---------------------- Yes, the Garden Enterprise dashboard can be self-hosted. According to the knowledge sources, Garden Enterprise is designed to be installed and run on your own Kubernetes cluster. Here are the key points: 1. Garden Enterprise is installed via the kots kubectl plugin on your own Kubernetes cluster, as described in the Installation guide (). 2. The installation process includes setting up an admin console, which is a web application that runs locally on your cluster. This console is used for configuration and management of your Garden Enterprise installation. 3. The installation guide provides detailed steps for configuring your environment, including options for setting up monitoring services like Grafana for metrics and Kibana for logs. 4. You have the option to enable ingress for these dashboards, allowing access from outside the cluster if desired. This is configurable during the installation process, as mentioned in the Grafana Config () and Kibana Config () sections. It's important to note that this self-hosted option is specifically for Garden Enterprise, which is the commercial version of Garden. The open-source version of Garden primarily operates as a CLI tool and does not include a dashboard component. ---------------------- Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon: ----------------------

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