Quick start

You need:

• A Kubernetes cluster that runs kgateway 2.3, 2.4 or 2.5.
• helm 3.8 or later, and kubectl with access to that cluster.

1. Install the chart

helm install ui oci://ghcr.io/duncandoyle/charts/snellius \
  -n snellius --create-namespace

This installs the latest release. Add --version <version> to pick one; the releases page lists them.

2. Open the UI

kubectl -n snellius port-forward svc/ui-snellius 8080:80

Open http://localhost:8080.

3. Look around

• Overview. The install page opens on its health state and the problems that need attention first. With more than one kgateway install, the home page lists them all.
• Gateways and Routes. The tabs in the header list every Gateway, ListenerSet and route the install manages. Open one to see its conditions, listeners and attachment.
• Findings. Every problem, filterable by severity, code, kind and namespace. “Learn more” on a finding explains its cause and fix; the finding codes page has every entry.

Note

Snellius has no login yet. Anyone who reaches the UI sees what its ServiceAccount can read. Keep it behind a port-forward, or read the security and trust model before you expose it.

Uninstall

helm uninstall ui -n snellius