In Wakanda enterprise, you do have an admin web panel you can use to check databases, backup databases and run scripts. But you do have to know how to get to it.
First, you must be running with an enterprise license.
Second, you must be able to attach to the server and either be running X-Windows or custom provide access to localhost (Run A GUI)
Wakanda by default will not listen to for the admin panel on any unsecured port. so you will likely need to access the server using localhost or in a GUI view of the server.
In my case, I use Xwindows port forwarding on my SSH tunnel to view this screen. I used to use -X for forwarding my X windows but changes in the Mac OS system prevent this from working any longer. The -Y option is really not preferred.
ssh -Y myUserName@wakandaserverOnce you are connected with a local GUI, or an ssh tunnel with x-windows forwarding working you can open the following URL to get to your admin panel.
For those who like to throw caution to the wind you can manually setup in your start-up file for Wakanda a configuration to allow remote access to this admin panel, but this can result in unexpected access to the systems backend and the possibility of running things you do not want.
Keep in mind that the startup configuration for Wakanda 2.6.0 has changed and you will need to change your startup if you are running the newer version or upgrading. Wakanda 2.6.0 linux upgrade is a surprise.