az-tui

az-tui [options]

az-tui is a terminal-based user interface for managing Azure Container Apps, inspired by K9s. It provides a keyboard-driven interface for browsing, inspecting, and debugging container applications directly from the terminal without needing the Azure portal.
The tool follows a hierarchical navigation model: resource groups, container apps, revisions, containers, and environment variables. Users can view detailed application metadata in JSON format, inspect revisions with active status and traffic allocation percentages, stream container logs in real-time, and execute commands within running containers for troubleshooting.
Written in Go using the Bubble Tea TUI framework, az-tui communicates with Azure through the Azure CLI. Navigation uses VIM-inspired key bindings: / to filter, : to switch contexts, Enter to drill down, Esc to go back, and q to quit. Mode-specific bindings include r to refresh, R to restart a revision, l to view logs, s to open a shell, and v to display environment variables.
A mock mode (--mock) provides synthetic data for development and testing without requiring Azure credentials.

-mock, -m

Use mock data instead of connecting to Azure CLI

Print version information and exit

The ACA_RG environment variable can be set to restrict browsing to a specific Azure resource group. If unset, all resource groups across the subscription are displayed.

Requires the Azure CLI to be installed and authenticated via az login. The Azure Container Apps extension must be installed (az extension add -n containerapp). Only manages Azure Container Apps; other Azure services are not supported. The project is in early development.

az-tui was created by IAL32 and released as an open-source project under the MIT license on GitHub in August 2024. It is written in Go and built on the Charm ecosystem (Bubble Tea, Bubbles, Lip Gloss).

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