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How to access the Dapr Dashboard when its running in Kubernetes? #186
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Bump - having the same issue. |
Same issue here. It seems dapr init -k doesn't install it in kubernetes mode anymore. I used a proxy to access it, but now I don't see the dapr-dashboard service for it anymore. Did that change in the last year or so? |
Yes, the dashboard is now installed separately from Dapr - https://github.com/dapr/dashboard#installation. Once the dashboard is installed, you can connect to it locally via |
I would recommend noting that somewhere in the documentation. I could not find any mention of it. I only found out thru trial and error. I did see changes to the dapr init command to specify the dashboard version, has that been removed and just the docs are out of date? |
I'm really not understanding how to access the dashboard when it is running in Kubernetes. The instructions just say I need the Dapr CLI and can launch it as follows:
dapr dashboard -k
I have the Dapr CLI on my laptop, and when I run that command it appears to somehow magically detect that the dashboard is running in the "Dapr-system" namespace at "http://localhost:8080", but it fails to connect.
Looking at the dashboard setup in the Kubernetes cluster, it appears to be configured from the helmchart at "http://localhost:8080". I'm not understanding how that would possibly work within the cluster.
I'm hoping this may be the reason none of our sidecar containers ever startup. There was an issue reported that the sidecars wouldn't startup because they could not talk to the dashboard.
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