Hi to all, I think that to provide both option, we can use do it like in Apache Ranger or Apache Atlas Web ui with a switch to latest UI under the Admin menu.
Regards, Lucas Le mar. 1 oct. 2024 à 22:58, Viraj Jasani <vjas...@apache.org> a écrit : > Thank you for the detailed plan on this. Great initiative indeed! > > > Both the old and new UIs should be accessible to users, allowing them to > switch between the two. > > Curious about this, how can we provide both options? Do you mean separate > urls? > > > The development process should be incremental. > > How about we create a feature branch for this? > > > On Tue, Oct 1, 2024 at 9:45 AM Mohammad Arshad <ars...@apache.org> wrote: > > > Hi All, > > > > I am reaching out to discuss the Ambari UI technology stack upgrade. > > > > The Ambari UI is currently using outdated versions of Ember js and > Angular > > js, which have multiple security vulnerabilities that cannot be fixed. > > We plan to upgrade the Ambari UI technology stack to React js. > > This mainly involves upgrading the Ambari Web UI from Ember js to React > js > > and the Ambari Admin UI from Angular js to React js. > > > > We plan to implement the upgrade with the following considerations: > > 1. Both the old and new UIs should be accessible to users, allowing them > to > > switch between the two. The old UI can be phased out once the new UI is > > stable and mature. > > 2. The upgrade should encompass all aspects of the Ambari UI, including > > Ambari Admin, Ambari Web, and Ambari Views. > > 3. The development process should be incremental. After each change, the > > system should remain functional, mainly ensuring that the old UI > > functionality is not disrupted at any time. > > > > As upgrading the UI framework is a significant change, active > participation > > and feedback from all stakeholders are crucial. > > Looking forward to your thoughts and feedback. > > > > > > Thanks & Regards > > Mohammad Arshad > > >
