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# SeaweedFS Admin Interface Web Component Design |
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## Overview |
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The SeaweedFS Admin Interface is a modern web-based administration interface for SeaweedFS clusters, following the **Gin + Templ + HTMX** architecture pattern. It provides comprehensive cluster management, monitoring, and maintenance capabilities through an intuitive web interface. |
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## Architecture |
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### Technology Stack |
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- **Backend Framework**: Gin (Go HTTP web framework) |
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- **Template Engine**: Templ (Type-safe Go templates) |
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- **Frontend Enhancement**: HTMX (Dynamic interactions without JavaScript frameworks) |
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- **CSS Framework**: Bootstrap 5 (Modern responsive design) |
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- **Icons**: Font Awesome 6 (Comprehensive icon library) |
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- **Authentication**: Session-based with configurable credentials |
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### Directory Structure |
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``` |
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weed/admin/ |
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├── admin.go # Main entry point & router setup |
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├── dash/ # Core admin logic |
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│ ├── admin_server.go # Server struct & cluster operations |
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│ ├── handler_auth.go # Authentication handlers |
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│ ├── handler_admin.go # Main admin handlers |
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│ ├── middleware.go # Authentication middleware |
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│ └── ... # Additional handlers |
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├── view/ # Template components |
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│ ├── layout/ |
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│ │ └── layout.templ # Base layout & login form |
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│ └── app/ |
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│ ├── admin.templ # Admin page template |
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│ └── template_helpers.go # Formatting utilities |
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├── static/ # Static assets |
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│ ├── css/ |
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│ │ └── admin.css # Custom styles |
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│ └── js/ |
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│ └── admin.js # Interactive functionality |
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└── templates/ # Embedded templates |
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``` |
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## Core Features |
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### 1. **Cluster Management** |
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#### Topology Visualization |
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- **Data Center/Rack/Node Hierarchy**: Visual representation of cluster topology |
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- **Real-time Status Monitoring**: Live status updates for all cluster components |
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- **Capacity Planning**: Volume utilization and capacity tracking |
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- **Health Assessment**: Automated health scoring and alerts |
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#### Master Node Management |
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- **Leader/Follower Status**: Clear indication of Raft leadership |
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- **Master Configuration**: View and modify master settings |
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- **Cluster Membership**: Add/remove master nodes |
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- **Heartbeat Monitoring**: Track master node availability |
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#### Volume Server Operations |
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- **Server Registration**: Automatic detection of new volume servers |
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- **Disk Usage Monitoring**: Real-time disk space and volume tracking |
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- **Performance Metrics**: I/O statistics and throughput monitoring |
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- **Maintenance Mode**: Graceful server shutdown and maintenance |
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### 2. **Volume Management** |
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#### Volume Operations |
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- **Volume Creation**: Create new volumes with replication settings |
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- **Volume Listing**: Comprehensive volume inventory with search/filter |
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- **Volume Details**: Detailed information per volume (files, size, replicas) |
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- **Volume Migration**: Move volumes between servers |
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- **Volume Deletion**: Safe volume removal with confirmation |
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#### Storage Operations |
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- **Volume Growing**: Automatic volume expansion based on policies |
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- **Vacuum Operations**: Reclaim deleted file space |
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- **Compaction**: Optimize volume storage efficiency |
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- **Rebalancing**: Distribute volumes evenly across servers |
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### 3. **File Management** |
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#### File Browser |
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- **Directory Navigation**: Browse filer directories with breadcrumbs |
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- **File Operations**: Upload, download, delete, rename files |
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- **Batch Operations**: Multi-file operations with progress tracking |
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- **Metadata Display**: File attributes, timestamps, permissions |
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- **Search Functionality**: Find files by name, type, or content |
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#### Storage Analytics |
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- **Usage Statistics**: File count, size distribution, growth trends |
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- **Access Patterns**: Popular files and access frequency |
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- **Storage Efficiency**: Compression ratios and duplicate detection |
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### 4. **Monitoring & Metrics** |
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#### Real-time Dashboards |
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- **System Overview**: Cluster health at a glance |
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- **Performance Metrics**: Throughput, latency, and error rates |
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- **Resource Utilization**: CPU, memory, disk, and network usage |
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- **Historical Trends**: Long-term performance analysis |
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#### Alerting System |
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- **Threshold Monitoring**: Configurable alerts for key metrics |
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- **Health Checks**: Automated health assessment and scoring |
