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Admin Dashboard

The 8kit Admin Dashboard provides a comprehensive web interface for monitoring and managing your 8kit instance. Access it through your browser to view real-time data, manage configurations, and monitor system health.

Accessing the Dashboard​

Demo Server​

For more information about using the demo server, see Try 8kit Instantly.

Self-Hosted Server​

  • URL: http://localhost:6789 (or your configured domain)
  • Credentials: Set during initial setup

For setup instructions, see Host 8kit on your own server.

Dashboard Features​

The admin dashboard provides a comprehensive overview and management interface:

Overview Page​

The main dashboard displays key system metrics:

  • Total Users - Active users in the system
  • Active Uniqs - Configured uniqs
  • Active Lookups - Configured lookups
  • Active Warnings - System warnings and alerts

Screenshot: Overview Dashboard - Key system metrics and status

Resource Management​

Full CRUD operations for all 8kit resources:

  • Uniqs Management - Create, read, update, and delete uniq collections
  • Lookups Management - Manage ID mappings between systems
  • Last Updates Management - Track and manage temporal data
  • Locks Management - Monitor and manage resource locks
  • Tokens Management - Generate and manage API keys for n8n connections
API Key Generation

To connect your n8n workflows to 8kit, you need to generate an API key:

  1. Navigate to the Tokens page in the admin dashboard
  2. Click Generate New Token
  3. Copy the generated API key
  4. Use this key in your 8kit Node configuration in n8n
  • Search across all resources - Find any resource quickly

Screenshot: Resource Management Interface - CRUD operations for all 8kit resources

Next Steps​

Users and roles​

The first account is the super admin from SUPER_ADMIN_EMAIL / SUPER_ADMIN_PASSWORD. Super admins add more people from the Users page.

RoleCan
SUPER_ADMINEverything, including users and the licence, and every API key's data
ADMINCreate API keys and manage the data of the keys they created
VIEWERRead the data of the keys they created; no changes

API keys carry their own permission (WRITE, READ, NONE) and optional expiry; both are enforced on every request.