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* added dummy jaeger json file * added jaeger types file * added dev jaeger endpoint * added jaeger modal with trace visual / information * refactored jaeger logic fixed offsets on short duration spans * refactored into smaller components & added basic scroll bar * removed buttons, added scroll-x, fixed details height and scroll-y * shrunk bar graph to fit view port * slight adjustments * removed ref and now calculate width based on window innerwidth * @media for phone layouts * -fixed details width and padding. -removed scroll.tsx as not needed now -using SpanKind to find parent for now * -reduced truncate size for smaller screens * -root span is now determined from parentSpanId not being found * removed un-needed calls to /getRecentCalls as this was causing a race condition when pcap & jaeger fetching at same time - removed console.log's * wip: add tabs for recent callt tracing * wip: add tabs for recent callt tracing * wip: add tabs for recent callt tracing * fix: review comments * fix: review comments --------- Co-authored-by: ajukes <ajukes@vibecoms.co.uk>
jambonz
A simple provisioning webapp for jambonz
OSS Developers
If you're here to contribute to the jambonz web app source code you can view our contributor readme.
Webapp deployment
Deploy to production
- Install
pm2globally on the server hosting this application. - Copy
.envto.env.local - In
.env.local, replace[ip]:[port]with the API's IP and port - Run
npm run deploy - Access the web app via port 3001
NOTE: Here is what npm run deploy does:
- Install all dependencies (
npm i) - Build the production React application (
npm run build) - Launch the app with pm2 (
pm2 start npm --name "jambonz-webapp" -- run serve)
Alternatively, you can serve the app manually (without pm2) with npm run serve.
Update production
If there is an update to this code base, you can update the code without re-deploying.
- run
git pull origin main --rebase - run
npm i - run
npm run build
With docker
You can pull the public docker image for the web app:
docker pull ghcr.io/jambonz/webapp:latest
You can run the docker image for the webapp and expose the serve port to the host:
docker run --publish=3001:3001 ghcr.io/jambonz/webapp:latest
You can build and run the docker image from the source, for example:
docker build . --tag jambonz-webapp:local
docker run --publish=3001:3001 jambonz-webapp:local