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General-purpose web UI for Kubernetes clusters
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Allow sorting deployments by their memory usage #2794

Open avinassh opened 6 years ago

rahuldhide commented 6 years ago

@avinassh Good suggestion. Can you explain the intent or how this sorting option would help you to perform your tasks. I am trying to understand this as it would help us in the other UX decisions as well.

jdfalk commented 6 years ago

+1

Honestly, I would say being able to sort by any column heading would be fantastic. There have been so many times I wanted to sort by images, namespaces, labels, etc. At least where I work, people who are new to kubernetes and linux management in general tend to want more visual representations of the changes as opposed to the command line interface. Most of the time they are coming from Windows backgrounds and expect things like progress bars, deployment pie charts, etc. Just my two cents.

jotto commented 6 years ago

+1

example use-case for memory sorting: if you have thousands of pods, few of which ever do anything, the few that do have temporary activity will grow in RSS, and you'll want to see which ones those are.

0x53A commented 3 years ago

Sorting pods on memory usage would be really useful, we have been having issues with the .NET Server GC running too infrequently, causing memory issues.

In general, it should be possible to sort on all columns.