Platform & Members

"Platform & Members" is designed for platform administrators to uniformly manage multiple Kubernetes clusters and manage platform-level users, departments, and role permissions.

Entry path: Left sidebar menu Platform Management > Platform & Members, page route /admin/global/clusters-admin.

Page Menu

Page	Route	Description
Platform Overview	/admin/global/clusters	Multi-cluster list and resource overview
Platform Details	/admin/global/clusters/detail/:uuid	Single cluster details and member management
Platform Users	/admin/global/org-dept	Platform users and department management
Platform Roles	/admin/global/org-rbac	Platform roles and permission management
Role Permissions	/admin/global/org-rbac/permission/:roleUUID	Assign menu/API permissions to roles

Platform Overview

View Cluster List

1. Navigate to Platform Management > Platform & Members > Platform Overview.
2. The top of the page displays core metrics: number of clusters, nodes, GPU cards, total GPU memory, total CPU, total memory.
3. The list shows each cluster: alias/name, provider/K8s version, gateway address, status (Online / Offline / Inactive), user count, node count, GPU card count, CPU/memory and vGPU/compute power/GPU memory resource usage progress bars, workload status distribution (Running / Waiting / Failed).
4. Use the top filter bar to search by cluster name, gateway address, status, and user count.
5. Click a cluster row to enter the cluster details page.

Add Cluster

1. Click "Add Cluster" on the Platform Overview list page.
2. Select the cloud provider and cluster type:
   • Kubernetes: Standard Kubernetes cluster.
   • Alibaba Cloud ACK
   • Huawei Cloud CCE
   • QingCloud Kubernetes
   • Tencent Cloud TKE
3. Fill in the cluster connection information (such as kubeconfig, gateway address, credentials, etc.; different fields are displayed depending on the provider type).
4. Click "Create"; the system will automatically activate the cluster and refresh the page.

Manage Clusters

1. Click "More Actions" in the list row:
   • Activate: Execute activation for an inactive cluster; the page will refresh and display a notification upon success or failure.
   • Edit: Modify cluster alias, gateway address, and other information.
   • Delete: Delete a member cluster; primary clusters cannot be deleted, and a secondary confirmation is required before deletion.

View Cluster Details

1. Click a cluster name to enter the details page.
2. The Overview tab displays:
   • Basic information: alias/name, type, UUID, gateway address, status, user count.
   • Resource summary cards: total CPU cores, memory, GPU cards, GPU memory.
   • Resource allocation trend line chart: vGPU/compute power/GPU memory over time.
3. The Cluster Users tab: manage the user list for this cluster, supporting add user, delete user, filter by department, search by username/UUID.

Platform Users

View Users and Departments

1. Navigate to Platform Management > Platform & Members > Platform Users.
2. The page is divided into two tabs: "Organization Structure" and "User List".
3. In the "Organization Structure" tab, the department structure is displayed as a tree table, supporting expand/collapse of hierarchy levels.
4. In the "User List" tab, the list displays: ID, username, full name, user source, organization structure, assigned roles, workspace, project, status (Enabled / Disabled / Pending Activation).
5. Use the top filter bar to search by ID, username, full name, department, and cluster.

Create User

1. Click "Add User" on the user list page.
2. Fill in: username, full name, password, email/phone, department, role.
3. When editing, you can configure associated projects for each workspace.
4. Click "Save".

Manage Departments

1. Click "Add Department" in the "Organization Structure" tab.
2. Fill in the department name and parent department to create a department node.
3. Click "Edit" or "Delete" in the department row to modify department information or delete the department.
4. Click "Configure Members" to add or remove member users from the department.

Manage Users

1. Click "More Actions" in the user list row:
   • Edit: Modify user information and workspace/project associations.
   • Reset Password: Enter a new password and submit to take effect.
   • Enable/Disable: Disabled users cannot log in; administrator accounts cannot be disabled.
   • Delete: Delete platform-sourced non-administrator users; administrator users cannot be deleted.

Platform Roles

View Roles

1. Navigate to Platform Management > Platform & Members > Platform Roles.
2. The list displays: role ID, name (ename), display name (name), role category (Platform Role / Workspace Role / Project Role).
3. Use the top filter bar to search by name and category.

Create Role

1. Click "Add Role" on the Platform Roles list page.
2. Fill in:
   • Name (ename): English identifier, unique within the system.
   • Display Name (name): Display name.
   • Role Category: Platform Role / Workspace Role / Project Role.
3. Click "Create".

Configure Permissions

1. Click "Configure Permissions" in the role list row to enter the role permissions configuration page.
2. In the "Menu Permissions" section, select the left sidebar menus accessible by this role.
3. In the "API Permissions" section, select the API methods callable by this role.
4. Select multiple rows and click "Batch Modify Permissions" to quickly set Create / Read / Update / Delete permissions.
5. Click "Save" to apply.

Manage Plugin Permissions

1. Click "Manage Plugins" in the role list row to enter the page permissions configuration page.
2. Select the front-end pages accessible by this role.
3. Click "Save" to apply.

Manage Role Members

1. Click "Member Management" in the role list row.
2. Add or remove associated users for the role in the modal.
3. Click "Confirm" to apply.

Other Operations

• Edit Role: Edit the role name, display name, and category; system read-only roles have editing disabled with a notification.
• Clone Role: Quickly create a new role based on an existing role's permissions.
• Delete Role: System-defined roles hide the delete button and cannot be deleted.

FAQ

Q: The newly added cluster shows as "Inactive" after creation, what should I do? A: Check whether the cluster gateway address and credentials are correct and the network is reachable; click the "Activate" button to retry, and troubleshoot based on the error message if it fails.

Q: What is the difference between platform users and cluster members? A: Platform users are part of the platform-level account system and can log in to the platform; cluster members are role/permission bindings for a user within a specific cluster. A single platform user can have different roles across multiple clusters.

Q: Why can't the super administrator role see certain action buttons? A: Sensitive operations such as configuring permissions and managing plugins are only visible to the super administrator, to prevent regular administrators from accidentally modifying super administrator role settings.

Q: I get a warning about existing members when trying to delete a department, what should I do? A: Please remove all members from the department first, or move members to another department before deleting.