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Dashboard UI: show all user facing resources #136
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@bryk can you provide the actual status of the feature? |
Currently in late beta. We display all except two user facing resources. Now we continue work on showing more resource properties better. Docs and user guides are poor, though. |
@bryk are you expecting this feature to be present in 1.6 (as a stable, after beta)? |
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Description
User story: As a user I want to be able to access my cluster using only UI, only CLI or any mix of CLI and UI interactions. I want to see my entire application architecture through the UI.
Goals: The Dashboard UI shows all user facing resources and allows for CRUD operations on them. We define "user facing resources" as all Kubernetes resources that cluster admin or cluster users may want to interact with during their daily routine. In the view, the UI should show resource specification, status and all metadata. It should also link to all related resources, e.g., creator of a pod, or Deployment's Replica Sets. CRUD should be done as generic YAML/JSON editors that are equivalent to
kubectl edit
.Progress Tracker
We moved this feature from kubernetes/dashboard#961 to this issue. Alpha is already implemented, so was not tracked here. Development artifacts are linked here for reference.
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