Overview

What is the Kubeflow Central Dashboard?

The Kubeflow Central Dashboard provides an authenticated web interface for Kubeflow and ecosystem components. It acts as a hub for your machine learning platform and tools by exposing the UIs of components running in the cluster.

Some core features of the central dashboard include:

• Authentication and authorization based on Profiles and Namespaces.
• Access to the user interface’s of Kubeflow components.
• The ability to customize and include links to third-party applications.

Screenshots

Here is a screenshot of the Kubeflow Central Dashboard:

Navigation

Kubeflow and its components have a number of user interfaces which you access from the central dashboard.

Here is a list of the main pages, grouped by component.

Core Sections

The following sections are available in all Kubeflow deployments:

• Home: landing page for Kubeflow Central Dashboard
• Manage Contributors: manage contributors of profiles (namespaces) that you own

Kubeflow Notebooks

The following sections are available when Kubeflow Notebooks is installed:

• Notebooks: manage Kubeflow Notebooks
• TensorBoards: manage TensorBoard instances
• Volumes: manage Kubernetes PVC Volumes

Kubeflow Katib

The following sections are available when Katib is installed:

• Katib Experiments: manage Katib AutoML experiments

KServe

The following sections are available when KServe is installed:

• KServe Endpoints: manage deployed KServe model endpoints

Kubeflow Pipelines

When Kubeflow Pipelines is installed, you can select Pipelines from the sidebar:

In the Pipelines section, you can access the following pages:

• Pipelines: manage pipeline definitions
• Experiments: manage pipeline experiments
• Runs: manage pipeline runs
• Recurring Runs: manage recurring pipeline runs
• Artifacts: track artifacts produced by pipelines stored in MLMD
• Executions: track executions of pipeline components stored in MLMD

Next steps

• Learn how to Access the Central Dashboard.
• Learn about Profiles and Namespaces.