An important step in the development and creation of the open console for AWS is to identify possible open source projects that implement this concept.
Searching on Google, I found a project https://daintree.app/. This project was done using Vue.js [1] and aws-cdk to make calls directly to the AWS endpoint [2].
I created an user with administrator permissions and after login he asks about his regions [3]. The interface is very friendly, fast and very easy to use. Currently implements 4 services: EC2, ECS, SQS and Network. I created one SQS queue and couldn't see it in the daintree interface, even though I can see it in the AWS Console, I think there is some problem with the Vue cache to reconstruct resource lists.
The draintree project would be an important benchmark to start this project.
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An important step in the development and creation of the open console for AWS is to identify possible open source projects that implement this concept.
Searching on Google, I found a project https://daintree.app/. This project was done using Vue.js [1] and aws-cdk to make calls directly to the AWS endpoint [2].
I created an user with administrator permissions and after login he asks about his regions [3]. The interface is very friendly, fast and very easy to use. Currently implements 4 services: EC2, ECS, SQS and Network. I created one SQS queue and couldn't see it in the daintree interface, even though I can see it in the AWS Console, I think there is some problem with the Vue cache to reconstruct resource lists.
The draintree project would be an important benchmark to start this project.
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