Couldn't find any clusters on your config file:

[iomari]

I've setup AKHQ on y laptop with a local kafka cluster. Kadeck frontend sees my cluster and shows my messages live without any issue so I know my cluster is set up correctly. I assume that my akhq config file is the issue. Here is my applications.xml file.
Please show me why my web page only shows:
"{"message":"Couldn't find any clusters on your configuration file, please ensure that the configuration file is loaded correctly","_links":{"self":{"href":"/","templated":false}}}"

Here is my config:

micronaut:
  server:
    port: 48080
  security:
    enabled: false

akhq:
  server:
    access-log: # Access log configuration (optional)
      enabled: true # true by default
      name: org.akhq.log.access # Logger name
      format: "[Date: {}] [Duration: {} ms] [Url: {} {}] [Status: {}] [Ip: {}] [User: {}]" # Logger format
    # Custom HTTP response headers configuration
    customHttpResponseHeaders:
      - name: "Content-Security-Policy"
        value: "default-src 'none'; frame-src 'self'; script-src 'self'; connect-src 'self'; img-src 'self'; style-src 'self'; frame-ancestors 'self'; form-action 'self'; upgrade-insecure-requests"
      - name: "X-Permitted-Cross-Domain-Policies"
        value: "none"

  # default kafka properties for each clients, available for admin / producer / consumer (optional)
  clients-defaults:
    consumer:
      properties:
        isolation.level: read_committed

  # list of kafka cluster available for akhq
  connections:
    iomari:
      properties:
        bootstrap.servers: "localhost:9092"
      schema-registry:
        url: "http://schema-registry:8085"
      connect:
        - name: "connect"
          url: "http://connect:8083"
      ksqldb:
        - name: "ksqldb"
          url: "http://connect:8088"

  pagination:
    page-size: 25 # number of elements per page (default : 25)
    threads: 16 # Number of parallel threads to resolve page

  # Configure avro-to-json serializer
  avro-serializer:
    json.serialization.inclusions: # ObjectMapper serialization inclusions used for avro-to-json conversion for display in the UI.
    # Supports Enums in JsonInclude.Include from Jackson library
      - NON_NULL

  # Topic list display options (optional)
  topic:
    retention: 172800000 # default retention period when creating topic
    partition: 3 #  default number of partition when creating topic
    replication: 3 # default number of replicas when creating topic
    internal-regexps: # list of regexp to be considered as internal (internal topic can't be deleted or updated)
      - "^_.*$"
      - "^.*_schemas$"
      - "^.*connect-config$"
      - "^.*connect-offsets$1"
      - "^.*connect-status$"
    stream-regexps: # list of regexp to be considered as internal stream topic
      - "^.*-changelog$"
      - "^.*-repartition$"
      - "^.*-rekey$"
    skip-consumer-groups: false # Skip loading consumer group information when showing topics
    skip-last-record: false # Skip loading last record date information when showing topics
    show-all-consumer-groups: false # Expand list of consumer groups instead of showing one.
    # Retry options for topic operations
    retry:
      topic-exists: # Delay between retries when checking for existence of newly created topics. This is needed as it might take the kafka broker a few seconds to create new topics.
        delay: "3s"

  # Topic display data options (optional)
  topic-data:
    size: 50 # max record per page (default: 50)
    poll-timeout: 1000 # The time, in milliseconds, spent waiting in poll if data is not available in the buffer.
    kafka-max-message-length: 1000000 # Max message length allowed to send to UI when retrieving a list of records in bytes.

  # Ui Global Options (optional)
  ui-options:
    topic:
      default-view: ALL  # default list view (ALL, HIDE_INTERNAL, HIDE_INTERNAL_STREAM, HIDE_STREAM). Overrides default
      skip-consumer-groups: false # Skip loading consumer group information when showing topics. Overrides default
      skip-last-record: true  # Skip loading last record date information when showing topics.  Overrides default
      show-all-consumer-groups: true # Expand list of consumer groups instead of showing one. Overrides default.
    topic-data:
      sort: NEWEST # default sort order (OLDEST, NEWEST) (default: OLDEST).  Overrides default

