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Way to provide links to specific hosts in the web UI #1511
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You can construct an URL to a particular node terminal with the following: where :clusterName is your cluster name, :nodeId is your node id, and :login is a login name. WebUI will create a new SSH session with above parameters. I suggest to open a terminal in Web UI and examine\play with the URL. You can also use the existing session URL to send it others to share your existing session. |
I would leave this ticket open as an opportunity to improve the user experience, e.g. there is an icon "get shareable link" for Google docs. I think it will be cool if we added something similar to that to promote session sharing. @kontsevoy what do you think? |
@alex-kovoy was this fixed in 2.3 or later? Playing in the web UI is where I went straight away however 2.2 uses an internal guid for the nodeId and does not accept the hostname as a nodeId |
in Web UI, you can connect to SSH node via hostname starting from 2.3.0. |
I'm not trying to connect to a SSH node, I'm trying to connect to a teleport node. As per your note I generate a URL: This gives a console with disconnected at the top of the screen and nothing happens. The links in the teleport UI are: The node ID used in teleport appears to be an internal guid which I can't retrieve to generate a link |
Sorry, we added a hostname resolution for a terminal node in 2.3.5 release. |
We use teleport to manage nodes in our distributed systems, I'd like to provide a way to link from our management interface direct to the teleport web interface for a specific node to assist our support staff.
From our side we know the name of the node and can figure out the name of the cluster it's in, is there a way to generate a URL that will open the teleport Web UI on a console for that node, or to the list of nodes within that cluster?
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