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Kaphera Cloud Console

The React/Next.js web application that provides the graphical interface for managing EDC infrastructure, organisations, and data space participation, adapting its feature set to whichever server it connects to.

What it is

A React web application built with Next.js and Kaphera’s own headless component library (@kaphera/components). It provides the graphical interface for managing EDC infrastructure, organisations, and data space participation. A single codebase that adapts its feature set based on the server it connects to: it reads the GET /capabilities endpoint at startup and shows or hides features accordingly. Designed with three personas in mind: participants see dashboard and network flows, governance authorities see profile and onboarding management, builders see the full infrastructure CRUD.

What it does for the customer

Gives non-CLI users a visual interface for everything the platform does. For BYOC deployments, the Console is the product surface that customers interact with daily. For systems integrators, it is the interface their clients use to monitor connector health, review data agreements, and track transfer status. The persona-layered UX means each user sees what they need without being overwhelmed by infrastructure detail.

Who it serves

lars-hoffmann uses the builder-level system view for fine-grained infrastructure visibility when debugging or configuring advanced setups across client deployments.

sophie-renard is the governance authority who manages data space profiles, identity rules, and participant onboarding through the governance interface.

marco-ferretti is the white-label partner who may reskin or embed the Console under his own brand for clients.

dirk-wassermann is the BYOC customer whose non-platform teams use the Console for connector management on their own infrastructure.

Why this licence: Source-available — Elastic

The Console is part of the deployable product for BYOC and white-label customers. Source-available so customers can audit the frontend running in their environment and partners can inspect the integration surface. Like the kaphera-cloud-server, free to run internally; commercial re-selling requires a licence agreement.

How it relates to other artefacts

Frontend for the kaphera-cloud-server. The kaphera-cloud-managed-console extends it with additional views (directory, join wizard, billing dashboard). The Console renders what the server’s /capabilities endpoint says is available; same codebase, different feature set depending on deployment mode. The [[kaphera-cli|kaphera CLI]] is its terminal counterpart.

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