The shortcut sheet, one keystroke away.
Shortcuts are written for macOS. On Windows and Linux, use Ctrl wherever you see ⌘. On a Mac, most shortcuts also work with Ctrl, but the ones that are only in the menus (⌘⇧C, ⌘/) and the editors’ (⌘S, ⌘F, ⌘Z) need ⌘.
General
Desktop app only
These are in the app’s menus, and work in the desktop app. A browser keeps ⌘N and ⌘1…6 for its own windows and tabs, so when Lumovi runs in your cluster, use the command palette for those instead.Go to a view
Press G, then a letter, within a second or so. Hover an item in the sidebar to see its letter.
ReplicaSets, Autoscalers, Network Policies, Volumes, Storage Classes, API resources, Right-sizing, add-on pages and custom resources have no letter. Open them from the sidebar, or type their name into ⌘K.
Lists
While the detail panel is open, moving through the list opens each row in turn. In the filter box, ↓ moves into the list and Esc leaves the box. See Several at once for what to do with a selection.
The open object
The panel’s edge can be dragged to resize it, or focused and moved with ← →. Lumovi remembers its width. See Object details.
Dialogs
Dialogs that delete, drain or uninstall open with the focus on Cancel, or on the field where you type the name, so a stray ↵ never confirms them. See Changing things safely.
Editing YAML
Esc doesn’t close the panel while you’re editing, so a stray keystroke never loses your work. See Edit YAML.
The editors in Create from YAML and in Helm’s upgrade and install dialogs work the same way: there, ⌘S creates the objects, or reviews the values.
The map
In an object’s Map tab:Charts
On the Metrics page and in every Metrics tab:Logs
Everything else in the log viewer is a button or a chip. See Logs.
Start screen and command palette
The command palette finds views, objects, namespaces and clusters, and the actions for the open object. See Search, filters and ⌘K.