Synentra Console is a .NET 10 Blazor Server application for operating and monitoring a Synentra gateway.
- Dashboard with key gateway metrics
- Agent management (register, view details, assign policy, delete)
- Policy browsing and details
- Token exchange flow for issuing access tokens
- HITL (Human-in-the-Loop) queue review and decisions
- Audit browsing
- Health status checks
- Proxy request lab for sending upstream requests through Synentra
- .NET 10 (
net10.0) - Blazor Server (interactive server components)
- MudBlazor UI components
- Blazored LocalStorage for client preferences (theme/drawer state)
- .NET SDK 10.0+
From the repository root:
- Restore dependencies
dotnet restore ./src/Console.csproj
- Run the app
dotnet run --project ./src/Console.csproj
By default, launch profiles expose:
- HTTP:
http://localhost:8180 - HTTPS:
https://localhost:7181
The app can load configuration from standard ASP.NET Core sources (JSON files, environment variables, user secrets, command-line).
You can also provide a dedicated config file using the config command-line key. When this is set, only that file is loaded.
Example:
dotnet run --project ./src/Console.csproj -- --config C:\configs\console.json
Use an Endpoints section like:
Endpoints.Http.Port (default 8180)
Endpoints.Https.Enabled (default false)
Endpoints.Https.Port (default 8443)
Endpoints.Https.Certificate.Path
Endpoints.Https.Certificate.Password (optional)
If HTTPS is enabled, HTTP and HTTPS ports must be different.
A Dockerfile is available at .docker/Dockerfile.
Typical build and run:
docker build -f .docker/Dockerfile -t synentra-console .docker run --rm -p 6264:6264 synentra-console
src/Program.cs- app startup and configuration loadingsrc/Extensions- HTTP server and service registration extensionssrc/Services- API client and shared session statesrc/Pages- Blazor pages for dashboard, security, operations, and healthsrc/Layout- shell layout and navigationsrc/Models- API contracts and view models
See LICENSE.