What is DataX Admin?

DataX Admin is a web-based platform built with Go and Vue.js that simplifies the management and configuration of DataX data synchronization tasks.

What are the key features of DataX Admin?

Key features include visual task configuration, real-time monitoring, data source management, task scheduling, user permission control, and system performance analysis.

What are the system requirements for DataX Admin?

You need Go 1.20+, Node.js 18+, MySQL 8.0+, and a DataX environment.

How do I install DataX Admin using Docker?

Use the commands docker pull lisongyu/datax-admin:latest and then docker run to start the container.

Can I build DataX Admin from source?

Yes, clone the repository and use make docker to build the application.

What is the purpose of the Makefile?

The Makefile simplifies the build process with commands for building the backend, frontend, Docker image, and running the container.

Where is the system configuration file located?

The configuration file is located at backend/config.yaml.

What can I configure in the config.yaml file?

You can configure server ports, database connections, JWT secrets, DataX paths, and logging settings.

What is the project structure of DataX Admin?

The project is divided into frontend (Vue.js) and backend (Go) directories, each containing relevant code, configurations, and assets.

What code standards should I follow when contributing?

Follow Vue 3 + TypeScript for frontend and Go for backend, using ESLint, Prettier, and golangci-lint for code formatting and checks.

How can I contribute to DataX Admin?

Fork the repository, create a feature branch, submit your code, and create a pull request.

What license is DataX Admin released under?

DataX Admin is released under the MIT License.

How does DataX Admin relate to UBOS?

While DataX Admin handles data synchronization, UBOS is a full-stack AI Agent platform that can utilize the synchronized data for AI agent development and orchestration.

What is MCP and how does it relate to DataX Admin?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) standardizes how applications provide context to LLMs. DataX Admin can facilitate data transfer to an MCP server, allowing AI models to access and interact with that data.