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It's possible that we need to access the web dashboard on a remote cluster with port-forwarding. In this case, the bandwidth between the local machine and the server could be quite limited. If there're too many actors, it could take a quite long time for the browser to fetch the graph JSON and the experience is not good.
Furthermore, @KeXiangWang reported that this procedure would fail under Kubernetes port-forwarding, with an error of broken pipe. This appears to be a known issue of Kubernetes (kubernetes/kubernetes#74551) but not been resolved yet.
I believe what we can do is reduce the amount of data fetched from the meta service. Possible approaches:
It's possible that we need to access the web dashboard on a remote cluster with port-forwarding. In this case, the bandwidth between the local machine and the server could be quite limited. If there're too many actors, it could take a quite long time for the browser to fetch the graph JSON and the experience is not good.
Furthermore, @KeXiangWang reported that this procedure would fail under Kubernetes port-forwarding, with an error of
broken pipe
. This appears to be a known issue of Kubernetes (kubernetes/kubernetes#74551) but not been resolved yet.I believe what we can do is reduce the amount of data fetched from the meta service. Possible approaches:
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