Vispana

Vispana is a Vespa.ai web client tool designed to quickly understand the status of a cluster.

Contents

1. Quickstart
2. Running Locally
3. Contributing
4. Known Limitations

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Quickstart

Vispana is packaged in docker and available in DockerHub.

To run, execute:

docker run --pull always -p 4000:4000 vispana/vispana

Access on: http://localhost:4000

It will ask for the uri of a config-server in your cluster.

Running Vespa locally on a Docker

If you are running Vespa locally in a Docker container, alongside Vispana, you need to make sure that Vispana can access Vespa.

In a few steps, here's how to do it:

1. Create a docker network

     docker network create --driver bridge vespanet

2. Run Vespa within vespanet network and vespa-container hostname :

      docker run --detach --name vespa --network vespanet --hostname vespa-container --publish 8080:8080 --publish 19071:19071 vespaengine/vespa

3. Run Vispana within vespanet network:

     docker run -p 4000:4000 --network vespanet vispana/vispana:latest

4. Access Vispana in your browser via http://localhost:4000 and specify the config node as http://vespa-container:19071 if you run vispana in docker. If you run vispana locally, you can use http://localhost:19071 or add 127.0.0.1 vespa-container to /etc/hosts.

5. Vispana assumes that an application is running with name default. This project includes a sample application that can be deployed to Vespa. See SAMPLEAPP.md for more information.

Running Locally

Set up your system using the prerequisites section of CONTRIBUTING.md.

Then run the start script!

./start.sh

If you don't want to use the script, you can run the following command:

mvn spring-boot:run

Contributing

We welcome your contributions through code, documentation, and bug reports!

Please see our guidelines on how you can help.

Known Limitations

• Accessing Vespa APIs with authentication is unsupported (i.e., Vespa Cloud is likely to not work).