Deis Dash is a web based UI for the Deis PaaS.
Features:
- Login and register
- Change password and manage Git ssh keys
- List users, grant admin, delete user, register user (admin only)
- List and create new apps
- Scale app
- Destroy app
- Edit app configuration
- List app builds
- Add and remove app domain names
- Add and remove app collaborators
- Display and filter app logs
Roadmap:
- Support pagination
- Support for tags, releases, certs, limits
# Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/olalonde/deisdash.git
cd deisdash
# Create Deis app
deis create dash
# Configure app
## tells npm to install devDependencies (needed for build)
deis config:set NPM_CONFIG_PRODUCTION=false
## tells our server to use the built files
deis config:set NODE_ENV=production
# Deploy app
git push deis
# Open Deis Dash in web browser
deis openIt was mainly tested on deis v1.12.2. If you find bugs with your version of Deis, please report them through Github issues.
Optional configuration:
To set the default deis controller (by default, deisdash tries to guess it based on domain).
deis config:set \
DEFAULT_CONTROLLER=https://deis.yourdomain.com \
CONTROLLER_LOCKED=true
Some of those configurations will only take effect when the app is rebuilt through a git push.
Deis Dash is a single page app written with React, Redux and Webpack. If you want to contribute code, try to lint your code with eslint.
To start contributing, make sure you have Node >v5 installed.
npm install
# start development server
npm run start
- Package as docker image with automated docker build?
Copyright 2016 Olivier Lalonde
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