See your serverless: introducing the Headlamp plugin for Knative
The Headlamp project announced a Knative plugin for its Kubernetes UI, released as version 0.3.0-beta. The plugin shows Knative KServices, Revisions and DomainMappings in a map view, and lets operators edit traffic splits and tags, with validation that traffic sums to 100%. It also displays effective autoscaling settings against cluster ConfigMaps and surfaces Prometheus metrics when the Prometheus plugin is installed.
What changes for platform teams
Platform teams running Knative can inspect routing, revisions, autoscaling and networking from Headlamp instead of switching between kn, kubectl and the Kubernetes UI. Actions such as editing traffic and restarting pods are gated by existing RBAC permissions, but the release is beta and the source gives no details on its maturity.
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