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Kubernetes Dashboard

Install the Kubernetes Dashboard

I've updated the Kubernetes Dashboard deployment to use a Load Balancer (aka MetalLB) and include an admin-user Service Account.

The standard Kubernetes Dashboard deployment will use a NodePort and you will need to create an admin-user Service Account.

kubectl create -f dashboard/dashboard.yaml

Kubernetes Dashboard Token

Kubeadm (which we used to deploy this Kubernetes Cluster) does not support a Kube Config file for logging into the Kubernetes Dashboard. It only supports Token method.

To get the Token to login, we need to run a command to print out that token.

kubectl -n kubernetes-dashboard describe secret $(kubectl -n kubernetes-dashboard get secret | grep admin-user | awk '{print $1}')

Kubernetes Dashboard Example

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Get Kubernetes Dashboard ExternalIP from MetalLB

kubectl --namespace kubernetes-dashboard get service kubernetes-dashboard

Connect via https://ExternalIP