Zylon comes with a built-in Kubernetes Dashboard, which will help you monitor and diagnose issues with your installation. To enable it, you will need to edit your config file at /etc/zylon-conf.yaml and add the following section: 
adminDashboard:
  enabled: true
  exposeIngress: true
Next, update your Zylon system by running: 
sudo zylon-cli update
Once the update completes, access the dashboard at: https://<zylon.company.com>/kube-dashboard To login, you can generate a short-lived token: 
kubectl -n zylon create token zylon
Or a permanent token: 
kubectl get secret zylon-token -n zylon -o jsonpath='{.data.token}' | base64 -d
The permanent token will provide full admin access to your Kubernetes cluster. Keep it secret and secure.
Zylon uses multiple namespaces, you can check the status of each. Select the right namespace from the dropdown on the top left corner.
  • zylon: Zylon system components
  • openebs: OpenEBS storage system
  • nvidia: NVIDIA controller and device plugin
After logging in, you will be able to see the status of your Zylon installation, including:
  • Pods
  • Logs
  • Basic metrics regarding CPU and memory usage