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Flexible workloads list in Backstage #3847
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As we introduce a new main menu item, we need at least one new icon.
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In case of HelmRelease resources, the SOURCE column currently shows two different types of info.
@piontec will provide some more examples |
One particular case seems to be untreated currently: the fact that an app is deployed via a bundle is not visible at all in our deployments table or details. For example, this devportal page lists deployment of athena. In the gazelle/operations cluster, it is deployed via the auth-bundle, so it cannot be upgraded individually. Let's discuss what we could add to make that more visible. |
We can probably have some relationships graph on deployment details page (that we currently don't have). In the deployments table I think it's a good idea to emphasize the fact that's an app is part of a bundle. |
A new page with overview of all apps deployed throughout clusters was added - https://devportal.giantswarm.io/deployments |
One possible improvement: allow for more than 20 rows per page. 50, 100 would be good next choices. |
In our Backstage UI, we want to provide an overview of workloads throughout clusters, with information that is gathered exclusively on Giant Swarm management clusters. As of now (Jan 2025) this covers workloads deployed via App and HelmRelease resources.
The tabular overview should provide the most important details per workload. User-selectable columns might offer more details. In addition users will be able to open a details panel or navigate to a details page for more information on the individual deployment.
Filter functions should be offered to select workloads of interest. For example:
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