sudo pip3 install gdash
Start gdash
service in any one of the Gluster server node.
sudo gdash <HOSTNAME>
Provide the hostname to identify where gdash is running. Use the same hostname or IP which is used with Gluster Peer/Volume commands. Gdash will use this to replace the mention of "localhost" in the peer commands.
Protect the dashboard access from others by setting the username and password.
Generate One way hash of Password
$ echo -n "MySecret@01" | sha256sum
1ae946b331052b646ca7d0857dfb205835b2a00a33a35e40b4419a5e150213f3 -
Add that to a file(/etc/glusterfs/gdash.dat
) in the following format,
admin=1ae946b331052b646ca7d0857dfb205835b2a00a33a35e40b4419a5e150213f3
aravinda=9e56d42f4be084e5e56c9c23c3917ae10611678743b7f7ca0f6d65c4dd413408
Then run gdash using,
sudo gdash node1.example.com --auth-file=/etc/glusterfs/gdash.dat
Now you can visit http://localhost:8080 (or :8080 if accessing gdash externally) from your browser.
Note: Port can be customized by providing --port
option(For example, --port 3000
)
Other available options are
$ gdash --help
usage: gdash [-h] [--version] [--port PORT] [--gluster-binary GLUSTER_BINARY]
[--auth-file AUTH_FILE] [--ssl-cert CERT_FILE] [--ssl-key KEY_FILE] [--ssl-ca CA_CERT_FILE] [--ssl-ciphers LIST_OF_CIPHERS]
host
gdash - GlusterFS Dashboard
positional arguments:
host Hostname of Current node as used in Gluster peer
commands. Gdash replaces the "localhost" references
with this name
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--version show program's version number and exit
--port PORT Gdash Port(Default is 8080)
--gluster-binary GLUSTER_BINARY Gluster binary path.
--auth-file AUTH_FILE Users Credentials file. One user
entry per row in the
format <username>=<password_hash>
--ssl-cert CERT_FILE Path to SSL Certificate file
--ssl-key KEY_FILE Path to SSL Key file
--ssl-ca CA_FILE Path to SSL CA Certificate file
--ssl-ciphers List of SSL Ciphers to allow
- [Dec 04, 2014] http://aravindavk.in/blog/introducing-gdash (Previous version, UI is different now)
- [Oct 19, 2020] https://kadalu.io/blog/gdash-v1.0
For feature requests, issues, suggestions here