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- **Notification Channels**: Email, webhook, and dashboard notifications |
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### 5. **Configuration Management** |
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#### Cluster Configuration |
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- **Master Settings**: Replication, security, and operational parameters |
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- **Volume Server Config**: Storage paths, limits, and performance settings |
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- **Filer Configuration**: Metadata storage and caching options |
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- **Security Settings**: Authentication, authorization, and encryption |
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#### Backup & Restore |
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- **Configuration Backup**: Export cluster configuration |
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- **Configuration Restore**: Import and apply saved configurations |
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- **Version Control**: Track configuration changes over time |
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### 6. **System Maintenance** |
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#### Maintenance Operations |
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- **Garbage Collection**: Clean up orphaned files and metadata |
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- **Volume Repair**: Fix corrupted or inconsistent volumes |
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- **Cluster Validation**: Verify cluster integrity and consistency |
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- **Performance Tuning**: Optimize cluster performance parameters |
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#### Log Management |
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- **Log Aggregation**: Centralized logging from all cluster components |
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- **Log Analysis**: Search, filter, and analyze system logs |
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- **Error Tracking**: Identify and track system errors and warnings |
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- **Log Export**: Download logs for external analysis |
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## User Interface Design |
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### Layout Components |
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#### Header Navigation |
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- **Cluster Status Indicator**: Quick health overview |
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- **User Information**: Current user and session details |
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- **Quick Actions**: Frequently used operations |
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- **Search Bar**: Global search across cluster resources |
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#### Sidebar Navigation |
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- **Cluster Section**: Topology, status, and management |
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- **Management Section**: Files, volumes, and operations |
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- **System Section**: Configuration, logs, and maintenance |
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- **Contextual Actions**: Dynamic actions based on current view |
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#### Main Content Area |
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- **Dashboard Cards**: Key metrics and status summaries |
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- **Data Tables**: Sortable, filterable resource listings |
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- **Interactive Charts**: Real-time metrics visualization |
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- **Action Panels**: Operation forms and bulk actions |
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### Responsive Design |
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- **Mobile Responsive**: Optimized for tablets and mobile devices |
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- **Progressive Enhancement**: Works with JavaScript disabled |
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- **Accessibility**: WCAG 2.1 compliant interface |
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- **Theme Support**: Light/dark mode support |
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## Security Features |
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### Authentication & Authorization |
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- **Configurable Authentication**: Optional password protection |
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- **Session Management**: Secure session handling with timeouts |
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- **Role-based Access**: Different permission levels for users |
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- **Audit Logging**: Track all administrative actions |
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### Security Hardening |
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- **HTTPS Support**: TLS encryption for all communications |
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- **CSRF Protection**: Cross-site request forgery prevention |
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- **Input Validation**: Comprehensive input sanitization |
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- **Rate Limiting**: Prevent abuse and DoS attacks |
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## API Design |
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### RESTful Endpoints |
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```go |
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// Public endpoints |
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GET /health # Health check |
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GET /login # Login form |
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POST /login # Process login |
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GET /logout # Logout |
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// Protected endpoints |
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GET /admin # Main admin interface |
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GET /overview # Cluster overview API |
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// Cluster management |
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GET /cluster # Cluster topology view |
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GET /cluster/topology # Topology data API |
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GET /cluster/status # Cluster status API |
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POST /cluster/grow # Grow volumes |
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POST /cluster/vacuum # Vacuum operation |
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POST /cluster/rebalance # Rebalance cluster |
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// Volume management |
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GET /volumes # Volumes list page |
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GET /volumes/list # Volumes data API |
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GET /volumes/details/:id # Volume details |
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POST /volumes/create # Create volume |
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DELETE /volumes/delete/:id # Delete volume |
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// File management |
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GET /filer # File browser page |
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GET /filer/browser # File browser interface |
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GET /filer/browser/api/* # File operations API |
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POST /filer/upload # File upload |
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DELETE /filer/delete # File deletion |
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// Monitoring |
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GET /metrics # Metrics dashboard |
