Everything dash shows comes from a plugin. A plugin turns itself on when its settings are complete (rustfs is off unless enabled: true), and plugins.<id>.enabled: false turns it off; its pages are hidden while it does not run. Each page below is generated from the plugin's manifest, its settings schema and its hand-written notes (cmd/dash/plugindocs/<id>.md).
| Plugin | What | Pages | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
Prometheus-compatible (prometheus) |
VictoriaMetrics or Prometheus: the series behind charts, KPIs and host metrics. | - | - |
Alertmanager (alertmanager) |
Alerts and silences. | Alerts and silences | silence.create, silence.expire |
Gatus (gatus) |
Endpoint health. | Service status | - |
VictoriaLogs (victorialogs) |
The pod logs the UI shows. | - | - |
Proxmox VE (proxmox) |
Virtual machines, containers and the hypervisor. | Virtual machines | - |
Hardware (hardware) |
The physical hosts behind the cluster. | Hardware | - |
SSH hosts (ssh) |
Linux machines read over SSH: their hardware, what runs on them and live metrics. | Hosts | - |
Kubernetes (kubernetes) |
How dash reaches and reads the cluster. | Kubernetes cluster | restart |
Flux (flux) |
Flux sources, kustomizations and Helm releases. | GitOps (Flux) | reconcile |
CloudNativePG (cnpg) |
CloudNativePG Postgres clusters and the age of their last backup. | - | - |
RustFS (rustfs) |
Buckets and capacity of a RustFS object store. | - | - |
Grafana (grafana) |
Links to dashboards. | - | - |
Headlamp (headlamp) |
Deep links into the Kubernetes UI. | - | - |
Launcher (launcher) |
Links to your infrastructure. | - | - |