txn2/kubefwd

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Bulk port forwarding Kubernetes services for local development.

Documentation | Getting Started | User Guide | API Reference | MCP (AI Integration) kubefwd enables developers to work on their local machine while seamlessly accessing services running in a Kubernetes cluster. If you're building a new API that needs to connect to a database at , an auth service at , and a cache at , all running in your development cluster, kubefwd makes them available locally by…

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Documentation | Getting Started | User Guide | API Reference | MCP (AI Integration) kubefwd enables developers to work on their local machine while seamlessly accessing services running in a Kubernetes cluster. If you're building a new API that needs to connect to a database at , an auth service at , and a cache at , all running in your development cluster, kubefwd makes them available locally by their service names, exactly as they would appear in-cluster. No environment-specific…

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