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GET /metrics/data # Metrics data API |
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GET /metrics/realtime # Real-time metrics |
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GET /logs # Logs viewer |
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GET /logs/download/:type # Download logs |
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// Configuration |
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GET /config # Configuration page |
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GET /config/current # Current configuration |
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POST /config/update # Update configuration |
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GET /config/backup # Backup configuration |
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// Maintenance |
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GET /maintenance # Maintenance page |
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POST /maintenance/gc # Garbage collection |
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POST /maintenance/compact # Volume compaction |
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GET /maintenance/status # Maintenance status |
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``` |
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## Development Guidelines |
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### Code Organization |
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- **Handler Separation**: Separate files for different functional areas |
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- **Type Safety**: Use strongly typed structures for all data |
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- **Error Handling**: Comprehensive error handling and user feedback |
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- **Testing**: Unit and integration tests for all components |
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### Performance Considerations |
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- **Caching Strategy**: Intelligent caching of cluster topology and metrics |
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- **Lazy Loading**: Load data on demand to improve responsiveness |
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- **Batch Operations**: Efficient bulk operations for large datasets |
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- **Compression**: Gzip compression for API responses |
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### Monitoring Integration |
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- **Metrics Export**: Prometheus-compatible metrics endpoint |
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- **Health Checks**: Kubernetes-style health and readiness probes |
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- **Distributed Tracing**: OpenTelemetry integration for request tracing |
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- **Structured Logging**: JSON logging for better observability |
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## Deployment Options |
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### Standalone Deployment |
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```bash |
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# Start dashboard server |
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./weed dashboard -port=9999 \ |
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-masters="master1:9333,master2:9333" \ |
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-filer="filer:8888" \ |
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-adminUser="admin" \ |
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-adminPassword="secretpassword" |
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``` |
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### Docker Deployment |
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```yaml |
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# docker-compose.yml |
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version: '3.8' |
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services: |
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dashboard: |
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image: seaweedfs:latest |
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command: dashboard -port=9999 -masters=master:9333 -filer=filer:8888 |
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ports: |
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- "9999:9999" |
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environment: |
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- ADMIN_USER=admin |
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- ADMIN_PASSWORD=secretpassword |
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``` |
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### Kubernetes Deployment |
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```yaml |
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apiVersion: apps/v1 |
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kind: Deployment |
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metadata: |
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name: seaweedfs-dashboard |
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spec: |
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replicas: 1 |
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selector: |
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matchLabels: |
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app: seaweedfs-dashboard |
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template: |
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metadata: |
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labels: |
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app: seaweedfs-dashboard |
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spec: |
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containers: |
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- name: dashboard |
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image: seaweedfs:latest |
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command: ["weed", "dashboard"] |
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args: |
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- "-port=9999" |
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- "-masters=seaweedfs-master:9333" |
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- "-filer=seaweedfs-filer:8888" |
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ports: |
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- containerPort: 9999 |
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``` |
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## Future Enhancements |
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### Advanced Features |
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- **Multi-cluster Management**: Manage multiple SeaweedFS clusters |
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- **Advanced Analytics**: Machine learning-powered insights |
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- **Custom Dashboards**: User-configurable dashboard layouts |
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- **API Integration**: Webhook integration with external systems |
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### Enterprise Features |
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- **SSO Integration**: LDAP, OAuth, and SAML authentication |
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- **Advanced RBAC**: Fine-grained permission system |
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- **Audit Compliance**: SOX, HIPAA, and PCI compliance features |
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- **High Availability**: Multi-instance dashboard deployment |
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This design provides a comprehensive, modern, and scalable web interface for SeaweedFS administration, following industry best practices and providing an excellent user experience for cluster operators and administrators. |
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# Navigation Menu Test |
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## Quick Test Guide |
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To verify that the S3 Buckets link appears in the navigation menu: |
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### 1. Start the Admin Server |
