Kubernetes SIG UI Introduction and Updates
summary
Kubernetes Dashboard is at v2.5.1 (supports Kubernetes up to 1.23.6; 1.24 support approved) and ships as one binary with a TypeScript front end, Go backend, and a Dashboard Metrics Scraper for metrics. Current work splits that binary into split UI and API into separate containers so the UI can be light and the backend scalable, adds a GraphQL API + API gateway to replace monolithic endpoints, uses informers for caching to reduce API server load, implements OIDC login/logout, permits mountable custom themes, and targets better performance for very large clusters (users report issues around ~10k pods / 100+ nodes).
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 1:10Introduction
- 2:19Kubernetes Dashboard
- 5:51Add Support for New Languages
- 8:30Roadmap
- 9:51Splitting Api and Ui of Kubernetes Dashboard into Two Containers
- 11:11Styling Improvements
- 12:56Graphql Api
- 15:15Authentication and Authorization Layer
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