Open Data Hub Dashboard

A dashboard for Open Data Hub components.

• Shows what's installed
• Show's what's available for installation
• Links to component UIs
• Links to component documentation

Requirements

ODH requires the following to run:

• NodeJS and NPM
  • Node recommended version -> 18.14.0
  • NPM recommended version -> 8.19.4
• OpenShift CLI
• kustomize
• podman
• Have access to Quay.io

Additional tooling requirements

• OpenShift CLI, the "oc" command
• Podman
• Quay.io

Development

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/opendatahub-io/odh-dashboard

2. Within the repo context, install project dependencies

   cd odh-dashboard && npm install

Build project

npm run build

Serve development content

This is the default context for running a local UI. Make sure you build the project using the instructions above prior to running the command below.

npm run start

For in-depth local run guidance review the contribution guidelines.

Testing

Run the tests.

npm run test

Run storybook a11y tests and interaction tests.

npm run storybook
npm run test:storybook

For in-depth testing guidance review the contribution guidelines

Deploying the ODH Dashbard

Official Image Builds

odh-dashboard images are automatically built and pushed to quay.io after every commit to the main branch. The image tag name format for each image is main-<COMMIT SHORT HASH>.

Example: The main branch is updated with commit f76e3952834f453b1d085e8627f9c17297c2f64c. The CI system will automatically build an odh-dashboard image based on that code and push the new image to odh-dashboard:main-f76e395 and updated odh-dashboard:main to point to the same image hash.

The nightly tag is a floating tag that is updated nightly and points to the most recent main-<HASH> commit from the previous day.

Deploy using kustomize

The manifests folder contains a kustomize manifest that can be used with kustomize build.

Deploy using a kfdef

The manifests/kfdef folder contains an example kfdef to deploy ODH Dashboard with the Notebook Controller backend is located in odh-dashboard-kfnbc-test.yaml.

Contributing

Contributing encompasses repository specific requirements.

Triaging

For information on how we triage tickets, see our triage.md.

Documentation

You can find more information about this project in the document section.

Releases

For more information on how, when, and what we do for releases, see our releases.md.