kusk dashboard
Kusk provides a Kusk Dashboard command to expose and navigate easily to the Kusk Gateway Dashboard in the browser. kusk dashboard will start a port-forward session on port 8080, by default, to the envoyfleet serving the dashboard and will open the dashboard in the browser. By default this is kusk-gateway-private-envoy-fleet.kusk-system.
If you installed all the components using kusk install without changing any of the default values, running kusk dashboard will be sufficient to open the dashboard.
The flags --envoyfleet.namespace and --envoyfleet.name can be used to change the envoyfleet.
Flags
| Flag | Description | Required? |
|---|---|---|
--kubeconfig | absolute path to kube config | ❌ |
--envoyfleet.name | kusk gateway dashboard envoy fleet service name. (default: kusk-gateway-private-envoy-fleet) | ❌ |
--envoyfleet.namespace | kusk gateway dashboard envoy fleet service namespace. (default: kusk-system) | ❌ |
--external-port | external port to access dashboard at. (default: 8080) | ❌ |
Examples
$ kusk dashboard
Opens the Kusk Dashboard in the browser by exposing the default private envoy fleet on port 8080
$ kusk dashboard --envoyfleet.namespace=other-namespace --envoyfleet.name=other-envoy-fleet
Specify other envoyfleet and namespace that is serving the dashboard
$ kusk dashboard --external-port=9090
Expose dashboard on port 9090
$ kusk dashboard --kubeconfig=/path/to/kube/config
Specify path to kube config. $HOME/.kube/config is used by default.