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Port the AI Grid fleet dashboard backend to Rust as an opt-in workspace crate. It watches the hub's EPP registry ConfigMap and site Secrets, polls each site's Prometheus (or one central store scoped by cluster label), derives green/yellow/red health per site, and serves the fleet over JSON and server-sent events for the web UI. Nothing in Grid depends on it; cargo builds and tests it as a member, but it is only deployed by installing its chart. The golden tests under tests/ compare the demo fleet's API output with fixtures captured from the previous Go implementation, so the untouched frontend keeps its contract. promql-parser is the one new dependency, used to inject the cluster matcher into every selector in central mode. Signed-off-by: szedan <szedan@redhat.com>
The dashboard's single-page app: React 19, Leaflet with marker clustering for the world map, Recharts for series, built by Vite. It is moved unchanged from the previous repository and embedded into the binary by the crate's build script; a cargo build without the Vite output serves a placeholder page instead. Signed-off-by: szedan <szedan@redhat.com>
The chart lives inside the crate directory, not under charts/, so the release pipeline never packages or publishes it: deploying the dashboard is an explicit helm install. The central-mode CA is passed as --central-ca-file instead of SSL_CERT_FILE, which rustls does not read. hack/ holds the operator scripts that register and unregister a spoke (token Secret, ClusterRoleBinding, registry entry) and the chart's golden-render test. Signed-off-by: szedan <szedan@redhat.com>
Build the image like the other Grid images (rust alpine builder, alpine runtime, non-root), with a Node stage for the web UI. A dedicated path-filtered workflow runs the web lint/tests/build, the chart lint and golden renders, and the image build only for changes under fleet-dashboard/. The release workflow pushes the image alongside the others; the chart is deliberately left out of the release chart loops. Signed-off-by: szedan <szedan@redhat.com>
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant FleetDashboardAPI
participant Collector
participant Prometheus
participant RegistryStore
Browser->>FleetDashboardAPI: Request config, fleet, series, or SSE
RegistryStore->>Collector: Publish registered sites and Secrets
Collector->>Prometheus: Query site or central metrics
Collector->>FleetDashboardAPI: Publish fleet snapshot
FleetDashboardAPI->>Browser: Return JSON, SSE, or embedded SPA assets
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The dashboard is opt-in, but enabling Ingress with the default auth settings exposes the fleet API without authentication. The dashboard can also read every Secret in its namespace and can send metrics tokens over plain HTTP. Resolve these access-control issues before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟠 High · up to The dashboard creates a new access point to fleet-wide operational data and consolidates monitoring credentials. The default OpenShift route uses authentication, but the application remains separately accessible through an unauthenticated service port, and enabling Ingress routes around the proxy. Broad namespace Secret access and credential transport weaknesses increase the consequences of compromise. Deployment is optional, and the dashboard does not itself gain spoke administration or routing authority. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/fleet-dashboard.yaml:
- Line 25: Set persist-credentials to false on all three actions/checkout steps
in the workflow so PR-controlled jobs cannot access stored Git credentials;
leave the pinned action versions unchanged.
Review comments at @.github/workflows/release.yaml:
- Around line 261-279: Export the digest from the fleet_dashboard step through
the container job’s outputs as fleet_dashboard_digest, using the step’s digest
output so downstream jobs can pin or attest the image.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/build.rs:
- Around line 18-24: Update the build-script path setup in main to resolve DIST
relative to CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR instead of the working directory, and derive the
rerun-if-changed path from that same manifest-relative value.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/Cargo.toml:
- Line 44: Move the axum-server version and feature declaration into the
workspace dependencies, then update the fleet-dashboard dependency to use
workspace = true while preserving its required features.
Review comments at
@fleet-dashboard/charts/grid-fleet-dashboard/templates/configmap.yaml:
- Line 4: Replace the hardcoded ConfigMap name with the release-specific name
generated by fleet-dashboard.fullname, and update the Deployment’s volume
reference to use the same name.
Review comments at
@fleet-dashboard/charts/grid-fleet-dashboard/templates/ingress.yaml:
- Around line 1-32: Update the ingress template so enabling ingress while
auth.oauthProxy.enabled is true fails rendering, rather than routing requests to
the unauthenticated http service port; preserve the existing Ingress behavior
when OAuth proxy is disabled.
