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The Web Console

The Miabi web console is the primary way to operate the platform. It is a Vue 3 single-page app embedded in the control-plane binary and served at /, so it is always in sync with your instance — nothing extra to deploy.

Workspace dashboard

Anatomy​

  • Workspace switcher — every screen operates in the context of the active workspace. Switch workspaces (or your personal space) from the switcher; the rest of the UI re-scopes instantly.
  • Sidebar navigation — grouped by resource type: Applications, Domains, Databases, Volumes, Backups, Marketplace, Nodes, Pipelines, Monitoring, and Settings.
  • Dashboard — an at-a-glance overview of the workspace, roughly in the order you care about it: anything failing (as a banner you can act on), quick actions for the things you start most, the app/database/stack counts, a Traffic card with the last 24 hours of requests and who is on the site right now, live CPU/memory/network, and then the inventory — applications, stacks, and a running feed of workspace activity.

Sidebar navigation

Dark and light mode​

The console ships with a polished dark theme (the default) and a light theme. The toggle lives in the top bar; your preference is remembered per browser.

Everything is an API​

The console never holds business logic of its own — every action it performs is a call to the same public REST API you can use directly. That means anything you see in the UI is automatable. For endpoint-level detail, open the interactive API reference at /docs on your instance, or browse the hosted API reference.

tip

Working against the API directly? Create an API token scoped to a workspace and call the same endpoints the console uses.

Real-time updates​

Long-running operations — deploys, builds, backups, log streams — push live updates to the console over server-sent events, so you watch progress without refreshing.