@jfvilas/plugin-kwirth-backend 0.13.0 → 0.13.1

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  - Performing login processes to remote Kwirth instances, and thus obtaining valid API keys for users to stream kubernetes data.
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  - Receiving and answering API calls from configured frontend Kwirth plugins on your Backstage instance.
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  ## Version compatibility
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  Following table shows version compatibility between Kwirth Backstage plugin and Kwirth Core server.
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  | Plugin Kwirth version | Kwirth version |
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+ |0.13.0|0.4.131|
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  |0.12.8|0.4.45|
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  |0.12.6|0.4.20|
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  ## Install plugin
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  Here we show how to get this backend plugin up and running quickly. First we need to add the `@jfvilas/plugin-kwirth-backend` package to your Backstage project:
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  backend.start();
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  ```
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  ## Configure
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  To have your Kwirth backend plugins ready for work you must perform some previous additional tasks, like deploying Kwirth, creating API Keys, defining clusters, etc... In this section we cover all these needs in a structured way.
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  "name": "@jfvilas/plugin-kwirth-backend",
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- "version": "0.13.0",
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  "description": "Backstage backend plugin for Kwirth plugins",
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  "keywords": [
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  "Backstage",