k8s-rizz

This repo is the public showcase/marketing website for K8s Rizz Check, a local Kubernetes cluster observability dashboard. It's a static site only: no backend, no build step, no framework.

The application's source code lives in a separate, private repository. This repo exists solely to host k8srizz.com and to mirror released binaries as public GitHub Releases assets so the download buttons on the site have something stable to point at.

Screenshots

What the app actually looks like, kept here so they're easy to update alongside a release instead of drifting out of sync with the site copy.

The provider drawer, with all four providers auto-discovered and connected:

The same dashboard view per provider, GKE, EKS, AKS, and Kubernetes (kubeconfig-based):

GKE	EKS

AKS	Kubernetes (kubeconfig)

Node detail panel, opened from the expanded node table:

Live resource tree with ownership chains resolved generically (Deployment -> ReplicaSet -> Pod, indented and grouped by apiGroup):

Container logs, opened straight from the resource tree:

Structure

index.html                                             page markup
assets/css/style.css                                   styles (dark/light theme via CSS custom properties)
assets/js/main.js                                       theme toggle, hero typing animation, demo video setup, FAQ accordion, OS-aware download highlighting
assets/screenshots/k8s-rizz-check-demo-noaudio.mp4      looping demo video for the "see it in action" section
assets/screenshots/*.png                                dashboard screenshots used in this README (see above)
install.sh                                              OS/arch-detecting installer, served at k8srizz.com/install.sh for the curl one-liner on the site
favicon.png                                             site favicon
CNAME                                                   custom domain for GitHub Pages (k8srizz.com)

Running locally

No build step, just serve the directory root and open it:

python3 -m http.server 8000
# then open http://localhost:8000

Deployment

Pages are published automatically by .github/workflows/deploy.yml on every push to main, using GitHub's native Pages deployment (Actions -> actions/deploy-pages), not the legacy branch-based Pages source.

The custom domain is configured via the CNAME file at the repo root, which GitHub Pages picks up automatically on deploy.