Interface section in the Admin Panel allows you to control various UI related settings. They can be used to show/hide certain features on the dashboard.
- Enable External Clusters
- Enable Kubernetes Dashboard
- Enable OIDC Kubeconfig
- Disable Admin Kubeconfig
- Enable Web Terminal
Enable External Clusters
External clusters feature allows you to connect third-party Kubernetes clusters in a read-only mode to your Kubermatic
project. Those clusters will not be managed by the Kubermatic Kubernetes Platform therefore the available information
will be limited. Clusters on the list will have an External badge to indicate their origin.
This is how it looks like on the external cluster list and details page:
Enable Kubernetes Dashboard
This section controls the Kubernetes Dashboard support for created user clusters. When enabled an Open Dashboard
button will appear on the cluster details, and the API will allow Kubernetes Dashboard proxy access through the API.
Enable OIDC Kubeconfig
This setting controls whether OIDC provider should be used as a proxy for the kubeconfig. For more details on this feature please visit
OIDC Provider Configuration.
Disable Admin Kubeconfig
This setting controls whether Admin kubeconfig feature should be enabled for the user clusters. When disabled, the Admin Kubeconfig button will
not be visible on the cluster details page and the corresponding API endpoints will be disabled.
Enable Web Terminal
This setting controls whether the Web Terminal feature should be enabled for the user clusters. When enabling it, a button will appear on the
top right side of the user cluster page and the API will allow its usage. Note that OIDC Kubeconfig should be enabled to allow this option.
Please visit Web Terminal for more information about this feature.