The Kuzzle Admin Console allows you to manage your Kuzzle instances. It allows you to manage your data, subscriptions and security (users, profiles and roles).
Kuzzle is an open-source backend solution shipping out-of-the-box features like real-time subscriptions, geofencing, security, and advanced search.
Kuzzle provides a secure API which can be accessed through a wide range of protocols such as REST, Websocket or Message Queuing.
The Kuzzle Admin Console is a web application that connects to your Kuzzle instances. This means that your Kuzzle stack must be accessible from the computer running the Kuzzle Admin Console. To connect to Kuzzle you will need to provide your Kuzzle host (name or IP) and the port (default: 7512).
We host a running Admin Console here (or if you're using Kuzzle through SSL, you can use the https version), but you can also build your own local copy (see below).
An official Docker image is available on Dockerhub, to use it locally run:
docker run -it -p 8080:80 kuzzleio/admin-console
This will expose the Admin Console on http://localhost:8080, you're free to adapt the exposed port to your needs.
To build the Kuzzle Admin Console on your computer, follow these instructions:
git clone https://github.com/kuzzleio/kuzzle-admin-console
(clone this repository)npm install
(install dependencies)npm run build
: (build the Admin Console)- Serve the
dist
directory via your favorite HTTP server (e.g.http-server dist
) - Access the served files in your favorite browser