[Open Source] A beautiful, lightweight, privately deployable ETCD V3 client. Completely free.
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1. Project Overview

Etcd Workbench
A beautiful, lightweight, and privately deployable ETCD V3 client that supports SSL and SSH Tunnel connections, as well as multi-account session management.
2. Open Source License
Licensed under Apache-2.0
3. Screenshots
Screenshot
This tool provides both dark and light themes.

Cluster Management 
Key Management 
Tree View Support 
Key Editor 
Version Comparison Support 
User Management 
Role Management

4. Feature Overview
Why Choose This Tool?
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Official client tools offer limited functionality and poor online editing experiences. This tool provides SSH tunnel connections, online code editing, version comparison, quick copying, and other features to make configuration center management more efficient!
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Most useful third-party tools require payment.
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This tool is completely open source and free!
5. Tech Stack
Private Deployment
First, ensure that your local environment has JDK 11 or later installed. Download the latest JAR package from the releases page and execute:
Visit [http://localhost:8002](http://localhost:8002) in your browser.
Private Deployment Documentation
Configuration File
Deployment configuration is simple. Only one configuration file is required, and it contains very few settings.
etcd-workbench.conf
Local Deployment
First, ensure that your local environment has JDK 11+ installed. Download the latest JAR package from the releases page, then place the configuration file etcd-workbench.conf in the same directory as the JAR package for it to take effect. Then execute the startup command:
Visit [http://localhost:8002](http://localhost:8002) in your browser.
Deployment with Docker
Pull the Docker Image
Start the Container
The image's working directory is /usr/tzfun/etcd-workbench, with the following directory structure.