Nanami WebUI is designed around operational loops, not only initial setup.
Primary navigation areas
- Dashboard: high-level counts and status for networks, nodes, gateways, and traffic trends.
- Networks: CIDR-scoped overlays and ownership boundaries.
- Nodes: endpoint inventory, status, and generated WireGuard config workflows.
- Gateways / Agents / Regions: runtime gateway infrastructure and control loops.
- Users and Groups: membership and access boundaries.
- Settings: security, sessions, notifications, SSO/provider defaults.
Visual map
Recommended daily workflow
- Check dashboard for status deltas (online/offline transitions).
- Inspect gateways and agents for heartbeat drift.
- Validate node and tunnel state in affected networks.
- Confirm recent policy/config changes before rolling additional edits.
Diagram (text)
Dashboard alert -> Gateways/Agents -> Nodes/Tunnels -> Network policy -> verify recovery
Current WebUI strengths
- Clear inventory pages for core objects.
- Join-key and connect workflows for onboarding.
- Session/security settings for account hygiene.
Current UX gaps (transparent status)
- Some advanced policy UX remains API-first.
- Published-domain and reverse-proxy posture are guided, but arbitrary service publishing is not part of the current product contract.
- Audit and analytics depth is still growing.
Related screens
Related guide
Use Common workflows for concrete operator runbooks.