cloud-resource-dashboard

Collect information about your cloud infrastructure in one place

Requirements

You need to have configured Kubernetes cluster

Running the application

Adding AWS secrets

You need to have aws-credentials secret in the k8s to mount in the API pod. There is a helper script for it: charts/scripts/aws-credentials-to-k8s.sh This script will create aws-credentials secret from your ~/.aws/config and ~/.aws/credentials.

IMPORTANT: Please check you connected to correct k8s cluster to avoid a leak of your credentials.

Adding GCP secrets

Service accounts creation

Add service account in your GCP console. For scan all resources you should select Project -> Viewer role. If you don't need all resources, just select required services and use viewer option.

For scanning multiple projects you have two options:

• Create service account in every project
• Create service account in one project and add this role as an IAM for other required projects.

Service account keys to secret

Create service accounts

After you have required service account(s) you need to create keys and create secret from them. On the service account page use Create Action -> Create key option, select json format and save the file in the ~/.gcp/credentials If you're using multiple service account save all keys in ~/.gcp/credentials. Names of the files is not important.

Create secret in k8s

Use charts/scripts/gcp-credentials-to-k8s.sh script for create gcp-credentials secret.

Alternatively, you can create secret manually with k8s command:

GCPCREDENTIALS=$HOME/.gcp/credentials
FILENAME=fileWithKey.json
kubectl create secret generic gcp-credentials --from-file=$FILENAME=$GCPCREDENTIALS/$FILENAME

From gradle

./gradlew installElasticsearchChart
./gradlew helmInstall

As a helm chart (Required helm installed)

From the charts/cloud-resource-dashboard run:

helm dependency build
helm install cloud-resource-dashboard .

Development

Run elastic search (k8s)

./gradlew installElasticsearchChart

Run web interface (Using Angular CLI serve command)

./gradlew runWeb

or (requires nodejs and npm installed)

cd web
npm run start

or (requires previous + angular cli installed)

cd web
ng s

Run API server

It will be run with current AWS account settings

./gradlew runWeb