For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt. This page is also available as Markdown.

Rafay Kubernetes Operations Platform

Deploy and view clusters, namespaces, workloads and more using Rafay plugin

Plugin details

Created by

Rafay Systems

Category

Monitoring

Source

Type

Open-source plugin

Configuration

Application configuration YAML

proxy:
  '/rs-plugin':
    target: <rafay_console_url>
    pathRewrite:
      /api/proxy/rs-plugin/?: /
    headers:
      X-RAFAY-API-KEYID: ${X-RAFAY-API-KEYID}

In the above YAML, replace <rafay_console_url> with the real console URL e.g.,https://console.rafay.dev.

Secrets

Since the X-RAFAY-API-KEYID variable is used in the application configuration, you must generate a RAFAY API key and set it as the value of variable X-RAFAY-API-KEYID. For information about how to generate an API key, go to the instructions.

Delegate proxy

If the target cluster is on a private network, ensure that you include the host portion of the cluster's base URL in this section. If the cluster is not on a private network, skip this section.

After adding the host, you can select one or more delegates that have access to the host. If you leave the delegate selectors field empty, it is assumed that all delegates in the account have access to the host/cluster.

When adding the host, include only the host name. Remove the protocol (HTTP/HTTPS) and any port number associated with it.

Layout

This plugin exports new cards under overview tab for a service or for any other layout page. These are auto-ingested, and you can view them under ConfigureLayout, select Service in the dropdown menu.

Support

The plugin is owned by Rafay Systems and managed in the public npm package. Reach out to Rafay Systems to report bugs or suggest new features for the plugin.

Last updated

Was this helpful?