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Update terminology to use "Agent" instead of "Kerberos Agent" for consistency across documentation and templates

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charts/hub/README.md
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# Kerberos Hub
Kerberos Hub is the single pane of glass for your Kerberos agents. It comes with a best of breed open source technology stack, modular and scale first mindset, and allows you to build and maintain an everless growing video surveillance and video analytics landscape.
Kerberos Hub is the single pane of glass for your Agents. It comes with a best of breed open source technology stack, modular and scale first mindset, and allows you to build and maintain an everless growing video surveillance and video analytics landscape.
![Kerberos Hub Interface](assets/images/hub-dashboard.png)
@@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ Below all configuration options and parameters are listed.
| `kerberoshub.cleanup.defaultTaskRetentionDays` | Default retention (in days) applied to tasks without an explicit `retention_days`. Tasks older than this (anchored on `creation_date`) are deleted with their `case_media` rows. Set to `"0"` or a negative value to keep tasks forever. Must match `kerberoshub.api.defaultTaskRetentionDays`. | `"0"` |
| `kerberoshub.cleanup.resources.requests.memory` | Memory request for `kerberoshub.cleanup`. | `"10Mi"` |
| `kerberoshub.cleanup.resources.requests.cpu` | CPU request for `kerberoshub.cleanup`. | `"10m"` |
| `kerberoshub.monitordevice.repository` | The monitoring microservice, following up the status of your cameras and Kerberos Agents. | `"ghcr.io/uug-ai/hub-monitor-device"` |
| `kerberoshub.monitordevice.repository` | The monitoring microservice, following up the status of your cameras and Agents. | `"ghcr.io/uug-ai/hub-monitor-device"` |
| `kerberoshub.monitordevice.pullPolicy` | The Docker registry pull policy. | `"IfNotPresent"` |
| `kerberoshub.monitordevice.tag` | The Docker image tag/version. | `"v1.4.0"` |
| `kerberoshub.monitordevice.replicas` | Number of replicas for `kerberoshub.monitordevice`. | `1` |
@@ -423,7 +423,7 @@ Below all configuration options and parameters are listed.
| `email.templates.highupload` | The template which is send when an account is reaching a specific upload threshold, by default `'threshold'`. | `"highupload"` |
| `email.templates.device` | The template which is send when a camera goes online or offline, by default `'device'`. | `"device"` |
| `email.templates.alertTitle` | Email subject title for the `alert` template. | `"[Alert] Kerberos Hub detected something an event"` |
| `email.templates.deviceTitle` | Email subject title for the `device` template. | `"[Device] A Kerberos Agent's status has been changed"` |
| `email.templates.deviceTitle` | Email subject title for the `device` template. | `"[Device] An Agent's status has been changed"` |
| `email.mailgun.apiKey` | The Mailgun API key linked to your Mailgun domain. | `""` |
| `imagePullSecrets.name` | Docker registry secret name, which is also granted with the license. This allows you to download the Docker images. | `""` |
| `kerberoshub.forwarder.pullPolicy` | The Docker registry pull policy. | `""` |

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charts/hub/custom-layout/i18n/en.json
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"k1": "Add a Dataset",
"k2": "Are you sure you want to remove device",
"k3": "Search dataset..",
"k4": "Set up your first Kerberos Agent",
"k4": "Set up your first Agent",
"k5": "No devices are available",
"k6": "Subscribe to a plan",
"k7": "Dataset",
@@ -1152,12 +1152,12 @@
},
"new": {
"new": {
"k1": "Before you will see your recordings shown up on Kerberos Hub, you first need to install and configure a Kerberos Agent. A Kerberos Agent is a piece of software that processes a device, and will make recordings when a portion of the video stream has changed. These recordings will then be send to, and processed by the Kerberos Hub application.",
"k2": "After you've properly installed one or more Kerberos Agents, you can link it to the Kerberos Hub application using your",
"k1": "Before you will see your recordings shown up on Kerberos Hub, you first need to install and configure an Agent. An Agent is a piece of software that processes a device, and will make recordings when a portion of the video stream has changed. These recordings will then be send to, and processed by the Kerberos Hub application.",
"k2": "After you've properly installed one or more Agents, you can link it to the Kerberos Hub application using your",
"k3": "cloud credentials",
"k4": ". When linked successfully, your device will show up on the devices page.",
"k5": "Get started",
"k6": "We have different ways to get your Kerberos Agent up and running. You can install the Kerberos Agent using a prebuilt Docker container, inside your Kubernetes Cluster, on your Raspberry Pi (or any other compatible board) or on a simple VM. Please select the most appropriate solution to get started. Visit",
"k6": "We have different ways to get your Agent up and running. You can install the Agent using a prebuilt Docker container, inside your Kubernetes Cluster, on your Raspberry Pi (or any other compatible board) or on a simple VM. Please select the most appropriate solution to get started. Visit",
"k7": "our documentation website to learn more",
"k8": "A Docker image (amd64, armv7, arm64) is",
"k9": "available on the Docker Hub",
@@ -1167,8 +1167,8 @@
"k13": "Go to the plan page",
"k14": "on your cloud account and copy your cloud credentials.",
"k15": "When created successfully, you can navigate to the Kerberos Factory interface, and enter your cloud credentials in your deployment of global configuration.",
"k16": "Your new Kerberos Agent will show up on the devices page.",
"k17": "If you want to manage Kerberos Agents at scale with Kubernetes, then",
"k16": "Your new Agent will show up on the devices page.",
"k17": "If you want to manage Agents at scale with Kubernetes, then",
"k18": "Kerberos Factory is what you are looking for",
"k19": "Setup a Kubernetes cluster or use your existing Kubernetes cluster.",
"k20": "Install the different components of",
@@ -1177,7 +1177,7 @@
"k23": "Go to the plans & integrations page",
"k24": "on your Kerberos Hub account and copy your credentials.",
"k25": "When configured Kerberos Factory successfully, you can modify the global settings, and enter your credentials.",
"k26": "All Kerberos Agent you will now add, will show up on your devices page.",
"k26": "All Agent you will now add, will show up on your devices page.",
"k27": "KiOS is a custom linux OS, created for the Raspberry Pi, which runs Kerberos.io out-of-the-box. This is the most simple and basic installation procedure.",
"k28": "Download",
"k29": "the KiOS installer",
@@ -2117,9 +2117,9 @@
"k20": "Kerberos Hub credentials",
"k21": "Cloud credentials",
"k22": "Media storage region",
"k23": "Your media can be stored in one of the following regions. Different Kerberos agents can store in different regions.",
"k23": "Your media can be stored in one of the following regions. Different Agents can store in different regions.",
"k24": "Copy",
"k25": "Use the below credentials to connect your Kerberos Agents to your Kerberos Hub.",
"k25": "Use the below credentials to connect your Agents to your Kerberos Hub.",
"k26": "Use the below credentials to connect your devices to our cloud.",
"k27": "How to connect Agents to Kerberos Hub",
"k28": "Public key",
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"k2": "draft",
"k3": "Device detail",
"k4": "Kerberos Factory",
"k5": "Kerberos Agent",
"k5": "Agent",
"k6": "n/a",
"k7": "Remove device"
}
@@ -2794,7 +2794,7 @@
"k2": "PREVIEW",
"k3": "Switch to live [Shift + L]",
"k4": "LIVE",
"k5": "Make sure you are using the latest Kerberos agent and a Gold subscription",
"k5": "Make sure you are using the latest Agent and a Gold subscription",
"k6": "You are not allowed to watch a live stream.",
"k7": "Turn sound off",
"k8": "Turn sound on",

