Deprecated: This product has been deprecated by its upstream maintainers. We recommend using Headlamp instead — a modern, extensible Kubernetes web UI with plugin support and an active community. Kubernetes Dashboard is a web-based UI for conveniently inspecting the state of your Kubernetes cluster. This package deploys the Dashboard together with an automatically created ServiceAccount that is granted the built-in view ClusterRole, with additional permissions to view Nodes, StorageClasses, and PersistentVolumes. The setup is designed for safe operational visibility: you can explore resources and their state without the risk of accidental modifications or exposure of sensitive data.
Creates a ServiceAccount during installation and configures it for seamless login.
Uses the view role for safe cluster exploration without write permissions.
Regenerates authentication tokens automatically.
Provides quick access through application endpoints in the cloud console.
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Deploy Kubernetes Dashboard with a preconfigured read-only ServiceAccount for safe cluster inspection.
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Provided by Kubernetes. See the documentation and project links above.
Infrastructure support
Provided by Nebius for the underlying cloud infrastructure.
