hashi-ui
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A modern user interface for @hashicorp Consul & Nomad
Currently, `hashi-ui` is hard-coded to use `GiB` as a unit of measure of RAM. This is highly impractical on small Nomad client instances (which we use a lot in our...
👋 Hello there, here at PagerDuty my team just started using Nomad and we have one burning wish for the UI: have a rollback button. Sometimes when things don't go...
Hi, When using this in a limited network env, without internet, the browser can't load CDN resource from any other site. Will you please compact them in the binary (I...
`hashi-ui` should (optionally) indefinitely retry connections to nomad instead of failing to start.
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When I click on a service in the GUI of Consul, it shows me the port AND the IP address. Hashi only shows the Port (running the Docker version)
Hello, not quite sure this is related to the hashi-ui. I get the following error after integrating Vault in Nomad and trying to scale some group from the ui: `Unexpected...
Spontaneously, the client will through this error. It doesn't seem to be precipitated by any particular activity and it so far is repeatable on demand. I'm not sure what state...
No Log coming on log page . Is there any configuration to view the logs? I get below error message. level=error msg="connection: unable to run /allocation/3f34fb32-2b20-b59f-723f-86a653db995a/dir?path=/alloc/logs/: Get http:///v1/client/fs/ls/3f34fb32-2b20-b59f-723f-86a653db995a?path=%!F(MISSING)alloc%!F(MISSING)logs%!F(MISSING)®ion=global&stale Jul 29...
GUI seems to have rendering issue with 1.10 on chrome on cosul 1.4.4 The nodes and services columns show check, error, warning overlapping the hostnames. The top right datacenter name...
