Rapidly Develop Kubernetes Low-Code Web UI in

In this video, we'll explore how you can use ‪@WindmillDev‬ to rapidly build a low-code user interface for Kubernetes clusters. By calling the kubectl CLI tool from a ‪@DockerInc‬ container, you can easily retrieve JSON data from your k8s clusters and send other remote commands to the Kubernetes API Server. We'll demonstrate how you can inject your kubeconfig.yml file from a Windmill variable into a container, during each execution, using a series of Docker CLI commands.
As you can see, in just a matter of minutes, I was able to build a web user interface on top of Kubernetes CLI commands. This is all made possible with the ‪@WindmillDev‬ low-code platform!
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