CPU and Memory panel not loading/appearing when opening specific deployment/daemonset page
Environment
Installation method:
Kubernetes version: 1.17.14
Dashboard version (v1.x is not supported. Use v2.0 or later.): v2.1.0
Operating system:
Node.js version ('node --version' output):
Go version ('go version' output):
Steps to reproduce
when going to specific deployment like /#/deployment/kube-system/kubedashboard?namespace=kube-system the cpu and memory panel not loading (works for individual pods, nodes, also works on deployment list page per namespace, not sure whether it is namespace level aggregation, but click on specific deployment not seeing cpu/memory panel)
only error I see is, not much info in debug mode as well 2021/02/04 17:19:48 Internal error occurred: No metric client provided. Skipping metrics.
Observed result
CPU and Memory panel not loading/appearing when opening specific deployment/daemonset page
Expected result
CPU and Memory panel should load when opening specific deployment/daemonset page
Comments
https://kubernetes.slack.com/archives/C09R1JVU6/p1612787947007900?thread_ts=1612459006.006800&cid=C09R1JVU6
After checking this seems to be more of a feature that was never implemented than a bug. It's missing for replica sets, replication controllers, deployments, daemon sets, cron jobs and stateful sets so all workloads besides pods. The frontend and the backend need to be implemented. I'll raise the prio but if this is not a bug then it may take a while to add.
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