The Administration Console UI
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The kots
Admin UI provides a visual interface for managing the DataStax Mission Control installation. It handles DataStax Mission Control configuration, licensing, and upgrades. Configuring access to this interface is accomplished through the kots kubectl
plugin.
Procedure
- kubectl proxy
-
To access the Admin Console from a local machine, run this command on a pre-installed
Control Plane Mode
server that runs the application managerkotsadm
:To meet the server prerequisite, see Installing Control-Plane.
-
Example command using the namespace flag:
kubectl kots admin-console -n mission-control
The namespace value, signaled with the
-n
flag, must bemission-control
. See the Replicated documentation for details. -
Type
Ctrl+C
to exit. -
The
kubectl
command openslocalhost port 8800
, which forwards to thekotsadm
service. Use the--port
flag to specify an alternate port. -
Open a web browser to
http://localhost:8800
. This opens the Admin Console.
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