KubeStellar UI

!!! warning “Deprecated” The kubestellar/ui repository has been replaced by kubestellar/console. All development, features, and documentation now live in the console project.

Migration

The KubeStellar Console is the successor to the original KubeStellar UI. It includes all previous features plus significant new capabilities:

AI-powered Missions for automated issue detection and remediation
110+ dashboard cards for monitoring clusters, workloads, GPU/AI, security, and more
Real-time SSE streaming replacing polling-based data updates
Marketplace for community-shared dashboards, cards, and themes
Multi-cluster deployment with drag-and-drop workload placement
llm-d inference monitoring with Prometheus metrics integration

Updated Documentation

Please refer to the current console documentation:

Console Overview - Feature overview and getting started
Quick Start - Get running in minutes
Installation - All deployment options (curl, source, Helm, Docker, OpenShift)
Features Guide - Detailed feature documentation
Architecture - System design and component details
Local Setup Guide - Complete local development setup
Authentication - OAuth flow, sessions, and security

Repository Change

Before	After
`kubestellar/ui`	`kubestellar/console`
React + Gin backend	React + Go backend
Ports 5173 / 4000	Port 8080 (unified)
Optional Redis	In-memory caching with TTL
Manual cluster config	Auto-discovery via kubeconfig

# Old (deprecated)
git clone https://github.com/kubestellar/ui.git
 
# New (current)
git clone https://github.com/kubestellar/console.git