Running the multi-cluster trusted-SSO beta (#114) in production with a single Companion fronting six independent clusters.
In the node list, a cluster's Primary and Secondary don't render adjacent — the Primary sorts to the top while its Secondary appears lower among the other secondaries, so one cluster's two nodes end up split across the page. With several clusters this makes the view hard to scan (e.g. our core cluster's node #2 is nowhere near node #1).
Grouping nodes by cluster (or sorting group → role within each group) would keep each cluster's nodes together.
Not blocking. (Split from #125.)
Running the multi-cluster trusted-SSO beta (#114) in production with a single Companion fronting six independent clusters.
In the node list, a cluster's Primary and Secondary don't render adjacent — the Primary sorts to the top while its Secondary appears lower among the other secondaries, so one cluster's two nodes end up split across the page. With several clusters this makes the view hard to scan (e.g. our core cluster's node #2 is nowhere near node #1).
Grouping nodes by cluster (or sorting group → role within each group) would keep each cluster's nodes together.
Not blocking. (Split from #125.)