Review comments at
@fleet-dashboard/charts/grid-fleet-dashboard/templates/rbac.yaml:
- Around line 9-11: Isolate the dashboard in a dedicated namespace so
RegistryStore::watch_secrets can list and watch only Secrets in that namespace;
keep the list and watch verbs required by the watcher. Ensure unrelated
application, OAuth-proxy cookie, and TLS Secrets are not placed in the dashboard
namespace.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/hack/lib/registry.sh:
- Line 34: Update the RETURN trap in merge_site_entry to remove itself after
cleaning up tmpdir, preventing it from running again when later functions
return.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/hack/register-site.sh:
- Around line 171-172: Update the `elif probe -k` branch to make its insecure
TLS check without reusing `$CURLRC` or sending the bearer token; treat any HTTP
response as evidence that TLS verification is the issue. Update the `die`
message so it does not claim the token is valid, since this probe no longer
checks authentication.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/src/api/assets.rs:
- Around line 60-73: Update `respond` to return a 404 for missing files under
`assets/` while preserving the SPA shell fallback for client-side routes and the
bare `assets/` directory. Also add a `.catch` to the dynamic import in
`FleetMap` so import failures are handled.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/src/api/routes.rs:
- Around line 94-100: Update the range handling in the series handler and
Collector::fleet_series to use a serde-deserializable SeriesRange enum for the
supported values, and use that enum as the series_cache key. Remove the runtime
BadRange validation; preserve the SPA’s JSON bad-request error shape by mapping
invalid Query rejections to the existing error response.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/src/api/sse.rs:
- Around line 57-61: Update Collector::publish to serialize each FleetSnapshot
once and publish the serialized payload as shared Arc<str> or Bytes alongside
the snapshot; update frame to reuse that payload instead of serializing per
subscriber, while preserving the existing SSE event behavior.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/src/config.rs:
- Around line 38-77: Add serde’s deny-unknown-fields behavior to ThresholdsYaml,
HubYaml, and FileYaml while preserving their existing defaults and field naming.
Do not change queries handling, since the comment’s proposed fix only specifies
these three structs.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/src/defaults.yaml:
- Line 5: Update the gpuUtilFallback query in the defaults configuration to
include both vLLM KV-cache metric names, so it returns samples when only the
replacement metric is available.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/src/metrics/client.rs:
- Around line 211-214: Enforce HTTPS before authenticated requests are sent:
validate the base URL in Client::new or PerSiteSource::client_for and reject
non-HTTPS URLs when the token is non-empty. Preserve any existing behavior for
empty tokens; do not enable a client-wide HTTPS-only restriction unless the
plain-HTTP test fakes are updated or bypassed.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/src/registry/spec.rs:
- Around line 124-128: Update explicit_coordinates to reject non-finite and
out-of-range values: accept latitude only within -90 to 90 and longitude only
within -180 to 180, returning None when either label fails validation.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/web/src/App.tsx:
- Around line 26-28: Avoid duplicate series polling when the chart range is 1h:
update useSeries to accept null and skip fetching for that value, then pass null
for the hourly hook when range is 1h and use hourly ?? series for tile deltas.
Keep the separate 1h fetch for other chart ranges.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/web/src/components/panel/HistoryTab.tsx:
- Around line 30-32: Remove the local formatTime helper and inline tick
calculation in HistoryTab, and import formatTime and timeTicks from
lib/chartFormat. Use timeTicks with the chart data to generate ticks so the
single-point case follows the shared helper’s behavior.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/web/src/hooks/useConfig.ts:
- Line 5: Update the comment above the default thresholds in useConfig to
reference the Rust source of defaults, such as defaults.yaml or queries.rs,
instead of the removed Go implementation path.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/web/src/lib/fleetState.ts:
- Around line 70-76: Remove the unused deriveStatus function and its associated
tests, since useFleet computes status using state.stale and state.connected.
Keep the hook’s existing status behavior unchanged.
Review comments at @fleet-dashboard/web/src/lib/format.test.ts:
- Line 53: Update the `formatAgeShort` test to assert the literal expected value
`'2h'` directly instead of constructing it with a string replacement.
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Add fleet_dashboard_digest to the job outputs.
The step has id: fleet_dashboard, but the container job outputs block (Lines 135-140) does not export its digest. Every other image exports a digest there. Without this output, downstream jobs cannot pin or attest the dashboard image. The PR objectives already list this as a follow-up.
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| const DIST: &str = "webui/dist"; | ||
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| let mut entries = Vec::new(); | ||
| collect(root, root, &mut entries)?; |
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Resolve webui/dist from CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR.
