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Add Statistics Overview and card - #36
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Summary of ChangesHello @george-wu20250203, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request significantly improves the presentation of statistical overviews within the documentation. By integrating Astro Starlight's Highlights
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This pull request refactors several documentation pages to use new Card and CardGrid components for displaying statistics. This is a great improvement for visual consistency and readability. My review includes a few suggestions to further enhance these new components by adding missing icons and correcting a minor inaccuracy in a card title for better clarity.
| <Card title="Networks" icon="tabler:topology-star"> | ||
| Total number of Fabrics available for network segmentation. | ||
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| <Card title="Available Subnets" icon=""> |
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The 'Available Subnets' card is missing an icon. Adding an icon would improve visual consistency with other cards and make the information easier to parse at a glance. An icon representing utilization, like tabler:chart-pie-filled, would be a good fit here.
<Card title="Available Subnets" icon="tabler:chart-pie-filled">
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| Displays the overall raw storage usage across all OSDs, including the used and total storage capacity. | ||
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| <Card title="Count" icon=""> |
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The 'Count' card is missing an icon. To maintain visual consistency and improve readability, consider adding an icon. An icon like tabler:server-2 would be appropriate for representing the count of OSDs.
<Card title="Count" icon="tabler:server-2">
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| The total number of OSDs detected by the cluster. | ||
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| <Card title="Usage" icon=""> |
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The 'Usage' card is missing an icon. Adding a visual cue would enhance the dashboard's usability. An icon like tabler:chart-pie-filled would effectively represent storage usage.
<Card title="Usage" icon="tabler:chart-pie-filled">
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| Shows the total number of NFS exports created from CephFS subvolumes. | ||
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| <Card title="NFS" icon=""> |
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The 'NFS' card is missing an icon. For better visual consistency and quicker comprehension, please add a relevant icon. An icon like tabler:file-export would be suitable for NFS exports.
<Card title="NFS" icon="tabler:file-export">
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| Shows the total number of subvolume groups defined in the file system. | ||
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| <Card title="Group" icon=""> |
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The 'Group' card is missing an icon. Adding an icon would improve the visual consistency of the statistics overview. An icon like tabler:users-group would be a good choice to represent subvolume groups.
<Card title="Group" icon="tabler:users-group">
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| Shows the total number of SMB shares created on the system. | ||
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| <Card title="SMB Shares" icon=""> |
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The 'SMB Shares' card is missing an icon. To improve the visual appeal and consistency of the UI, consider adding an icon. tabler:share would be a fitting icon for SMB shares.
<Card title="SMB Shares" icon="tabler:share">
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| Displays the total number of RGW users. | ||
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| <Card title="User Shares" icon="tabler:users"> |
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The card title 'User Shares' is a bit misleading in this context. The description clarifies that it represents the total number of S3 users, not shares. Changing the title to 'Users' would be more accurate and align better with the previous documentation section title.
<Card title="Users" icon="tabler:users">
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