Introducing Kadalu Storage Console

Static website - Kadalu Storage instance details are stored in Local Storage of the browser, and API calls are initiated by the browser itself. Storage Console uses Alpine JS to add reactivity to the app.

Zero install - Storage Console is hosted by us. No need to download and install in your setup.

Easily manage the Kadalu Storage running behind firewall - Since the API calls initiated from the browser you are running to the configured Kadalu Storage instances, all it needs is connectivity to your Cluster from the machine where you opened the console. To access the Kadalu Storage instance from an external node or mobile, use any proxy service for Storage manager URL and Port.

Secured and Privacy focused - Once the web page is opened, no details about API calls are shared to our server. All API calls are internal, and it is only between the browser and the Cluster.

Easily manage multiple Kadalu Storage instances.

Responsive view for both desktop and mobile.

Add Kadalu Storage repo

echo 'deb https://kadalu.tech/pkgs/1.0.x/ubuntu/22.04 /' | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/kadalu.list
curl -fsSL https://kadalu.tech/pkgs/1.0.x/ubuntu/22.04/KEY.gpg | gpg --dearmor | sudo tee /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/kadalu.gpg > /dev/null
sudo apt update

Install Kadalu Storage packages and Start the Storage manager

sudo apt install kadalu-storage
sudo systemctl enable kadalu-mgr
sudo systemctl start kadalu-mgr

Now Open the Storage console and register the instance and start managing.

Console is not yet capable of installing and starting the Kadalu Storage packages. Manually install and start the Kadalu Storage in all the required nodes.

No Storage units provisioning - Storage units or Bricks should be pre-provisioned to use for Volume creation from the web console.

Missing features - Storage Console is very new, not all the features from APIs/CLI are supported. More features will be added in upcoming releases.