, what the search results did prove was that what I wanted to achieve in 2021 was already technically possible 5 years ago.
Their demo was in JavaScript and did work but it was slightly too full-featured (read: convoluted) to get what it was essentially doing.
To make this tool actually usable, I felt it was necessary to put it in a container with only whatever tools was needed.
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