Closed etsauer closed 4 years ago
@etsauer I have done something with Grafana dashboard. I can tweak that according to this requirement. Does that help here?
@shah-zobair yes, that would be helpful to see. @raffaelespazzoli mentioned you were working on something for this.
@etsauer ; is this still needed? looking at the PR trail, looks like its solved via:
I think we can close it.
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We would like to build an "executive level" UI around our new capacity planner tool.
Currently the tool traverses an openshift cluster and collects quota, limit, and request data (real time usage data coming soon), and exposes it via a simple API.
The API presents 3 different layers of scope:
We would like to be able to visualize this information for leadership to give them some assistance in making decisions.
By default, we would want to display the cluster level metrics, but provide the ability to drill down into the namespace and pod. We get a lot of asks to "show be the top 10 largest namespaces" so the ability to sort based on any of the given metrics would be really helpful. Here is a sample of what we should by default for the cluster.