Merge pull request #730 from jasonnovichRunAI/v2.17-RUN-16238-cluster-filter-top-bar-assets-pages

V2.17-RUN-16238-cluster-filter-top-bar-assets-pages

Author: jasonnovichRunAI

docs/Researcher/user-interface/workspaces/create/create-compute.md

@@ -7,6 +7,13 @@ You can select one or more resources. For example, one compute resource may cons
 !!! Note
     Selecting resources more than the cluster can supply will result in a permanently failed workspace.
 
+Use the *Cluster* filter at the top of the table to see compute resources that are assigned to specific clusters.
+
+!!! Note
+    The cluster filter will be in the top bar when there are clusters that are installed with version 2.16 or lower.
+
+Use the *Add filter* to add additional filters to the table.
+
 ## Set GPU resources
 
 GPU resources can be expressed in various ways:
@@ -33,7 +40,7 @@ A CPU resource consists of cores and memory. When GPU resources are requested th
 To create a compute resource:
 
 1. Select the `New Compute Resource` button.
-2. In the *Scope* pane, choose one item from the tree. The compute resource is assigned to that item and all its subsidiaries.
+2. In the *Scope* pane, choose a cluster, department, or project from the tree. The compute resource is assigned to that item and all its subsidiaries.
 3. Give the resource a meaningful name.
 4. In the resources pane, set the resource request.
       1. To add GPU resources, enter the number of GPUs to request. You can then enter the amount of GPU memory by selecting a percentage of the GPU, memory size in MB or GB, or multi-instance GPUs.

docs/Researcher/user-interface/workspaces/create/create-ds.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ When you select `New Compute Resource` you will be presented with various data s
 To create an NFS data source, provide:
 
 * A data source name.
-* A Run:ai project scope which is assigned to that item and all its subsidiaries.
+* A Run:ai scope (cluster, department, or project) which is assigned to that item and all its subsidiaries.
 * An NFS server.
 * The path to the data within the server.
 * The path within the container where the data will be mounted.
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ The data can be set as read-write or limited to read-only permission regardless
 To create an PVC data source, provide:
 
 * A data source name
-* A Run:ai project scope which is assigned to that item and all its subsidiaries.
+* A Run:ai scope (cluster, department, or project) which is assigned to that item and all its subsidiaries.
 * Select an existing PVC or create a new one by providing:
 
   * A claim name
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ S3 storage saves data in *buckets*. S3 is typically attributed to AWS cloud serv
 To create an S3 data source, provide
 
 * A data source name
-* A Run:ai project scope which is assigned to that item and all its subsidiaries.
+* A Run:ai scope (cluster, department, or project) which is assigned to that item and all its subsidiaries.
 * The relevant S3 service URL server
 * The bucket name of the data.
 * The path within the container where the data will be mounted.
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ An S3 data source can be public or private. For the latter option, please select
 To create a Git data source, provide:
 
 * A data source name.
-* A Run:ai project scope which is assigned to that item and all its subsidiaries.
+* A Run:ai scope (cluster, department, or project) which is assigned to that item and all its subsidiaries.
 * The relevant repository URL.
 * The path within the container where the data will be mounted.
 
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ The Git data source can be public or private. To allow access to a private Git d
 To create a host path data source, provide:
 
 * A data source name.
-* A Run:ai project scope which is assigned to that item and all its subsidiaries.
+* A Run:ai scope (cluster, department, or project) which is assigned to that item and all its subsidiaries.
 * The relevant path on the host.
 * The path within the container where the data will be mounted.
 
@@ -100,6 +100,13 @@ The *Data sources* table contains a column for the status of the data source. Th
 
 You can download the Data Sources table to a CSV file. Downloading a CSV can provide a snapshot history of your Data Sources over the course of time, and help with compliance tracking. All the columns that are selected (displayed) in the table will be downloaded to the file.
 
+Use the *Cluster* filter at the top of the table to see data sources that are assigned to specific clusters.
+
+!!! Note
+    The cluster filter will be in the top bar when there are clusters that are installed with version 2.16 or lower.
+
+Use the *Add filter* to add additional filters to the table.
+
 To download the Data Sources table to a CSV:
 
 1. Open *Data Sources*.

docs/Researcher/user-interface/workspaces/create/create-env.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 To create an environment:
 
 1. In the left menu, press *New Environment*.
-2. In the *Scope* pane, choose one item from the tree. The compute resource is assigned to that item and all its subsidiaries.
+2. In the *Scope* pane, choose a cluster, department, or project from the tree. The environment is assigned to that item and all its subsidiaries.
 3. Enter an *Environment name*.
 4. Enter the image URL path and an image pull policy.
 5. Choose a supported workload type. Configure this section based on the type of workload you expect to run in this environment. Choose from:
@@ -65,6 +65,13 @@ To create an environment:
 
 You can download the Environments table to a CSV file. Downloading a CSV can provide a snapshot history of your environments over the course of time, and help with compliance tracking. All the columns that are selected (displayed) in the table will be downloaded to the file.
 
