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The TrogonEventStore Admin UI is available at http://SERVER_IP:2113/ui and helps operators inspect and manage a node or cluster from the browser.
The dashboard opens at /ui and combines the daily operational view in one place:
- Cluster status: live gossip membership, node state, checkpoints, HTTP(S) endpoints, replica status, and a copy-friendly snapshot.
- Queue pressure: live queue length, throughput, processing time, and currently processed messages.
- Node probes: inline Ping, Node info, and Gossip checks rendered inside the UI.
The Navigator page links to the main workspace areas: streams, projections, subscriptions, users, operations, observability, and configuration.
The Observability page focuses on runtime diagnostics:
- queue groups and individual queue rows
- current and last processed messages
- active connections on the node and cluster HTTP/gRPC endpoints, including client identity, protocol, security, traffic rates, totals, and pending bytes
- live gRPC replication sessions, byte totals, pending bytes, and send queue depth
- snapshot output for copy-paste debugging
The Configuration page shows node version information, loaded configuration options, and optional subsystem status.
The Streams page lets you find recently created or changed streams and open a stream by name. Stream detail pages provide:
- paged event browsing
- event detail views with data and metadata
- append, metadata, ACL, and delete actions
The Projections page shows user and system projections. It supports creating projections, creating standard projections, bulk enable or disable, and opening a projection for inspection.
Projection detail pages provide source, status, config, state, result, debug, edit, reset, and delete workflows. Projection features are available when projections are enabled on the node.
The Subscriptions page lists persistent subscriptions by stream and group. Detail pages show connection state, lag, settings, parked messages, and replay/edit/delete actions.
The Users page shows the active request identity and user accounts. It supports creating users, editing user details, resetting passwords, and enabling, disabling, or deleting accounts.
The Operations page provides privileged node actions:
- start and inspect scavenges
- stop active scavenges
- merge indexes
- set node priority
- reload trusted certificates
- request node shutdown
- inspect optional subsystem status
The UI supports the node authentication providers configured for the server. Use Sign out to clear the UI credentials for the current browser session.