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AI-3.6 (stable)
AI-3.6 (stable)
  • Overview
    • Alluxio Namespace and Under File System
    • Worker Management and Consistent Hashing
    • Multi Tenancy and Unified Management
    • I/O Resiliency
  • Getting Started with K8s
    • Resource Prerequisites and Compatibility
    • Installation
      • Install on Kubernetes
      • Handling Images
      • Advanced Configuration
      • License
    • Monitoring and Metrics
    • Management Console
      • Deployment
      • Navigation
      • User Roles & Access Control
    • Cluster Administration
    • System Health Check & Quick Recovery
    • Diagnostic Snapshot
  • Storage Integrations
    • Amazon AWS S3
    • Google Cloud GCS
    • Azure Blob Store
    • Aliyun OSS
    • Tencent COS
    • Volcengine TOS
    • Baidu Object Storage
    • HDFS
    • Network Attached Storage (NAS)
  • Data Access
    • Access via FUSE (POSIX API)
      • Client Writeback
      • Client Virtual Path Mapping
    • Access via S3 API
    • Access via PythonSDK/FSSpec
    • Data Access High Availability
      • Multiple Replicas
      • Multiple Availability Zones (AZ)
    • Performance Optimizations
      • File Reading
      • File Writing
      • Metadata Listing
    • UFS Bandwidth Limiter
  • Cache Management
    • Cache Filter Policy
    • Cache Loading
    • Cache Eviction
      • Manual Eviction by Free Command
      • Auto Eviction by TTL Policy
      • Auto Eviction by Priority Policy
    • Stale Cache Cleaning
    • Cache Quota
  • Performance Benchmarks
    • Fio (POSIX) Benchmark
    • COSBench (S3) Benchmark
    • MLPerf Storage Benchmark
  • Security
    • TLS Support
  • Reference
    • User CLI
    • Metrics
    • S3 API Usage
    • Third Party Licenses
  • Release Notes
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  1. Getting Started with K8s

Management Console

The Management Console is a web application designed to help users manage and operate Alluxio clusters more efficiently.

It is primarily intended for system administrators, providing a graphical interface that displays key cluster information, including essential metrics and the status of various components. When issues arise, administrators can quickly identify problems and take appropriate action through the Management Console.

The Console also integrates a set of commonly used management features, such as:

  • Managing the mount table

  • Configuring quotas

  • Managing priority and TTL policies

  • Submitting preload and free jobs

  • Collecting cluster diagnostic information

These tasks can be performed directly through the web interface, eliminating the need to use command-line tools and streamlining the overall management experience.

If you encounter issues accessing or rendering the UI, start by checking the dashboard logs located at /mnt/alluxio/dashboard/logs inside the dashboard pod for more detailed information. For browsers, Chrome is recommended, with support for Chrome version 80 and above. Internet Explorer is not supported, so please avoid using it.

Last updated 2 days ago