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Sometimes Kubernetes's light mode can be straining on the eyes.
Let's take a look to see how the new addition of a dark mode in Kubernetes 1.21 will reduce your eye strain and potentially mean for a better sleep.

When I'm deploying all of the Kubes, I know that I like to be able to focus really well.
How to enable
Let's get it set up:
- using the in-built hamburger menu, click onto Preferences

ii. now in the Preferences menu, select Theme variant

iii. choose the Dark option
Important to note:
- just like usual, commands such as
kubectl get pods -A
will still work the same. - there is no need to reconfigure the APIServer or kubelets
With that all done, you can now SAFELY enjoy the new dark mode.
Special thanks to sig-darkmode!

How to disable
There is no option available, but expected to be implemented in Kubernetes 2.0