Currently a user has to manually create a dashboard config to even use buoy. To provide a lower barrier to entry buoy should provide some default dashboards that can be loaded easily. At a high-level this could look something like buoy --dash=<built-in dashboard config>
The built in dashboards could be something along the lines of:
Workloads (pods, deployments, etc.)
Services (services, ingresses, etc.)
Configuration and Storage (configmaps, secrets, etc.)
Currently a user has to manually create a dashboard config to even use buoy. To provide a lower barrier to entry buoy should provide some default dashboards that can be loaded easily. At a high-level this could look something like
buoy --dash=<built-in dashboard config>The built in dashboards could be something along the lines of: