Support auto create etcd dir
- E3W_APP_PORT # default 8080
- E3W_APP_AUTH # default false
- E3W_ETCD_ROOTKEY # MUST set, for example /rootkey
- E3W_ETCD_DIRVALUE # default empty
- E3W_ETCD_ADDR # MUST set, for example etcd:2379
- E3W_ETCD_USERNAME # default empty
- E3W_ETCD_PASSWORD # default empty
- E3W_ETCD_CERTFILE # default empty
- E3W_ETCD_KEYFILE # default empty
- E3W_ETCD_CAFILE # default empty
- GIN_MODE=release # set GIN_MODE, default debug
etcd v3 Web UI based on Golang && React, copy from consul ui :)
supporting hierarchy on etcd v3, based on e3ch
git clone https://github.com/soyking/e3w.git
cd e3w
docker-compose up
# open http://localhost:8080
Or use docker image by docker pull soyking/e3w
, more details in Dockerfile
and docker-compose.yml
KEY/VALUE
MEMBERS
ROLES
USERS
SETTING
1.Fetch the project go get github.com/soyking/e3w
2.frontend
cd static
npm install
npm run publish
3.backend
a. Start etcd, such as goreman
b. Install packages by dep if needed, dep ensure
c. Edit conf/config.default.ini if needed, go build && ./e3w
d. For auth:
ETCDCTL_API=3 etcdctl auth enable
# edit conf/config.default.ini[app]#auth
./e3w
# you could set your username and password in SETTING page
4.build image
Install dependencies in 3.b, then run docker build -t soyking/e3w .
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When you want to add some permissions in directories to a user, the implement of hierarchy in e3ch requires you to set a directory's READ permission. For example, if role
roleA
has the permission of directorydir1/dir2
, then it should have permissions:KV Read: dir1/dir2 [dir1/dir2/, dir1/dir20) (prefix dir1/dir2/) KV Write: [dir1/dir2/, dir1/dir20) (prefix dir1/dir2/)
When
userA
was grantedroleA
,userA
could open the byhttp://e3w-address.com/#/kv/dir1/dir2
to view and edit the key/value -
Access key/value by etcdctl, issue. But the best way to access key/value is using e3ch.