Path::new(DIST) depends on the build script's working directory. Cargo does set the working directory to the manifest directory today. Other tooling and future layouts may not. Build the path from CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR so the location is explicit. The rerun-if-changed path should come from the same value.
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Update the build-script path setup in main to resolve DIST relative to
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| hyper = { workspace = true } | ||
| percent-encoding = { workspace = true } | ||
| tower = { workspace = true } | ||
| axum-server = { version = "0.8.0", default-features = false, features = ["tls-rustls-no-provider"] } |
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Move axum-server into [workspace.dependencies].
axum-server declares its version inline. Every other dependency here uses workspace = true. The path instruction requires this: "Dependencies belong in [workspace.dependencies] so versions stay consistent across crates."
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| apiVersion: v1 | ||
| kind: ConfigMap | ||
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| name: fleet-config |
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Derive the ConfigMap name from the release fullname.
The name fleet-config is hardcoded. If two releases are installed in one namespace, both write the same ConfigMap. The second install then fails Helm ownership checks. All other resources use fleet-dashboard.fullname. The volume reference at deployment.yaml Line 103 must change with this name.
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| const { series, error: seriesError } = useSeries(range) | ||
| // Tile deltas always compare against one hour ago, whatever the chart shows. | ||
| const { series: hourly } = useSeries('1h') |
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Avoid two identical /api/v1/series?range=1h polls when the chart shows 1h.
range defaults to '1h', so useSeries(range) and useSeries('1h') fetch the same endpoint on mount. Both hooks then fetch it again every 60 s, which doubles the series load on the hub in the default view.
One fix: let useSeries accept null and skip fetching when it receives null. Then call useSeries(range === '1h' ? null : '1h') and use hourly ?? series for the tile deltas.
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Avoid duplicate series polling when the chart range is 1h: update useSeries to
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| function formatTime(ms: number): string { | ||
| return new Date(ms).toLocaleTimeString([], { hour: '2-digit', minute: '2-digit' }) | ||
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Reuse formatTime and timeTicks from lib/chartFormat.
The local formatTime duplicates formatTime in fleet-dashboard/web/src/lib/chartFormat.ts Lines 37-39. The inline ticks calculation duplicates timeTicks in the same file (Lines 29-35).
The local copy has already diverged for the single-point case. When start === end, it returns three identical ticks, while timeTicks returns one. Import both helpers from lib/chartFormat.
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| import { fetchConfig } from '../api/client' | ||
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Update the comment that points to the removed Go implementation.
The comment says the defaults mirror internal/queries.DefaultThresholds in Go. The backend is now the Rust crate, so that path no longer exists. Point the comment at the Rust source of the defaults (for example, fleet-dashboard/src/defaults.yaml or queries.rs) so the two stay in sync.
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| export function deriveStatus(state: FleetState, now: number, pollIntervalSeconds: number): StreamStatus { | ||
| if (state.lastUpdate !== null && now - state.lastUpdate > STALE_POLLS * pollIntervalSeconds * 1000) { | ||
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| if (!state.connected) return 'reconnecting' | ||
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Remove deriveStatus or use it in useFleet.
Production code does not call deriveStatus. useFleet computes the status itself from state.stale and state.connected (fleet-dashboard/web/src/hooks/useFleet.ts Line 92).
The two rules already differ:
deriveStatusmeasures staleness fromnow.useFleetwaits for the timer that setsstate.stale.
The deriveStatus tests in fleetState.test.ts (Lines 112-130) therefore cover logic the UI does not run. Delete the function and its tests, or derive the hook's status through one shared function.
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| it('drops the "ago" suffix', () => { | ||
| expect(formatAgeShort(45)).toBe('45s') | ||
| expect(formatAgeShort(130)).toBe('2m') | ||
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Assert the literal expected value.
'3h'.replace('3', '2') evaluates to '2h', but a reader has to work that out. Write '2h' directly so the expectation is clear.
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| cp "$entry" "$tmpdir/entry.yaml" | ||
| OLD_LABELS="$tmpdir/old-labels.yaml" yq -i '.labels = ((load(strenv(OLD_LABELS)) // {}) * (.labels // {}))' "$tmpdir/entry.yaml" | ||
| SITE_NAME="$name" ENTRY_FILE="$tmpdir/entry.yaml" \ | ||
| yq -i '(.endpoints[] | select(.name == strenv(SITE_NAME))) = load(strenv(ENTRY_FILE))' "$clusters" |
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When the site is already in the registry, this swaps in the script's whole entry, so the existing routing fields become our defaults (port is always 443, and the address is a guess without --address). If this is the ConfigMap the hub EPP routes on, a re-run can repoint live traffic. Could we keep the existing namespace, address, and port and only merge our labels in that case?
| description: Fleet map dashboard for AI Grid hub-and-spoke deployments | ||
| type: application | ||
| version: 0.1.4 | ||
| appVersion: "v0.1.4" |
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The default image tag comes from appVersion, and v0.1.4 was released before this image existed, so the README install pulls a tag that isn't there. The release workflow's version check only loops over the charts under charts/, so nothing catches this one lagging after the next release either. Could we add this Chart.yaml to that check by path?
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| {{- toYaml .Values.thresholds | nindent 6 }} | ||
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| {{- toYaml .Values.hub | nindent 6 }} |
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--set only types ints, bools, and null, so --set hub.lat=39.04 (or a decimal threshold) reaches toYaml as a string and renders as lat: "39.04". serde_yaml won't read a quoted scalar into Option<f64>, so ConfigFile::load fails and the pod crash-loops. Should we render these numbers bare here, or have config.rs accept numeric strings?
| /// The address parse error for anything that is not `host:port`. | ||
| pub fn parse_listen(text: &str) -> Result<SocketAddr, std::net::AddrParseError> { | ||
| if text.starts_with(':') { | ||
| format!("0.0.0.0{text}").parse() |
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On an IPv6 single-stack or IPv6-primary hub this binds IPv4 only, so the kubelet probes and the Service reach the pod's IPv6 address and get refused, and the chart hard-codes --listen=:8080 with no override. Go's :8080 listened dual-stack, which is what the comment promises. Could we bind [::] with the IPv4 fallback the operator's signals listener already uses?
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| metrics.missing = REQUIRED_KEYS |
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Disabling a required key with an empty query, as defaults.yaml and the README describe, still puts it in missing, so every site stays yellow with no data for readyEndpoints and none can go green. Let's only report required keys that are enabled (counting gpuUtil as enabled when gpuUtilFallback is), for example with a retain on self.queries.enabled in collect.
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| - name: Golden templates | ||
| run: fleet-dashboard/hack/helm-template-test.sh |
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test-register-site.sh is the only check on the merge and remove logic behind "safe to re-run", but nothing in CI or the Makefile runs it. The ubuntu-24.04 runner already ships mikefarah yq v4, so let's run it here next to the golden renders.
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| - name: Golden templates | |
| run: fleet-dashboard/hack/helm-template-test.sh | |
| - name: Registry script tests | |
| run: fleet-dashboard/hack/test-register-site.sh |
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| - name: Lint | ||
| run: helm lint fleet-dashboard/charts/grid-fleet-dashboard --strict |
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This job lints and byte-diffs helm template output with whatever Helm the runner image ships (3.22 today), while helm.yaml and release.yaml pin v3.17.3 and the README promises 3.12+. Let's install the same pinned Helm here so the goldens don't move with the runner image.
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| run: helm lint fleet-dashboard/charts/grid-fleet-dashboard --strict | |
| - name: Install Helm | |
| uses: azure/setup-helm@9bc31f4ebc9c6b171d7bfbaa5d006ae7abdb4310 # v5.0.1 | |
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| readyEndpoints: max(llm_d_epp_ready_endpoints) | ||
| gpuTotal: sum(kube_node_status_allocatable{resource="nvidia_com_gpu"}) | ||
| gpuUtil: avg(DCGM_FI_DEV_GPU_UTIL) | ||
| models: count by (model_name) (vllm:num_requests_running) | ||
| rps: sum(rate(vllm:request_success_total[1m])) | ||
| p50LatencyMs: histogram_quantile(0.5, sum by (le) (rate(vllm:e2e_request_latency_seconds_bucket[5m]))) * 1000 | ||
| tokensPerSec: sum(rate(vllm:generation_tokens_total[1m])) | ||
| queueDepth: sum(vllm:num_requests_waiting) | ||
| replicasDown: sum(kube_deployment_spec_replicas{deployment=~".*vllm.*"}) - sum(kube_deployment_status_replicas_available{deployment=~".*vllm.*"}) | ||
| tenants: "" |
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Since the chart renders every key here into config.yaml and file queries win key by key, chart installs run this copy instead of src/defaults.yaml, which the README names as the default. A fix to a default query would have to land in both places, and nothing checks that they agree. Could we ship queries: {} with a comment listing the keys, and regenerate the goldens?
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| /// Visits every sub-expression, prepending `matcher` to each selector so it | ||
| /// takes precedence over any matcher the query already carries on that label. |
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PromQL ANDs matchers and promql-parser prints the plain list sorted, so going first gives ours no precedence: a query that already has cluster="hub" ends up matching nothing. Let's say that in the comment.
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| /// Visits every sub-expression, prepending `matcher` to each selector so it | |
| /// takes precedence over any matcher the query already carries on that label. | |
| /// Visits every sub-expression and adds `matcher` to each selector. PromQL | |
| /// ANDs matchers, so a query that already pins this label to another value | |
| /// matches nothing rather than being overridden. |
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| # The pod runs on ubi-minimal with only the public CA bundle, and | ||
| # internal/metrics/client.go appends ca.crt to that pool rather than | ||
| # replacing it, so storing a cluster CA is never harmful. Probe in the order |
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This still points at the Go client and the ubi-minimal image, so let's aim it at build_http_client and alpine.
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| # The pod runs on ubi-minimal with only the public CA bundle, and | |
| # internal/metrics/client.go appends ca.crt to that pool rather than | |
| # replacing it, so storing a cluster CA is never harmful. Probe in the order | |
| # The pod runs on alpine with the public CA bundle, and build_http_client in | |
| # fleet-dashboard/src/metrics/client.rs adds ca.crt to those roots rather than | |
| # replacing them, so storing a cluster CA is never harmful. Probe in the order |
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fleet-dashboard/, an opt-in web UI for the hub cluster of a hub-and-spoke Grid deployment. It draws every spoke on a world map, colors it green/yellow/red from that spoke's own Prometheus, and shows GPU, model, throughput, latency, and queue detail per site. It reads the same registryConfigMapthe hub EPP mounts, so the map and the router always agree on the fleet. Read-only: it never writes to spokes and never talks to the EPP.This is a Rust port of a previously separate Go service, placed per the earlier discussion:
fleet-dashboard/. The only shared-file changes are the workspace member list, one dependency inCargo.toml,PromQLinclippy.toml's doc idents, two Makefile targets, one release-workflow step, and table rows inREADME.md/AGENTS.md/docs/README.md.mock-providers, but the Helm chart lives infleet-dashboard/charts/rather thancharts/, so the release pipeline never packages or publishes it. Deploying it is an explicithelm install.Role(get/list/watchonconfigmaps/secrets) plus outbound HTTPS to each site's metrics endpoint. It is hub-shaped by design: it follows the hub's registryConfigMap.fleet-dashboard/README.md: install, site registration, values reference, API, development, troubleshooting.Commits
feat(fleet-dashboard): add the hub fleet dashboard crate— Axum API + SSE, kube-rs registry watchers, reqwest/rustls per-site Prometheus clients, health derivation, collector, demo fleet; 117 unit tests and 4 golden integration tests.feat(fleet-dashboard): add the React web UI— React 19 + Leaflet + Recharts, moved unchanged; embedded into the binary bybuild.rs.feat(fleet-dashboard): add the Helm chart, site scripts, and README.build(fleet-dashboard): add image, workflow, Makefile targets, and docs— Containerfile following the other Grid images, a path-filtered workflow, the release image step.Notes for review
promql-parser(GreptimeDB, Apache-2.0), used in central mode to prepend the cluster matcher to every vector selector, includingoralternatives.cargo deny checkpasses.fleet-dashboard/tests/golden_json.rscompares the demo fleet's API output with fixtures captured from the Go binary, so the frontend's JSON contract is pinned.reqwest/rustls-no-providerwith the ring provider installed at startup, as inenrollment; a per-site CA from its Secret is trusted in addition to the platform roots (covered by a test with a real TLS server). The central-store CA is--central-ca-filerather thanSSL_CERT_FILE, which rustls does not read; the chart passes it.linux/amd64only, like the other images; stated in the README./readyzturns 200 only after the registry has synced and the first poll completed, so a pod that cannot read its registry is visibly NotReady rather than Ready with an empty map.fleet-dashboard/; nothing else in Grid's CI gains a Node step.Verification
make lint,make test,make doc,make coverage-check(workspace 85.2% lines; crate 93.3%),cargo deny check,helm lint --strictand the chart's golden renders, and the web app's lint/type-check/262 tests/build all pass. The binary serves the embedded UI in--demomode; SIGTERM with open SSE clients exits promptly.Known follow-ups, none blocking:
.dockerignoreentries for the web build output, afleet_dashboard_digestoutput in the release notes,process_*metrics on/metrics.Summary by CodeRabbit