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Yusaku Sako updated AMBARI-17566:
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Description:
Today, all of the Views appear under a dropdown menu on the right-hand top of
the page.
Ideally, the Files View would show up under HDFS, Capacity Scheduler under
YARN, etc.
1.
We need a way to annotate a View with the service(s) it's associated with, so
that any view developer can create this association. The API can then expose
endpoints
api/v1/views/FILES/ (show service_name: "HDFS")
api/v1/clusters/$name/services/HDFS/views (reference to the FILES view)
2. Views that are associated with the service should be available from the
service's dashboard page (e.g., next to the Heatmaps and Configs as tabs).
These Views should be embedded within the service dashboard page so that they
appear as if they are part of the page. This way, the user is not taken out of
the current context and provides seamless UX.
was:
Today, all of the Views appear under a dropdown menu on the right-hand top of
the page.
Ideally, the Files View would show up under HDFS, Capacity Scheduler under
YARN, etc.
1.
We need a way to annotate a View with the service(s) it's associated with, so
that any view developer can create this association. The API can then expose
endpoints
api/v1/views/FILES/ (show service_name: "HDFS")
api/v1/clusters/$name/services/HDFS/views (reference to the FILES view)
2. The UI should should all of the views that provide hints for the current
service from the Dashboard page, next to the Heatmaps and Configs links.
> Embed related Views from the Service dashboard page
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> Key: AMBARI-17566
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMBARI-17566
> Project: Ambari
> Issue Type: Epic
> Components: ambari-web
> Affects Versions: 2.5.0
> Reporter: Alejandro Fernandez
> Assignee: Manasi Maheshwari
> Fix For: trunk
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>
> Today, all of the Views appear under a dropdown menu on the right-hand top of
> the page.
> Ideally, the Files View would show up under HDFS, Capacity Scheduler under
> YARN, etc.
> 1.
> We need a way to annotate a View with the service(s) it's associated with, so
> that any view developer can create this association. The API can then expose
> endpoints
> api/v1/views/FILES/ (show service_name: "HDFS")
> api/v1/clusters/$name/services/HDFS/views (reference to the FILES view)
> 2. Views that are associated with the service should be available from the
> service's dashboard page (e.g., next to the Heatmaps and Configs as tabs).
> These Views should be embedded within the service dashboard page so that they
> appear as if they are part of the page. This way, the user is not taken out
> of the current context and provides seamless UX.
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