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   kftray and kftui are independent, cross-platform applications. They help you set up and manage multiple port-forwarding settings easily. Both apps are part of the same open-source project and aim to make working with Kubernetes easier. kftray has a desktop interface, while kftui has a terminal interface, so you can choose the one that suits you best.
 
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 `kftray` and `kftui` were made to fix common problems with Kubernetes port forwarding. The usual kubectl port-forward command can be unreliable. For example, if a pod dies, it needs manual reconnection. It also has trouble setting up many port forwards at once and doesn't support UDP services.
 
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-## ✨ Features
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 - **Resilient Port Forwarding Connection:** Ensures continuous service even if a pod dies by reconnecting to another running pod automatically.
 - **One-Click Multiple Port Forwards:** Allows for the setup of several port forwarding instances simultaneously with a single click.
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 - **GitHub Sync:** Keep your configurations saved on GitHub and share or synchronize them in a GitOps style. _(Currently available only in the kftray desktop app)_
 - **Auto Import:** Automatically import Kubernetes service configurations based on specific annotations. An example with an explanation can be found in this repo: https://github.com/hcavarsan/kftray-k8s-tf-example
 
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 ## kftray - Desktop App
 
 - [INSTALL.md](https://github.com/hcavarsan/kftray/tree/main/docs/kftui/INSTALL.md)