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title: "Demuxer (@demuxer) | Hashnode"
description: "Desktop apps for developers and ops teams. Kuberniq, our Kubernetes client for macOS and Windows, is free for personal projects."
url: "https://hashnode.com/@demuxer"
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@demuxer

# Demuxer

@demuxer · Joined November 2026

Desktop apps for developers and ops teams. Kuberniq, our Kubernetes client for macOS and Windows, is free for personal projects.

### [Right-size Kubernetes CPU and memory requests from 7 days of Prometheus](https://demuxer.hashnode.dev/right-size-kubernetes-cpu-and-memory-requests-from-7-days-of-prometheus?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Most CPU and memory requests are set once, by a guess, and never looked at again. At Demuxer we build Kuberniq, a desktop Kubernetes client for macOS and Windows, and this article shows how it compare

3 min read · [demuxer.hashnode.dev](https://demuxer.hashnode.dev/right-size-kubernetes-cpu-and-memory-requests-from-7-days-of-prometheus?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[1d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/right-size-kubernetes-cpu-and-memory-requests-from-7-days-of-prometheus/6af388fc22fff8b635e73eb9)

### [Edit Kubernetes YAML against the cluster's own schema, and see the diff before you apply](https://demuxer.hashnode.dev/edit-kubernetes-yaml-against-the-cluster-s-own-schema-and-see-the-diff-before-you-apply?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Changing a manifest in a live cluster is quick to do and easy to get wrong. At Demuxer we build Kuberniq, a desktop Kubernetes client for macOS and Windows, and this article shows its YAML editor, whi

2 min read · [demuxer.hashnode.dev](https://demuxer.hashnode.dev/edit-kubernetes-yaml-against-the-cluster-s-own-schema-and-see-the-diff-before-you-apply?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[1d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/edit-kubernetes-yaml-against-the-cluster-s-own-schema-and-see-the-diff-before-you-apply/6af388b769752d851e945d58)

### [From a failed Kubernetes pod to its log and a shell, in one window](https://demuxer.hashnode.dev/from-a-failed-kubernetes-pod-to-its-log-and-a-shell-in-one-window?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

A pod fails, and the next ten minutes go to finding out why. At Demuxer we build Kuberniq, a desktop Kubernetes client for macOS and Windows, and this article shows how it takes you from the failure t

2 min read · [demuxer.hashnode.dev](https://demuxer.hashnode.dev/from-a-failed-kubernetes-pod-to-its-log-and-a-shell-in-one-window?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[1d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/from-a-failed-kubernetes-pod-to-its-log-and-a-shell-in-one-window/6af3886ecda41e65de315d93)

### [Find what's broken across every namespace of a Kubernetes cluster](https://demuxer.hashnode.dev/find-what-s-broken-across-every-namespace-of-a-kubernetes-cluster?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

When a service misbehaves, the first question is where in the cluster the problem is. At Demuxer we build Kuberniq, a desktop Kubernetes client for macOS and Windows, and this article shows its analys

3 min read · [demuxer.hashnode.dev](https://demuxer.hashnode.dev/find-what-s-broken-across-every-namespace-of-a-kubernetes-cluster?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[1d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/find-what-s-broken-across-every-namespace-of-a-kubernetes-cluster/6af38824705e666b850e343c)

### [Open every cluster in your kubeconfig, with no account](https://demuxer.hashnode.dev/open-every-cluster-in-your-kubeconfig-with-no-account?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Most people who run Kubernetes keep several clusters in one kubeconfig: production, staging, one on the laptop, sometimes one per region or per customer. At Demuxer we build Kuberniq, a desktop Kubern

3 min read · [demuxer.hashnode.dev](https://demuxer.hashnode.dev/open-every-cluster-in-your-kubeconfig-with-no-account?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[1d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/open-every-cluster-in-your-kubeconfig-with-no-account/6af3876bd9d12e56ae21388a)
