Nice dashboard and controls for managing Rook Ceph data storage.

You can install/run the Koor data-control-center as a binary or via the Helm chart in Kubernetes.

Using the Helm chart to run in Kubernetes is the recommended way.

Checkout the configuration documentation here.

• make installed
• Golang version 1.21 or higher
• Node version of at least v16.x
• yarn for, e.g., yarn dev to preview the frontend, just yarn to install all dependencies (please don't use npm).
• buf cli installed (you can use make buf to install it to your Go bin path)
• go-licenses: Run go install github.com/google/go-licenses@latest.
• prettier is installed when running yarn.

• Generate Protobuf code: make gen-proto
• Run server: make run-server
• Installing the frontend dependencies: yarn
• Run frontend dev server: yarn dev

• You can use the built-in debugger to start the "compound" debug group called "All" to have everything ready to start development.

To run the server and everything you need to create a copy of the config.example.yaml called config.yaml in the root of the repository. Depending on what you want to develop/contribute to, you might want to update the config.yaml as you need. It is recommended to add an user to the users: list so you can login.

For running the data-control-center a kubeconfig file is currently required. A minikube cluster (extra configuration might be needed) with a Rook Ceph test cluster (manifest) instealld is enough for simple development and testing.

• Must run prettier format on any changed files. For Codium/VSCode users that should automatically be configured due to the settings in .vscode/ folder.
• Protobuf files: Must follow the Protobuf Style Guide - buf.
• ESLint is used for style checking.

The project is licensed under the MIT License.

Licenses of used libraries, code and media can be found in the src/public/licenses/ folder.