MicroDash Addon: a MicroK8s dashboard/web-console developed in Angular #1345
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Add MicroDash as a MicroK8s add-on. It depends on the new cluster-agent-api provided by this PR #1121
MicroDash is a simple MicroK8s dashboard/web-console providing various information and actions for your running MicroK8s instance.
The main concept is that Angular files are added in NGINX, which is configured as a reverse proxy, using CALLBACK TOKEN to access MicroK8s APIs and Bearer TOKEN from within the pods to access specific K8s APIs. so an overview and some actions of your MicroK8s installation are exposed through your browser, using also basic-auth to limit access of UI to admins only.
MicroDash v1.0.0 will expose information and handling for add-ons and services. The user can enable or disable add-ons and restart services from this web UI.
It is implemented with Angular 9.0 and you can easily install it as a MicroK8s add-on or separately, using Docker or you local Angular dev environment. Check all the installation options from this README
A screenshot from MicroDash after building and installing MicroK8s from this PR, and enabling it using the command microk8s.enable microdash