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Cluster Overview

The landing page after login. It answers the question "is anything wrong with my fleet?" in one screen.

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Header KPIs

The strip at the top aggregates the entire fleet:

TileMeaning
NodesTotal registered agents, with online / offline counts below
GPUsTotal accelerators across the fleet
PowerAggregate cluster power draw (kW)
GPU UtilCluster-average GPU utilization
CPU UtilCluster-average CPU utilization
StorageHealthy / total disks across the fleet

Node Health Map

One tile per registered agent, color-coded:

  • Green — healthy, no issues
  • Yellow — warning (e.g. version drift, container unhealthy)
  • Red — critical (offline, hardware fault)
  • Gray — agent has not reported recently

Click a tile to filter the rest of the page to that node. Click again to clear the filter.

Needs Attention

The Needs Attention section is a merged feed of issues across the fleet, grouped into one card per category:

  • Connectivity — agents that can't reach the master, switches with stale SNMP data
  • Thermal — GPUs / DPUs / inlet sensors over threshold
  • Error Logs — recent kernel ERRs / fatal journal entries
  • Containers — Docker containers stuck in restarting or unhealthy
  • CPU / Memory / Storage — utilization spikes
  • Version Drift — software versions that differ from the cluster majority (the screenshot above shows a gpu_driver and toolkit mismatch)
  • Node Status — agents that have gone offline within a maintenance grace window

The filter chips on the right (Critical, Warning, Info) hide noise when triaging. A per-node dropdown above the chips narrows the feed to a single host.

Cluster Power

Below Needs Attention, a time-series chart plots the fleet's aggregate power draw (W). The time-range chips above the chart (1 h / 6 h / 24 h / 7 d / 30 d) zoom out for capacity-planning views.

Polling Cadence

The page refreshes every 5 seconds while visible and pauses polling when you switch tabs to keep network usage low.

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