Live Load and Node Rows on the Cache, Queue and VPS Lists
The cache, queue and VPS lists now show the load behind every instance at a glance, and cache and queue clusters get a row per node, as the database list already does.
What's changed
- Cache and queue lists show each instance followed by a row for each node and its role, with open health alerts marked on the cluster row
- Cache and queue rows show live CPU, memory and connected clients or queued messages, and VPS rows show live CPU and, where the VM reports it, memory
- Every figure refreshes every 30 seconds while the page is open, comes from the same measurements as the instance's own charts, and memory shows what it is measured against, for example 14 MB of 384 MB
- Collapse one instance's nodes or hide them all, sort by any sortable column and find an instance by one of its node names
- If live figures cannot be read, the list still loads straight away and says so
- A new Redis or Dragonfly cache shows Running, and sends its ready email, only once it is actually up, and its status changes on screen without a reload