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About Kubeapps
Tutorials
- Get Started with Kubeapps
- Using an OIDC provider
- Managing Carvel packages
- Managing Flux packages
- Kubeapps on TKG
- Kubeapps on TCE
How-to guides
- Using the dashboard
- Access Control
- Basic Form Support
- Custon App View Support
- Custom Form Component Support
- Multi-cluster Support
- Offline installation
- Private Package Repository
- Syncing Package Repositories
- Using an OIDC provider with Pinniped
Background
Reference
About the project
How-to guides ΒΆ
How-to guides can be thought of as directions that guide the reader through the steps to achieve a specific end. They’ll help you achieve an end result but may require you to understand and adapt the steps to fit your specific requirements. Here you’ll find short answers to “How do I…?” types of questions.
| How-to-guides | Get stuff done |
|---|---|
| Access Control | Establish how users will authenticate with the Kubernetes clusters on which Kubeapps operates. |
| Basic Form Support | Configure your Helm chart in order to present a simple intuitive form during installation. |
| Custom App View Support | Inject custom app views for specific deployments. |
| Custom Form Component Support | Extend basic form with custom UI component or third party APIs for component values and validation. |
| Dashboard | Manage and deploy applications in your cluster by using Kubeapps dashboard. |
| Multi-cluster Support | Configure Kubeapps to target other clusters when deploying a package, in addition to the cluster on which Kubeapps is itself deployed. |
| Offline Installation | Install Kubeapps in an offline environment (without Internet connection) |
| Private Package Repository | Configure Kubeapps to use a private package repository. |
| Syncing Package Repositories | Change default configuration for scheduling the syncing process of the Package Repositories (globally or specific for a given Package Repository) |
| Using an OIDC provider with Pinniped | Install and configure Pinniped in your cluster to trust your identity provider and configure Kubeapps to proxy requests via Pinniped. |
Alternatively, our Tutorials section contains step-by-step tutorials to help outline what Kubeapps is capable of while helping you achieve specific aims, such as installing Kubeapps or using an OIDC provider.
Take a look at our Reference section when you need to know design decisions, what functions the API supports, detailed developer guides, etc.
Finally, for a better understanding of Kubeapps architecture, our Background section enables you to expand your knowledge.