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Cluster Event Stream Viewer

Paste kubectl get events -o yaml output and list events client-side.

No live connection is made. Paste a snapshot from kubectl get events -o yaml - parsing happens entirely in your browser.
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Parsed event stream will appear here.

About Cluster Event Stream Viewer

The Cluster Event Stream Viewer is a client-side scaffold. Paste the output of kubectl get events -o yaml and it parses the text in your browser to list the events (type, reason, involved object, message), newest first. It does NOT connect to a live cluster - you supply the snapshot yourself.

A small tolerant YAML parser (not js-yaml) reads the pasted text. Nothing is uploaded.

Features

  • Client-only - parses pasted text, no connection.
  • Event list - type, reason, involved object, message.
  • Sorted - newest first by lastTimestamp.
  • Real parser - tolerant YAML subset, no external libs.
  • Copy / Download / Print - export the listing.

How to Use

  1. Run kubectl get events -o yaml and copy the output.
  2. Paste it into the box.
  3. View the parsed event stream.

Examples

Example 1 - failed scheduling. A Warning event with reason FailedScheduling.

Benefits

  • No cluster - fully client-side.
  • Real parsing - not a stub.
  • Sorted - newest events on top.
  • Private - everything runs in the browser.
  • Copy, download or print - export where you need it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this do?
You paste the output of kubectl get events -o yaml and the tool parses it in your browser to list the events with type, reason, involved object and message.
Does it connect to my cluster?
No. Everything is parsed locally from the text you paste. Nothing is uploaded and no cluster connection is made.
What input format?
The standard kubectl get events -o yaml output, which is a List with an items array of Event objects.
How are events ordered?
By lastTimestamp, newest first. Invalid or missing timestamps sort to the end.
Is the parsing real?
Yes. A small tolerant YAML parser runs entirely in the browser; it is not js-yaml.
Can I copy the result?
Yes. Copy, download or print the parsed event list.