Show Workload Status on Home Page #644
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It is now possible to show the status for Pods, Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets and Jobs on the home page. This feature can be enabled seperatly for each workload in the home page settings. When enabled we display for each workload the total number of resources and the count for each resource status. When a user click on the workload, he can directly view all the resources with the selected status. For this the `ResourcesList` widget now contains a `status` parameter, which is set to the user selected status to filter the resources accordingly.
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It is now possible to show the status for Pods, Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets and Jobs on the home page. This feature can be enabled seperatly for each workload in the home page settings.
When enabled we display for each workload the total number of resources and the count for each resource status. When a user click on the workload, he can directly view all the resources with the selected status.
For this the
ResourcesListwidget now contains astatusparameter, which is set to the user selected status to filter the resources accordingly.