Piku dashboard is a management interface for apps running in piku. It is itself an application that runs inside of piku (so meta!).
Piku dashboard handles most runtime viewing and management concerns:
- Viewing Host information
- Viewing Logs
- Viewing and managing Config values
- Managing Application lifecycle (Starting, Stopping, Restarting)
- (WIP) Managing worker scaling
- Destroying applications
Piku Dashboard tries to delegate to the ~/piku.py script whereever possible, to avoid re-implementing behaviour
present in the original script (and subsequently create hidden dependencies.).
Structurally, it is a python/flask web app with basic authentication.
- pull this repo, and deploy to your piku instance using git:
git remote add piku piku@mypikuinstance.com:piku_dashboard
git push piku master- Set config keys for session management and basic authentication:
# shown here using the piku operator helper
piku config:set SECRET_KEY=abcdef123456790 USERNAME=bob PASSWORD=asdfghjkl0
# You can set other settings, like port number, etc, as you would with any piku app- Navigate to the hosted piku_dashboard and start managing your apps.
The default port is listed in the
ENVfile.