Manage and monitor EDA (Event Driven Automation by Nokia) resources in Kubernetes directly from Visual Studio Code. This extension provides a convenient UI to view EDA namespaces, CRDs, system components, pods, alarms, deviations, and transactions — plus handy commands for editing and applying resources.
Features
EDA Namespaces and Resources
Browse resources in each EDA-managed namespace.
Create new resources from CRD skeletons.
Switch to edit mode with a single click — then apply or dry-run your changes.
Autocompletion, Suggestions and Popups for the ressources
Alarms & Deviations
See active alarms
View or reject deviations
Transactions
Browse recent transactions.
Show transaction details, revert or restore using edactl commands.
Pod Actions
Open a terminal to a Pod, view logs in a terminal, or delete/describe a Pod.
Filtering
Quick filter at the top-level views (Alt+Shift+F by default).
Clear filter to revert to full tree.
Installation
Prerequisites
A working Kubernetes environment with “EDA” and kubectl installed.
Install from VSIX or Marketplace
Reload VS Code to finalize activation.
Usage
Open the Explorer
Look for EDA Explorer on the activity bar. This is the main UI.
Browse and Filter
Expand the desired view, or press Alt+Shift+F to filter.
Edit Resources
Right-click a resource → "View Resource". Then press the switch-to-edit icon (or command) to make changes.
Apply or Dry-Run
Use the checkmark icon or the commands in the editor title bar to apply changes or validate with a dry-run.
Check Logs and Terminal
Right-click a Pod to open logs or a shell.
Configuration
In VS Code settings (File → Preferences → Settings), navigate to Extensions → EDA Explorer:
vscode-eda.logLevel
Adjust logging verbosity.
0 = Debug
1 = Info (default)
2 = Warning
3 = Error
Contributing
Contributions are welcome via GitHub pull requests or issues. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Connect with us on Discord for support and community discussions.
