Tendrl UI Designs for Gluster Only Monitoring Release (Tendrl Release 1.6.3 and earlier)

The following are the specific links to Tendrl UI Designs related to Gluster-specific monitoring using Tendrl (excludes Day 1 & 2 operations and Ceph management/monitoring):

First Login by admin User - Password reset for first-time login by the default admin user after Tendrl installed using tendrl-ansible. If no clusters found, user sees a blank slate.


Upon successful login and if a cluster is detected (after tendrl-ansible completed, user will go through the following [workflow, and see the cluster list as the landing page] (https://redhat.invisionapp.com/share/8QCOEVEY9).

If user clicks the volume name (hyperlink) from the Volumes List, they should see the following: object details for a volume — initially just the Bricks tab

• For distributed, replicated volumes, bricks should be grouped by replica set
• For distributed, replicated volumes, bricks should be grouped by dispersed set

If user clicks the host name (hyperlink) from the Hosts List, they should see the following: object details for a host — initially just the Bricks tab

• It’ll be similar to the Volumes > Bricks page without the subvolume (replica / dispersed set) grouping.

Administration

• Events and Tasks are cluster-specific menu items that will be in the left-navigation menu -- see https://redhat.invisionapp.com/share/8QCOEVEY9#/screens/244738616
• Users, Mail Settings, SNMP Settings, and Alerts / Notifications will be be accessed from the top right (Common Utilities/Elements area)
  • Users, Mail Settings, SNMP Settings Menu
  • User management -- Additional user management design details can be found at https://redhat.invisionapp.com/share/KNB25OEQT#/screens/226063802.
  • SMTP/Mail configuration
  • SNMP configuration
  • Alerts / Notification Drawer

Dashboard (for Grafana) designs - that will be launchable from the Tendrl UI:

• Cluster
• Host
• Volume
• Brick

To see more Tendrl UI designs, refer to the Tendrl UI Designs Wiki.