Feedback on the new web portal

Project Discussion Landscape
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Hey landscape team.

  1. Would it be possible to show a list of tags as a column in the Instances tab?
  2. When a user updates the view to add/remove columns, that preference should be saved.

Cheers.

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Hello folks,
It’d be nice to have the columns all be sortable by clicking the column name, as all tables should be.
Thanks!

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In the new landscape portal there are multiple issue.

  1. Performance is very low and once we push the upgrade its not gonna deliver to client and stuck in In-progress.
  2. Clients are not offline but its still showing offline.

Team please get these issues resolve.

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I try to add custom repositorys but have issues selecting a gpg key. I can successful import gpg keys and create new apt sources, but when creating apt sources, there is no key to select in the dropdown.

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Will there ever be a feature to merge duplicate instances?

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The good:

  • Works much better in my typical split-screen configuration (the old interface only ever worked with the browser maximised, but I almost always work with terminal on the left, browser on the right)
  • Related: vaguely useable on a mobile now (the former interface was entirely unusable on small form factors)
  • The Instances page shows more detail up front

The bad:

  • Packages tab takes ages to update and doesn’t seem to show anything when it “completes”
  • The Instances page shows which computers need a reboot, but I can no longer hover over the reboot indicator to show which packages are responsible
  • On the Processes page, selecting “next page” for any “fresh” page just jumps back to page 1, until that page is revisited
  • Attempted a scheduled reboot on a machine that required it. Reboot occurred on schedule and completed successfully, but a full 24 hours later the reboot activity was still listed as “In Progress” within Landscape (both in old and new interfaces, but new was used to schedule it)
  • The Hardware tab lists some rather odd things for various of my machines (e.g. lists four separate processors, and separate cache entries under “Processor” for a simple quad-core SoC)
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Could the MAC address be added back in, please. This information is needed to configure DHCP servers.

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The link " You can register new computers by following these instructions" is missing.

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When adding a new instance, the duplicate count showed value “1”. It was set to “0” after approval.

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When entering URL https://landscape.canonical.com/new_dashboard/activities the navigation automatically jumps to the overview. This should not happen.

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The arcs in the upgrades panel should form a whole circle with all segments having the same radius.
upgrades

The snaps tab for an instance gives me:

Unexpected error occured

Please try again or contact our support team.

Partitions does not make much sense as heading for the network interfaces. I would have expected information about the attached drives under this heading and a further heading Network.

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When I try to add a new snap (e.g. sispmctl) I get a list of all architectures and channels. This list should be restricted to the architecture of the system (riscv64 in my case).

Generating the list of packages for a system with 1833 packages for the first time takes more than 20 seconds. It made me think the web-page crashed.

When pressing the “View all” button on the upgradable packages list, the list of machines is shown instead of the list of packages.

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My StarFive VisionFive 2 v1.3B board has a SoC with 5 cores:

  • 1 32 bit RISC-V core which is not used by Linux and not reported in /proc/cpuinfo but only in the device-tree as cpu@0
    riscv,isa = “rv64imac_zba_zbb”;
    riscv,isa-extensions = “i”, “m”, “a”, “c”, “zba”, “zbb”, “zicntr”, “zicsr”, “zifencei”, “zihpm”;
  • 4 64 bit RISC-V cores which are sued by Linux and are reported in /proc/cpuinfo.
    riscv,isa = “rv64imafdc_zba_zbb”;
    riscv,isa-extensions = “i”, “m”, “a”, “f”, “d”, “c”, “zba”, “zbb”, “zicntr”, “zicsr”, “zifencei”, “zihpm”;

As can be derived from the riscv,isa value all are 64bit.

The hardware information tab shows 7 CPUs with incorrect information instead of the 4 cores provided by the system. The same is shown in the old interface.

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LP #2102234 created.

The performance charts are missing in the new web interface.

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