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```bash |
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# Start with minimal setup |
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weed admin -port=23646 -masters=localhost:9333 -filer=localhost:8888 |
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# Or with dummy values for testing UI only |
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weed admin -port=23646 -masters=dummy:9333 -filer=dummy:8888 |
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``` |
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### 2. Open Browser |
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Navigate to: `http://localhost:23646` |
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### 3. Check Navigation Menu |
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Look for the sidebar navigation on the left side. You should see: |
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**CLUSTER Section:** |
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- Admin |
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- Cluster |
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- Volumes |
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**MANAGEMENT Section:** |
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- **S3 Buckets** ← This should be visible! |
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- File Browser |
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- Metrics |
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- Logs |
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**SYSTEM Section:** |
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- Configuration |
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- Maintenance |
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### 4. Test S3 Buckets Link |
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- Click on "S3 Buckets" in the sidebar |
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- Should navigate to `/s3/buckets` |
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- Should show the S3 bucket management page |
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- The "S3 Buckets" menu item should be highlighted as active |
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### 5. Expected Behavior |
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- Menu item has cube icon: `📦 S3 Buckets` |
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- Link points to `/s3/buckets` |
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- Active state highlighting works |
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- Page loads S3 bucket management interface |
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## Troubleshooting |
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If the S3 Buckets link is not visible: |
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1. **Check Template Generation:** |
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```bash |
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cd weed/admin |
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templ generate |
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``` |
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2. **Rebuild Binary:** |
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```bash |
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cd ../.. |
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go build -o weed weed/weed.go |
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``` |
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3. **Check Browser Console:** |
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- Open Developer Tools (F12) |
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- Look for any JavaScript errors |
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- Check Network tab for failed requests |
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4. **Verify File Structure:** |
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ls -la weed/admin/view/layout/layout_templ.go |
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``` |
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5. **Check Server Logs:** |
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- Look for any error messages when starting admin server |
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- Check for template compilation errors |
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## Files Modified |
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- `weed/admin/view/layout/layout.templ` - Added S3 Buckets menu item |
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- `weed/admin/static/js/admin.js` - Updated navigation highlighting |
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- `weed/command/admin.go` - Added S3 routes |
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## Expected Navigation Structure |
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```html |
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<ul class="nav flex-column"> |
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<li class="nav-item"> |
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<a class="nav-link" href="/s3/buckets"> |
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<i class="fas fa-cube me-2"></i>S3 Buckets |
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</a> |
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</li> |
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<!-- ... other menu items ... --> |
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</ul> |
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# S3 Bucket Management |
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The SeaweedFS Admin Interface now includes comprehensive S3 bucket management capabilities. |
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## Features |
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### Bucket Overview |
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- **Dashboard View**: List all S3 buckets with summary statistics |
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- **Bucket Statistics**: Total buckets, storage usage, object counts |
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- **Status Monitoring**: Real-time bucket status and health indicators |
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### Bucket Operations |
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- **Create Buckets**: Create new S3 buckets |
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- **Delete Buckets**: Remove buckets and all their contents (with confirmation) |
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- **View Details**: Browse bucket contents and object listings |
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- **Export Data**: Export bucket lists to CSV format |
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### Bucket Information |
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Each bucket displays: |
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- **Name**: Bucket identifier |
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- **Created Date**: When the bucket was created |
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- **Object Count**: Number of objects stored |
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- **Total Size**: Storage space used (formatted in KB/MB/GB/TB) |
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- **Region**: Configured AWS region |
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- **Status**: Current operational status |
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## Usage |
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### Accessing S3 Bucket Management |
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1. Start the admin server: |
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```bash |
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weed admin -port=23646 -masters=localhost:9333 -filer=localhost:8888 |
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``` |
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2. Open your browser to: `http://localhost:23646` |
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3. Click the "S3 Buckets" button in the dashboard toolbar |
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4. Or navigate directly to: `http://localhost:23646/s3/buckets` |
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### Creating a New Bucket |
