State of the UI: Leveraging Kubernetes Dashboard
summary
Kubernetes Dashboard is a web UI with over 2,000 commits and 143 contributors that 60% of users rely on for visualization and onboarding; a survey of 163 respondents highlights demand for plugins, multi‑cluster views and stronger security. Current work migrates from Angular 1 to Angular 2+ and moves metrics to the Kubernetes metrics API. Demo shows fixing a failed pod by correcting a container image typo, editing a ConfigMap env var, deleting a pod to pick up the change, and deploying a hotfix for a memory leak.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:55Overview
- 3:06Why Use a UI
- 5:23Onboarding
- 7:00Does it replace Cubectl
- 11:00Demo
- 20:20Future of Dashboard
- 26:20Wrapup
- 27:55Questions
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