Currently, the machine overview allows sorting by creation time, machine id and last active time.
All my nodes get their hostnames via DHCP and are named like \-00, \-01, etc.
However, because they were all added at different times, nodes from various clusters appear in a random order in the machine overview.
Solution
I'd like to be able to sort alphabetically by hostname, so that all machines belonging to the same cluster are grouped together and I can quickly find specific nodes by their index (the number in the hostname).
Unix4ever
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1 year ago
Problem Description
Currently, the machine overview allows sorting by creation time, machine id and last active time. All my nodes get their hostnames via DHCP and are named like \-00, \-01, etc.
However, because they were all added at different times, nodes from various clusters appear in a random order in the machine overview.
Solution
I'd like to be able to sort alphabetically by hostname, so that all machines belonging to the same cluster are grouped together and I can quickly find specific nodes by their index (the number in the hostname).
Alternative Solutions
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