🪁 A modern, lightweight Kubernetes dashboard Driven by kubeconfig.yaml, note that kubeconfig.yaml needs to be renamed config (no suffix, no suffix, no suffix) Then put config on the lazy cat network disk (under the kite directory) in the administrator account You can configure multiple clusters in config, noting that you need to have cluster addresses that lazy cats can access. More document references: --------------- If you are testing out of curiosity, you can use the k3s app in the store and use its modified kubeconfig,yaml When you start it for the first time, you should not have put config in it. An error will be reported during startup. Change the file name, place config, and then restart kite The design is only for a single administrator to use, and multiple instances are not set up; if there are more users later and need it, you can consider adjusting it, and maintenance is welcome. (I didn't open multiple accounts alone to verify this) The official website document says that Pormetheus, and external Oauth can also be supported, but I haven't explored it