  # Auth & Roles (optional)
  security:
    roles:
      node-read:
        - resources: [ "NODE" ]
          actions: [ "READ", "READ_CONFIG" ]
      node-admin:
        - resources: [ "NODE" ]
          actions: [ "READ", "READ_CONFIG", "ALTER_CONFIG" ]
      topic-read:
        - resources: [ "TOPIC", "TOPIC_DATA" ]
          actions: [ "READ" ]
        - resources: [ "TOPIC" ]
          actions: [ "READ_CONFIG" ]
      topic-admin:
        - resources: [ "TOPIC", "TOPIC_DATA" ]
          actions: [ "READ", "CREATE", "DELETE" ]
        - resources: [ "TOPIC" ]
          actions: [ "UPDATE", "READ_CONFIG", "ALTER_CONFIG" ]
      connect-rw:
        - resources: [ "CONNECTOR" ]
          actions: [ "READ", "CREATE", "UPDATE_STATE" ]
      connect-admin:
        - resources: [ "CONNECTOR" ]
          actions: [ "READ", "CREATE", "UPDATE_STATE", "DELETE" ]
      registry-read:
        - resources: [ "SCHEMA" ]
          actions: [ "READ" ]
      registry-admin:
        - resources: [ "SCHEMA" ]
          actions: [ "READ", "CREATE", "UPDATE", "DELETE", "DELETE_VERSION" ]
      group-read:
        - resources: [ "CONSUMER_GROUP" ]
          actions: [ "READ" ]
      connect-cluster-read:
        - resources: [ "CONNECT_CLUSTER" ]
          actions: [ "READ" ]
      ksqldb-admin:
        - resources: [ "KSQLDB" ]
          actions: [ "READ", "EXECUTE" ]

    default-group: admin # Default groups for all the user even unlogged user
    # Groups definition
    groups:
      admin:
        - role: node-admin
        - role: topic-admin
        - role: connect-admin
        - role: registry-admin
        - role: group-read
        - role: connect-cluster-read
        - role: ksqldb-admin
      topic-reader:
        - role: topic-read
        - role: registry-admin
      topic-reader-dev:
        - role: topic-read
          clusters: ["dev"]
        - role: registry-admin
          clusters: ["dev"]
      topic-reader-project-prod:
        - role: topic-read
          patterns: ["project.*"]
          clusters: ["prod.*"]
        - role: registry-admin
          patterns: ["project.*"]
          clusters: ["prod.*"]

    # Basic auth configuration
    basic-auth:
      - username: user # Username
        password: pass # Password in sha256
        groups: # Groups for the user
          - admin

    # Ldap Groups configuration (when using ldap)
    ldap:
      default-group: topic-reader
      groups:
        - name: group-ldap-1
          groups: # Akhq groups list
            - topic-reader-dev
        - name: group-ldap-2
          groups:
            - admin
      users:
        - username: riemann # ldap user id
          groups: # Akhq groups list
            - topic-reader-project-prod
        - username: einstein
          groups:
            - admin

    # OIDC configuration
    oidc:
      enabled: true
      providers:
        oidc:
          label: "Login with OIDC"
          username-field: preferred_username
          groups-field: roles
          default-group: topic-reader
          groups:
            - name: oidc-admin-group
              groups:
                - admin
          users:
            - username: einstein
              groups:
                - admin

    # Header configuration (reverse proxy)
    header-auth:
      user-header: x-akhq-user # mandatory (the header name that will contain username)
      groups-header: x-akhq-group # optional (the header name that will contain groups separated by groups-header-separator)
      groups-header-separator: ',' # optional (separator, defaults to ',')
      ip-patterns: [127.0.0.*] # optional (Java regular expressions for matching trusted IP addresses, '0.0.0.0' matches all addresses)
      default-group: topic-reader
      groups:
        - name: header-admin-group
          groups:
            - admin
      users: # optional
        - username: header-user # username matching the `user-header` value
          groups: # list of groups / additional groups
            - topic-reader
        - username: header-admin
          groups:
            - admin

    # Data masking configuration
    data-masking:
      filters:
        - description: "Masks value for secret-key fields"
          search-regex: '"(secret-key)":".*"'
          replacement: '"$1":"xxxx"'
        - description: "Masks last digits of phone numbers"
          search-regex: '"([\+]?[(]?[0-9]{3}[)]?[-\s\.]?[0-9]{3}[-\s\.]?)[0-9]{4,6}"'
          replacement: '"$1xxxx"'

[tchiotludo]

you are mentioning applications.xml but the files is a yaml and should be named application.yml

[iomari]

Sorry. a typo. The file IS application.yml

[iomari]

Problem resolved. I'm not using the jar file