21 days ago
- Webernetes is a partial port of Kubernetes to TypeScript, enabling clusters to run in the browser.
- It is about 140KiB gzipped and avoids WebAssembly due to size constraints, instead being a from-scratch TypeScript implementation.
- The project includes features like pod lifecycles, DNS, networking, and deployments, with a browser-based image registry.
- Almost all code was generated by LLMs, but rigorous manual review and integration testing against k3s were used to ensure correctness.
- It includes 204 integration tests and 1,855 unit tests to validate behavior matches real Kubernetes.
- The author spent two months on the project, with significant LLM token usage, costing over $1,800 in the final week.
- Webernetes is intended for interactive educational content, not production, and future expansions are planned based on user needs.