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charts/hub/custom-layout/templates/device.html
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margin-bottom: 0;
padding-bottom: 0;
padding-left: 0;
padding-right: 0;">One of your Kerberos Agents changed</h2>
padding-right: 0;">One of your Agents changed</h2>
<h2 style=" font-family: Inter;
font-size: 20px;
font-style: normal;
@@ -265,7 +265,7 @@
letter-spacing: 0em;
text-align: left;
color: #262424;
width: 480px">The status your Kerberos Agent changed</h3>
width: 480px">The status your Agent changed</h3>
<p style=" font-family: Inter;
font-size: 14px;
font-style: normal;
@@ -275,8 +275,8 @@
letter-spacing: 0em;
text-align: left;
color: #6D6666;
margin-top: 12px;">Kerberos Agents go offline due to a variety of reasons. The machine, node, micro controller on which your Kerberos Agent runs, gets corrupted or disconnected from the internet.
The camera itself is broken, damaged or in the worst case tampered. Have a look into your Kerberos Hub account for the latest recordings and/or verify the connection and status of your Kerberos Agent.</p>
margin-top: 12px;">Agents go offline due to a variety of reasons. The machine, node, micro controller on which your Agent runs, gets corrupted or disconnected from the internet.
The camera itself is broken, damaged or in the worst case tampered. Have a look into your Kerberos Hub account for the latest recordings and/or verify the connection and status of your Agent.</p>
<a style="text-decoration: none;color: none;" href="{{link}}">
<p style="font-family: Inter;

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letter-spacing: 0em;
text-align: left;
color: #6D6666;
margin-top: 12px;">If you are hitting your daily limits a lot, you might consider upgrading your Kerberos Hub subscription, or fine-tune your Kerberos Agents so they record less recordings.</p>
margin-top: 12px;">If you are hitting your daily limits a lot, you might consider upgrading your Kerberos Hub subscription, or fine-tune your Agents so they record less recordings.</p>
<a style="text-decoration: none;color: none;" href="{{link}}">
<p style="font-family: Inter;

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charts/hub/custom-layout/templates/highupload.html
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margin-bottom: 0;
padding-bottom: 0;
padding-left: 0;
padding-right: 0;">High upload detected by one or more Kerberos Agents</h2>
padding-right: 0;">High upload detected by one or more Agents</h2>
</td>
<td class="corner-td" align="right"></td>
</tr>

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# A MQTT broker (vernemq or other like mosquitto) is used to have a bi-directional communication between Agents and Hub.
# We recommend to use VernemQ (as part of this installation), but a stand-alone mosquitto broker is also possible.
mqtt:
host: "mqtt.yourdomain.com" # this needs to be a public accessible DNS name (it's used to communicate between Kerberos Agents and Kerberos Hub)
host: "mqtt.yourdomain.com" # this needs to be a public accessible DNS name (it's used to communicate between Agents and Kerberos Hub)
port: "8443"
protocol: "wss"
username: "yourusername"
@@ -372,8 +372,8 @@ kerberoshub:
# - hosts:
# - "demo.yourdomain.com"
# secretName: kerberoshub-demo
# You can disable the Kerberos agent buttons, this make sense
# in a white-label setup, or where you are managing the Kerberos Agents for your customers.
# You can disable the Agent buttons, this make sense
# in a white-label setup, or where you are managing the Agents for your customers.
hideAddAgent: "false"
# Multi tenancy (domains)
# By default the Kerberos Hub allows multi-tenancy through the concept
@@ -959,4 +959,4 @@ email:
highupload: "highupload"
device: "device"
alertTitle: "[Alert] Kerberos Hub detected something an event"
deviceTitle: "[Device] A Kerberos Agent's status has been changed"
deviceTitle: "[Device] An Agent's status has been changed"