ObolNetwork / ObolNetwork/obol-stack

[Idea] Expose the Nethermind EL UI in `mode=full`

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Description

Problem to be solved

We want to monitor the health of the obol stack full node when installed. That may be

Proposed solution

(when mode != headless i.e. we're running the stack with an ingress)

(when mode = full. and we still only pick nethermind as a CL)

Enable the UI on the nethermind client by passing the appropriate flag added to ethereum-node chart.
Add an ingress manifest file to ~/.local/obol/manifests/expose-nethermind.yaml or similar, (or add it to the L1 applyset) that exposes the nethermind el UI on http://obol.stack/l1/el.

On the obol front end, add a view Dashboard button to the nethermind component, that opens http://obol.stack/l1/el in a new tab, when clicked. This allows a stack user to open the nethermind dashboard and view it.

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Research direction

Start by locating the ethereum-node chart, the Obol front end's Nethermind component, and the L1 applyset or ~/.local/obol/manifests area. Check how ingress is handled for mode=full versus headless. Done means the Nethermind EL UI is exposed at http://obol.stack/l1/el in full mode and the component has a working Dashboard link that opens it in a new tab.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.

Assessment

Tech stack
go, helm, kubernetes
Domain
devops, frontend, infrastructure
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
35/100

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