Missing Icon/Button in Webmodeler

Hi all,

I am missing the square-shaped-9-dots Camunda components Icon/Button in the top left corner of my Camunda-Webmodeler (I think you can navigate between components easily this way). I could not find a hint in the official documentation for Web-Modeler why that Icon/Button is missing in my installation but normally it seems to be available (i.e. first picture here: Launch Web Modeler | Camunda 8 Docs and I am not sure whether that issue maybe is linked to the Camunda Version or the Licence Key?
Or maybe this is linked to Console Component installation-settings?

I have a self-deployt Camunda 8.6.3 on OpenShift with Helm Charts Version 11.0.0. I have no Camunda Licence Key.

Thanks in advance!

Can you explain a little bit about what exactlt you’ve deployed?

Hi @Niall

my helm values.yaml is from that template: camunda-platform-helm/charts/camunda-platform-8.6/values.yaml at main · camunda/camunda-platform-helm · GitHub

with following enabled services:
:
keycloak (with postgresql)
identity
webmodeler (restapi, websocket, webapp, postgresl)
zeebe
zeebe-gateway
connectors
console
operate
tasklist
Elasticsearch

are there anymore details which can help?

or maybe this is an exclusive Camunda SaaS feature?

Hi @MUC - yes, this is currently a SaaS-only feature. The team is working to bring it to Self Managed, but there is obviously a lot more complexity to enabling such a feature in Self Managed. For instance, each component needs to know the full URL to every other component, so where do you configure the URLs for each component? If you have any suggestions on what you think a possible implementation could look like, I’d be happy to share it with our product team!

Hi @nathan.loding
first off all, thanks a lot for your answer!
For now I am collecting experience in Camunda and still do, but from my point of view, maybe a definition within the helm-chart with creation of a ConfigMap could be a possible solution.

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Thanks @MUC, I’ll share this feedback with the product team!