I am doing some test with the oss version currently, as my company is a not for profit company and we therefore need to keep costs low.
From what I can read in the feature overview there should be a single dashboard per namespace available in the oss version. Unfortunately I cannot confirm that. Have I done something wrong compiling it? I have followed the following instructions: https://github.com/sensu/sensu-go#building-from-source
Can you describe what you were expecting to see based on what you read in the feature matrix? I think we probably have some sub-optimal words in the marketing material.
To be clear, the 4 panel summary in the web-ui as of 5.17 and prior was never part of the OSS web-ui “dashboard” client. I think prior to the federated view, this was referred to often as the HUD or homepage.
So as I said, I think the problem here is around the words in the marketing materials. We need to fix the feature matrix to be clearer as “dashboard” has been used in a couple of different ways.
On one hand we’ve been using it quite generally to refer to the embedded “web-ui api client”. As an example, the word “dashboard” is used in configuration keys for the the sensu-backend service to control aspects of that web-ui client. So with that usage in mind, OSS has an embedded web-ui api client (ie the dashboard). In the 5.17 documentation for the dashboard, there’s an effort to point out that the 4 panel homepage view is a commercial feature, while refering to the “Dashboard” as the web-ui client.
On the other hand, we’ve started to very recently refer to the federated view as “a dashboard” in the latest release, calling it as such in the web-ui sidebar menu. A dashboard inside the dashboard, if you will. So that’s the confusion we’ve caused by using the word in a couple of different contexts.
As Caleb posted today, the web-ui itself is going to be separated out as a separate OSS repository instead of being embedded in the OSS sensu-backend. As a result of that, we’ll have to re-work the language in the feature matrix further.
can I ask how you got that UI by following the docs here?
when I follow that for version 6.0 and 6.1 the sensu-backend does not listen on port 3000 at all, even if I explicitly specify it as such in the backend.yml
in order to get any kind of working web UI (minus the promised single site dashboard) I need to follow the extra steps in here
am I following the right procedure or am I doing something wrong?