The GUI is very useful for development and demos. At the moment it's not designed to support the amount of datas that we expect to have in production-like deployment.
Once you have CORD up and running you can find the port on which the GUI is exposed by running:
kubectl get service xos-gui NAME TYPE CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGE xos-gui NodePort 10.102.239.199 <none> 4000:30001/TCP 2h
By default the GUI is exposed on port
30001
To connect to the GUI you can just open a browser at <cluster-ip>:<gui-port
, where cluster-ip
is the ip of any node in your kubernetes cluster.
Username and password for the GUI are defined in the
xos-core
helm chart.
The above workflow will work just the same way when running on minikube
, but this helper is also available:
minikube service xos-gui
This command will open the GUI in you default browser