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Himanshu Maurya updated AMBARI-26645:
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    Description: 
h2. Summary

Aligns Hosts List filter and host-selection behavior with the classic Ember UI: 
filters applied on the Hosts List page were lost whenever the user navigated to 
a Host Summary page and back, and selected hosts did not survive a page 
refresh. Also fixes an incorrect pagination count shown when a filtered result 
set is empty.
h2. Changes
 * Introduced a new {{HostsListStateProvider}} (shared React context) holding 
{{selectedFilters}} and {{selectedHosts}} above the route tree, so this state 
survives the component unmount that happens when navigating from the Hosts List 
to a Host Summary page and back — filters no longer reset on that round-trip.
 * Host selection is now also mirrored into the browser's local storage under 
the same key the classic UI uses 
({{{}app.tables.selectedItems.mainHostController{}}}), so the selected hosts 
checkbox state survives a hard page refresh, matching Ember behavior.
 * The Hosts List page now initializes its filter bar and query string directly 
from any already-restored filters on mount, instead of starting empty and 
briefly issuing an unfiltered request before catching up.
 * Deep links into the Hosts List (e.g. from a service's component count, or a 
stack version's host count) still seed filters from the URL on first load, but 
no longer keep overwriting user-added filters on every subsequent poll refresh.
 * Resetting filters via the search bar now also clears the deep-link URL 
parameters (component/version), so a URL-seeded filter doesn't immediately 
reapply itself after being cleared.
 * Fixed the pagination footer showing "1-0 of 0 items" instead of "0-0 of 0 
items" when a filter matches no hosts.

h2. Impact

Matches the classic Ember UI's persistence behavior for the Hosts List page, 
removing a UX regression where filters silently reset on navigation and host 
selections were lost on refresh.

  was:
h2. Summary

Follow-up to AMBARI-26635. Consolidates the remaining duplicated polling in 
{{ServiceContext}} (dashboard/services/hosts) into a single centralized fetch, 
and fixes several bugs where stale UI state or duplicated polling caused 
incorrect behavior or stuck backend requests.
h2. Performance improvements
 * {{CachedServiceApi}} ran its own self-contained 30-second cache and 
independent polling loop, separate from {{{}ServiceContext{}}}'s own polling. 
Removed the redundant cache/loop; the API now always fetches live and notifies 
subscribers directly, eliminating a class of stale-cache bugs.
 * {{ServiceContext}} was running *three overlapping 5-second polling loops* 
against the same {{{}/services{}}}/{{{}/components{}}} endpoints (one inside 
{{{}CachedServiceApi{}}}, one hand-rolled timeout loop for service 
states/alerts, and one via {{usePolling}} for maintenance/stale-config data). 
Consolidated into a single poll that drives all derived state, cutting 
duplicate backend load roughly 3x on the dashboard and hosts pages.
 * Added WebSocket-driven instant state merges for {{/events/hostcomponents}} 
and {{/events/services}} so component/service state updates apply immediately 
instead of waiting for the next 5-second poll.
 * {{{}HostsList{}}}, the Hosts detail page, and {{RestartWarning}} each 
independently re-fetched the same {{/components}} endpoint on their own timers; 
they now reuse the centralized polled data from {{{}ServiceContext{}}}, 
removing 3 more duplicate pollers.
 * Several per-service config-updater hooks (HDFS, HBase, Pinot, Ranger, 
Spark3, Trino, YARN) re-rendered and cleared their component data even when a 
poll cycle returned an empty component list; they now skip the update in that 
case, preventing a UI flicker/reset on every empty response.
 * Added a session-level cache for the Quicklinks stack-metadata endpoint, 
which was being re-fetched on every service switch even though the underlying 
config rarely changes.

h2. Bug fixes
 * Hosts list page: the host status tooltip listed the wrong "down" components 
because it read a field ({{{}HostRoles.state{}}}) that doesn't exist on the 
mapped host-component shape; corrected to read {{{}workStatus{}}}.
 * Ambari Views ({{{}/views/...{}}} pages) had an extra 80px bottom padding 
inherited from the general dashboard layout, causing an unnecessary gap/scroll 
area under the view iframe; padding is now suppressed specifically on Views 
routes.
 * The "Test DB Connection" action could route through the cluster-less action 
endpoint ({{{}POST /requests{}}}) when a new service was being added to an 
already-installed cluster (not yet "installed" itself). That produced a request 
with {{clusterID=-1}} that the backend {{ActionScheduler}} could never resolve, 
leaving it stuck in {{PENDING}} forever and blocking all subsequent background 
requests. The routing decision now keys off cluster existence rather than 
service-install state, and an empty resolved host now fails the check 
immediately instead of posting a request that the backend would reject.

h2. Impact

Further reduces redundant polling load on the Ambari server from the Modern UI 
(dashboard, hosts, and service pages) beyond AMBARI-26635, and fixes a 
request-starvation bug that could stall all background operations until server 
restart.


> Ambari Web React: Persist Hosts List filters and selection across navigation; 
> fix pagination display when empty
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: AMBARI-26645
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMBARI-26645
>             Project: Ambari
>          Issue Type: Story
>            Reporter: Himanshu Maurya
>            Assignee: Himanshu Maurya
>            Priority: Major
>             Fix For: 3.1.0
>
>
> h2. Summary
> Aligns Hosts List filter and host-selection behavior with the classic Ember 
> UI: filters applied on the Hosts List page were lost whenever the user 
> navigated to a Host Summary page and back, and selected hosts did not survive 
> a page refresh. Also fixes an incorrect pagination count shown when a 
> filtered result set is empty.
> h2. Changes
>  * Introduced a new {{HostsListStateProvider}} (shared React context) holding 
> {{selectedFilters}} and {{selectedHosts}} above the route tree, so this state 
> survives the component unmount that happens when navigating from the Hosts 
> List to a Host Summary page and back — filters no longer reset on that 
> round-trip.
>  * Host selection is now also mirrored into the browser's local storage under 
> the same key the classic UI uses 
> ({{{}app.tables.selectedItems.mainHostController{}}}), so the selected hosts 
> checkbox state survives a hard page refresh, matching Ember behavior.
>  * The Hosts List page now initializes its filter bar and query string 
> directly from any already-restored filters on mount, instead of starting 
> empty and briefly issuing an unfiltered request before catching up.
>  * Deep links into the Hosts List (e.g. from a service's component count, or 
> a stack version's host count) still seed filters from the URL on first load, 
> but no longer keep overwriting user-added filters on every subsequent poll 
> refresh.
>  * Resetting filters via the search bar now also clears the deep-link URL 
> parameters (component/version), so a URL-seeded filter doesn't immediately 
> reapply itself after being cleared.
>  * Fixed the pagination footer showing "1-0 of 0 items" instead of "0-0 of 0 
> items" when a filter matches no hosts.
> h2. Impact
> Matches the classic Ember UI's persistence behavior for the Hosts List page, 
> removing a UX regression where filters silently reset on navigation and host 
> selections were lost on refresh.



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