+Use the *Cluster* filter at the top of the table to see environments that are assigned to specific clusters.
+
+!!! Note
+    The cluster filter will be in the top bar when there are clusters that are installed with version 2.16 or lower.
+
+Use the *Add filter* to add additional filters to the table.
+
 To download the Environments table to a CSV:
 
 1. In the left menu, press *Environments*.

docs/admin/admin-ui-setup/credentials-setup.md

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ To configure *Credentials*:
 
 ### `Docker registry`
 
-1. Select a `Scope` for the credential.
+1. Select a `Scope` (cluster, department, or project) for the credential.
 2. In the `Credential name` field, enter a name for the credential.
 3. In the `Secret` field, choose from `Existing secret` or `New secret`.
 
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ To configure *Credentials*:
 
 ### `Access key`
 
-1. Select a `Scope` for the credential.
+1. Select a `Scope` (cluster, department, or project) for the credential.
 2. In the `Credential name` field, enter a name for the credential.
 3. In the `Secret` field, choose from `Existing secret` or `New secret`.
 
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ To configure *Credentials*:
 
 ### `Username and password`
 
-1. Select a `Scope` for the credential.
+1. Select a `Scope` (cluster, department, or project) for the credential.
 2. In the `Credential name` field, enter a name for the credential.
 3. In the `Secret` field, choose from `Existing secret` or `New secret`.
 
@@ -114,6 +114,13 @@ The *Credentials* table contains a column that shows the status of the credentia
 
 You can download the Credentials table to a CSV file. Downloading a CSV can provide a snapshot history of your credentials over the course of time, and help with compliance tracking. All the columns that are selected (displayed) in the table will be downloaded to the file.
 
+Use the *Cluster* filter at the top of the table to see credentials that are assigned to specific clusters.
+
+!!! Note
+    The cluster filter will be in the top bar when there are clusters that are installed with version 2.16 or lower.
+
+Use the *Add filter* to add additional filters to the table.
+
 To download the Credentials table to a CSV:
 
 1. Open *Credentials*.

docs/admin/admin-ui-setup/templates.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ A template consists of all the assets a workload needs, allowing researchers to
 To create a template:
 
 1. In the left menu, press *Templates*, then press *New Template*.
-2. In the *Scope* pane, select a *Scope*.
+2. In the *Scope* pane, select a cluster, department, or project.
 3. In the *Template Name* pane, enter a name for the template.
 4. Select an environment from the tiles. If your environment is not listed, use the *Search environments* box to find it or press [*New environment*](../../Researcher/user-interface/workspaces/create/create-env.md) to create a new environment. Press  to create an environment if needed. In the *Set the connection for your tool(s)*, enter the URL of the tool if a custom URL has been enabled in the selected environment. Use the *Private* toggle to lock access to the tool to only the creator of the environment.
 
@@ -38,7 +38,24 @@ To create a template:
 8. In the *General* pane, choose to add the following:
 
     * Auto-deletion—the time after which a workload that has completed or failed will be deleted. Press *+Auto-deletion* then configure the time in days, hours, minutes, and seconds.
-    * Annotation—press *+Annottion* then enter a name and a value. You can add multiple annotations by pressing the *+Annottion*.
+    * Annotation—press *+ Annotation* then enter a name and a value. You can add multiple annotations by pressing the *+ Annotation*.
     * Label—press *+Label* then enter a name and a value. You can add multiple labels by pressing the *+Label*.
 
 9. Press *Create template* when your configuration is complete.
+
+## Download Templates Table
+
+You can download the templates table to a CSV file. Downloading a CSV can provide a snapshot history of your templates over the course of time, and help with compliance tracking. All the columns that are selected (displayed) in the table will be downloaded to the file.
+
+Use the *Cluster* filter at the top of the table to see templates that are assigned to specific clusters.
+
+!!! Note
+    The cluster filter will be in the top bar when there are clusters that are installed with version 2.16 or lower.
+
+Use the *Add filter* to add additional filters to the table.
+
+To download the templates table to a CSV:
+
+1. Open *Templates*.
+2. From the *Columns* icon, select the columns you would like to have displayed in the table.
+3. Click on the ellipsis labeled *More*, and download the CSV.