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Pod Resource Usage Monitor

Paste kubectl top pods (metrics-server) output and compute usage client-side.

No live connection is made. Paste a snapshot from kubectl top pods - parsing happens entirely in your browser.
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About Pod Resource Usage Monitor

The Pod Resource Usage Monitor is a client-side scaffold. Paste the output of kubectl top pods (metrics-server) and it parses the table in your browser to show per-pod and total CPU and memory usage. It does NOT connect to a live cluster - you supply the snapshot yourself.

A small table parser sums CPU in millicores and memory in mebibytes. Nothing is uploaded.

Features

  • Client-only - parses pasted text, no connection.
  • Per-pod - CPU(cores) and MEMORY(bytes) per pod.
  • Totals - summed millicores and Mi.
  • Real parser - tolerant table parser.
  • Copy / Download / Print - export the summary.

How to Use

  1. Run kubectl top pods and copy the output.
  2. Paste it into the box.
  3. View per-pod and total usage.

Examples

Example 1 - two pods. 10m/50Mi and 100m/60Mi → totals 110m/110Mi.

Benefits

  • No cluster - fully client-side.
  • Real parsing - not a stub.
  • Totals - quick capacity view.
  • 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 top pods (from metrics-server) and the tool parses it in your browser to show per-pod and total CPU and memory usage.
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 top pods table: a header with CPU(cores) and MEMORY(bytes), then one row per pod.
How are totals computed?
CPU is summed in millicores (cores x 1000) and memory in mebibytes (Mi), converting Ki/Gi/Ti as needed.
Is the parsing real?
Yes. A small table parser runs entirely in the browser; it is not a stub.
Can I copy the result?
Yes. Copy, download or print the parsed summary.