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Break out Volumes in new topology #3547
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Sounds like a step forward to me, with one comment to make.
I agree with not putting it below cc @bia |
@fbarl and I agree that this could be a good time to reorganize the placement of all topologies in the context of scope becoming more docker+k8s focused. I opened #3625 which will give us a bit more clarity and screen space to work with, while we still need to learn more about which topologies should hierarchically fit in a column with others. |
Sure @bia ! I will wait for the final decision from both of you. Thanks for looking into this. |
Before we figure a more proper solution there, I would suggest:
Two more remarks:
I think they look fine :) The only thing we discussed but I don't see the screenshot is the subtext for the selected option from a dropdown (so in the case above, I guess it should be something like no grouping just under the selected Containers topology). |
What you expected to happen?
Currently, pods view is cluttered when storage filter is applied. It would be great idea to separate the Storage view and form a new topology called
Volumes
below hosts. (Why below hosts? Because, if we put it below theServices
then topology header will consume more space)Whenever, As amount of volumes i.e.
PVC
s in cluster increases then it becomes difficult to look at graphical view in Scope.PS: Ignore the
Pools
from the above picture.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: