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Head commit for run: 2ba75f482b4218b4a1ce0432292355c540cbb2b8 / Kunwoo (Chris) <[email protected]> feat(frontend): add admin cluster capacity panel (#9135) ### What changes were proposed in this PR? Problem. When a computing unit stays `Pending` on a full cluster, Admin > Computing Units (#8888) lists the unit but not how much of the cluster is left, so an admin still runs `kubectl describe nodes` to find which resource ran out. The backend has reported it since #8986 (`GET /computing-unit/admin/cluster-capacity`), but nothing in the UI reads it. Fix. Adds a Cluster capacity card above the units table. CPU, memory and GPU each get a row with a bar of the share allocated, then the allocated, available and total amounts: CPU in cores to the millicore, memory in binary units (`GiB`, as unit limits are written) and GPU as a count. The bars share one scale, so the resource that runs out first stands out. From 80% a row turns gold and is marked "Running low", and from 95% red and "Nearly full", with an icon and a screen-reader label so color is not the only signal. The share is rounded down, so 100% shows only when nothing is left, and it can pass 100% (the bar cannot) when pods request more than the nodes offer. A note under the rows says that allocated means requested, not used, and that available is summed across nodes. The card polls every 30 seconds rather than the table's 5, since capacity only moves when units start or stop and the backend lists every pod in the cluster to answer. A refresh button fetches at once and restarts the 30 seconds, so a click is not followed by a second cluster-wide listing seconds later. On a deployment without Kubernetes units the endpoint answers 404, so the card never shows and the poll ends. Any other failure shows the cluster's own message (a missing read grant reads "nodes is forbidden: ..."), and a failed refresh keeps the last numbers under a warning, as the table does. A resource the cluster has none of, usually GPU, reads "None in the cluster", and a missing, non-numeric or negative figure reads "Not reported" without taking the other rows down. When the card is narrower than the table needs, which the sidebar decides rather than the window, the rows stack into one labelled line per figure. ``` Before: admin sees a unit stuck Pending -> kubectl describe nodes -> adds up the requests by hand After: admin sees a unit stuck Pending -> Admin > Computing Units -> CPU 82% Running low, GPU 100% Nearly full ``` Not included. Telling the owner when an admin terminates their unit (#6483). The card shows what the endpoint reports, so the endpoint's limits carry over: `available` is an upper bound summed across nodes, so free capacity spread over several nodes can still refuse a unit that needs one node's worth, and a tainted node (say an RKE2 server reserved for control-plane pods) still counts although no unit can be scheduled there. Like the units table, the card keeps polling while the browser tab is hidden. ### Any related issues, documentation, discussions? Closes #6482. Part of #6476. Reads the endpoint added in #8986, on the page added in #8888. ### How was this PR tested? Before <img width="2880" height="1800" alt="before-1440" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/4fadf670-2470-4ac7-a028-b4f5f37f27db"; /> After <img width="2880" height="1800" alt="after-1440" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e8240430-e366-440d-8c3e-066ded7276b8"; /> ### Was this PR authored or co-authored using generative AI tooling? Generated-by: Claude Code, Claude Opus 5.5 Report URL: https://github.com/apache/texera/actions/runs/40411028530 With regards, GitHub Actions via GitBox
