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Anyone can develop their own extensions for Freelens.
If there is an extension that you used with Open Lens and have already requested to be converted for Freelens to the original authors, please let us know.
In case the original authors do not adapt the original extension, but the license allows it, you can fork it yourself, adapting it to Freelens or ask us to create an ad hoc repository under the Freelens organization.
If an extension is deemed essential by the Freelens community, you can request to integrate its functionality into the Freelens application.
Below we list, thanks to your reports, the various extensions based on what was said before, such as whether or not they have already been adapted for Freelens.
Extensions created for Freelens and that are part of its organization
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Anyone can develop their own extensions for Freelens.
If there is an extension that you used with Open Lens and have already requested to be converted for Freelens to the original authors, please let us know.
In case the original authors do not adapt the original extension, but the license allows it, you can fork it yourself, adapting it to Freelens or ask us to create an ad hoc repository under the Freelens organization.
If an extension is deemed essential by the Freelens community, you can request to integrate its functionality into the Freelens application.
Below we list, thanks to your reports, the various extensions based on what was said before, such as whether or not they have already been adapted for Freelens.
Extensions created for Freelens and that are part of its organization
Automate complex tasks and enhance productivity through GenAI & LLMs.
Freelens extension for Kamaji, the Kubernetes Control Plane Manager
Freelens extension for Sveltos, the Kubernetes Add-on Controller
Freelens extension for Karpenter, the Kubernetes Node Autoscaler
These extensions all have the wording freelens-extension-name.
Extensions already adapted for Freelens and that are part of its organization
Integrates FluxCD support
Displays Kubernetes resources and their relations as a real-time force-directed graph
The example extensions that might be used as a template by the developers.
Extensions created for Freelens
Extensions already adapted for Freelens
To view container logs and connect to them via shell.
[Already included in the Freelens app, no need to install it anymore]
To simplify update of deployment image tag (containers & initContainers).
See expire date from certificates inside kubernetes secrets.
Enables you to see logs from multiple pods (and multiple containers within the pod) on Kubernetes.
Extensions that the community has requested to be adapted for Freelens
Helps to debug pods.
Trivy Operator Extension - Provides visibility into reports for Kubernetes workloads stored as Trivy custom security resources.
Extensions that the community would like to include directly in the Freelens app
To view container logs and connect to them via shell.
[Already included in the Freelens app, no need to install it anymore]
Want to report a new extension? Don't hesitate to contact us!
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