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Global config

This article refers to Platform v3.1.0. The current Platform version is v3.2.0.

Overview​

The Global Config Card provides a centralized interface to view and manage a JSON configuration that is available cluster-wide. This configuration can be used by any application deployed within the cluster, ensuring consistent settings and easy management. The card displays the current configuration status and allows users to perform various actions such as editing, uploading, downloading, and deleting the configuration.

Global Config Card​

Cluster Information Card

Cluster Information Card

The Global Config Card displays the current JSON configuration for the cluster. It shows the configuration name, last update time, and any errors or pending changes. The card is synchronized across all nodes in the cluster, making the configuration accessible to all applications running within the cluster.

Features shown in the image:

  • Display of the current JSON configuration object.
  • Status indicators for errors and pending changes.
  • Last update timestamp for the configuration.
  • Edit option to modify the configuration.

Edit JSON Configuration​

Edit Config Modal

Edit Config Modal

Users can open the edit modal to manually modify the JSON configuration content. Within this modal, users have the ability to:

  • Edit the JSON content directly in a code editor.
  • Save the edited configuration locally by assigning a file name.
  • Load an existing JSON configuration file from the system.

This modal provides a flexible environment for managing the cluster-wide configuration with ease and precision.

More Actions​

Exporting & Importing JSON config from file

Exporting & Importing JSON config from file

The Global Config Card also offers additional actions accessible via the card's menu:

  • Upload a JSON configuration file directly from the user's local machine.
  • Download the current cluster configuration as a JSON file for backup or offline editing.
  • Delete the existing cluster configuration to reset or remove settings.

These actions facilitate comprehensive management of the cluster configuration, ensuring users can maintain and update settings efficiently.