Fix: APISIX Dashboard "etcd not connected" issue in Docker Compose setup #587
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Description:
This pull request enhances the APISIX Docker setup by introducing the APISIX Dashboard for easier management and visualization. The following key changes were made:
- Added
example/dashboard_conf/conf.yamlA new configuration file for the APISIX Dashboard has been created. This file includes the necessary settings to connect to the etcd instance and manage APISIX through a web interface.
### - Updated
docker-compose.ymlA new service named
apisix-dashboardhas been added to the Docker Compose configuration. This service runs the APISIX Dashboard and is configured to connect to the existingetcdinstance onetcd:2379.### - etcd Connection Fix
The configuration ensures the dashboard connects to etcd correctly using the internal Docker network.