DISCLAMER: This project is just a weekend project and does not claim to be well tested or production-ready in any way. Since I started this project, the official Kubernetes dashboard project has gotten a lot of traction. The people working on this have done some great work, check it out!

Kubernetes Manager

This project is a browser-based interface to the Kubernetes API. The idea is to provide most of the functionality of the kubectl.sh command-line tool. Additionally, it should give you a quick overview of the health status of your Kubernetes cluster.

Screenshots

Dashboard

Events

Pod Details

Installation

Kubernetes Manager needs to be run through a kubernetes API server proxy in order to be able to access the API from the browser, much like the pre-installed "KubeUI".

Prerequisites

You need a running Kubernetes cluster. See kubernetes.io for details.

IMPORTANT: (Heapster monitoring)[https://github.com/kubernetes/heapster] needs to be enabled!

Start Service and Resource Controller

cd to the project root and execute kubectl create -f k8s-manager. After a few seconds, you should find the URL to your Kubernetes Manager here:

https://[MASTER-IP-ADDRESS]/api/v1/proxy/namespaces/kube-system/services/k8s-manager

Development

Kubernetes Manager is built using AngularJS. Please feel free to fork this repository, ask me questions or submit pull requests!

TODOs

• Write proper unit tests
• Write end-to-end tests
• Configure Grunt build process for JS and CSS minification
• Create modal detail views for resource controllers
• Create modal detail views for services
• Make resource controllers scalable with slider