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1. Click the "Create Bucket" button |
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2. Enter a valid bucket name (3-63 characters, lowercase letters, numbers, dots, hyphens) |
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3. Select a region (defaults to us-east-1) |
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4. Click "Create Bucket" |
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### Deleting a Bucket |
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1. Click the trash icon next to the bucket name |
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2. Confirm the deletion in the modal dialog |
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3. **Warning**: This permanently deletes the bucket and all its contents |
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### Viewing Bucket Details |
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1. Click on a bucket name to view detailed information |
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2. See all objects within the bucket |
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3. View object metadata (size, last modified, etc.) |
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## API Endpoints |
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The S3 bucket management feature exposes REST API endpoints: |
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### List Buckets |
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GET /api/s3/buckets |
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Returns JSON array of all buckets with metadata. |
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### Create Bucket |
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POST /api/s3/buckets |
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Content-Type: application/json |
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{ |
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"name": "my-bucket-name", |
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"region": "us-east-1" |
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} |
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``` |
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### Delete Bucket |
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DELETE /api/s3/buckets/{bucket-name} |
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Permanently deletes the bucket and all contents. |
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### Get Bucket Details |
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GET /api/s3/buckets/{bucket-name} |
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``` |
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Returns detailed bucket information including object listings. |
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## Technical Implementation |
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### Backend Integration |
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- **Filer Integration**: Uses SeaweedFS filer for bucket storage at `/buckets/` |
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- **Streaming API**: Efficiently handles large bucket listings |
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- **Error Handling**: Comprehensive error reporting and recovery |
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### Frontend Features |
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- **Bootstrap UI**: Modern, responsive web interface |
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- **Real-time Updates**: Automatic refresh after operations |
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- **Form Validation**: Client-side bucket name validation |
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- **Modal Dialogs**: User-friendly create/delete workflows |
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### Security Considerations |
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- **Confirmation Dialogs**: Prevent accidental deletions |
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- **Input Validation**: Prevent invalid bucket names |
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- **Error Messages**: Clear feedback for failed operations |
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## Bucket Naming Rules |
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- 3-63 characters in length |
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- Contain only lowercase letters, numbers, dots (.), and hyphens (-) |
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- Start and end with a lowercase letter or number |
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- Cannot contain spaces or special characters |
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- Cannot be formatted as an IP address |
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## Storage Structure |
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Buckets are stored in the SeaweedFS filer at: |
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``` |
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Each bucket directory contains: |
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- Object files with their original names |
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- Nested directories for object key prefixes |
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- Metadata preserved from S3 operations |
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## Performance Notes |
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- **Lazy Loading**: Bucket sizes and object counts are calculated on-demand |
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- **Streaming**: Large bucket listings use streaming responses |
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- **Caching**: Cluster topology data is cached for performance |
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- **Pagination**: Large object lists are handled efficiently |
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## Troubleshooting |
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### Common Issues |
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1. **Bucket Creation Fails** |
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- Check bucket name follows S3 naming rules |
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- Ensure filer is accessible and running |
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- Verify sufficient storage space |
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2. **Bucket Deletion Fails** |
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- Ensure bucket exists and is accessible |
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- Check for permission issues |
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- Verify filer connectivity |
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3. **Bucket List Empty** |
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- Verify filer has `/buckets/` directory |
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- Check filer connectivity |
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- Ensure buckets were created through S3 API |
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### Debug Steps |
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1. Check admin server logs for error messages |
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2. Verify filer is running and accessible |
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3. Test filer connectivity: `curl http://localhost:8888/` |
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4. Check browser console for JavaScript errors |
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## Future Enhancements |
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- **Bucket Policies**: Manage access control policies |
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- **Lifecycle Rules**: Configure object lifecycle management |
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- **Versioning**: Enable/disable bucket versioning |
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- **Replication**: Configure cross-region replication |
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- **Metrics**: Detailed usage and performance metrics |
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- **Notifications**: Bucket event notifications |
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- **Search**: Search and filter bucket contents |
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