ADS Control UI overview

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Contents

Login window
Main window
Cluster management

Below you can find the overview of the features contained in the ADS Control UI.

Login window

This is the first window the user sees after connecting to ADS Control. In order to access to ADS Control, you are prompted to enter your credentials (login and password) in the corresponding fields. After you entered your credentials, click Sign in.

Main window

This is the window that the user sees after logging into ADS Control. The main window contains four sections:

Authorization section is located at the top of the screen.
Information section is located in the upper half of the screen.
Search section is located in the middle of the screen.
The cluster management section is located in the lower half of the screen.

Main window

All subsections and their contents are described in detail below.

Authorization section

The authorization section appears after clicking on the icon user dark user light located in the upper right corner. The authorization section contains:

username under which the session was logged in;
Log out button to exit ADS Control or change user.

Authorization section

Information section

The information section contains data on the percentage of the number of clusters in the online and offline state. The data is presented in graphical form. Also in this section is available a list of the latest clusters with which work was carried out.

Information section

Search section

In this section, you can search for clusters by the entered designation. You can also set filters to search — cluster states.

Search section

As a result of the search, clusters matching the search conditions will appear in the cluster management section.

Cluster management section

This section selects a cluster for management.

Cluster management section

In the cluster management section, it is possible to set filters for sampling:

Sort — defines the sorting method:
- Ascending — ascending name alphabetically;
- Descending — in descending order of the name in alphabetical order;
- Manual — manual sorting.
Status — defines the cluster status for the sample:
- Online — clusters in the online state;
- Offline — clusters in the offline state;
- All — all clusters.
Show — indicates which clusters with which visibility should be included in the selection:
- Hidden — hidden clusters;
- Displayed — visible clusters
- All — all clusters.

After clicking Manage it becomes possible to hide or open the clusters using the Show and Hide buttons.

Hiding and revealing clusters

At the bottom of the cluster management section there are graphical displays of the clusters in use.

Cluster example in the online state

Cluster example in the offline state

The elements are described below using the example of the presented clusters:

Сluster status indicator:
- — cluster is online;
- — cluster is offline.
ads — cluster name.
Flag that enables the ability to control the visibility of the cluster using the Show and Hide buttons:
- — the cluster is available for visibility control;
- — the cluster is not available for visibility control.
  
  Displayed only when Manage is enabled.
— icon, dragging which it is possible to move the cluster image in the cluster management section. Available only when Manage is disabled.
Cluster data showing the total number of the following cluster elements:
- topics;
- brokers;
- consumers;
- Kafka Connect tools.
switch to change cluster visibility:
- — cluster is displayed ;
- — cluster hidden .