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ThreeFold Dashboard

Explore, control, and manage your ThreeFold Grid resources effortlessly through our integrated Dashboard. Deploy solutions seamlessly while gaining full control, all within a unified interface.

The ThreeFold Dashboard is a revolutionary platform that simplifies the deployment process, allowing users to effortlessly interact with the TFGrid using intuitive web components known as weblets.

What is the ThreeFold Dashboard?​

The ThreeFold Dashboard is a dynamic environment designed for both seasoned developers and newcomers alike. It offers a seamless and accessible browser experience, making it easy to deploy solutions on the TFGrid through the use of weblets.

In the context of the Dashboard, a weblet is a compiled JavaScript web component that can be effortlessly embedded within the HTML page of a web application. This modular approach allows for flexible and intuitive interactions, facilitating a user-friendly deployment process.

The backend for the weblets is introduced with the Javascript Client which communicates to TFChain over RMB.

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Advantages​

  • It is a non-code easy way to deploy a whole solution on the TFGrid.
  • It is 100% decentralized, there is no server involved.
  • It is powerful tool designed to empower individuals and organizations with seamless control and management over their ThreeFold Grid resources.
  • It provides an intuitive web-based interface that allows users to effortlessly deploy, monitor, and scale their workloads on the decentralized and sustainable ThreeFold Grid infrastructure.

Dashboard​

You can access the ThreeFold Dashboard on different TF Chain networks.

Limitations​

  • Regarding browser support, we're only supporting Google Chrome browser (and thus Brave browser) at the moment with more browsers to be supported soon.
  • Deploys one thing at a time.
  • Might take sometime to deploy a solution like Peertube, so you should wait a little bit until it's fully running.

List of Mainnet Backend Stacks​

We provide independent mainnet backend stacks. Here is the current list: