I am trying to unclutter my openshift "Overview" web console. Each deployment is showing up inside a collapsible box that is titled with the name of the template where the deployment was declared. The problem is that I have many deployments defined inside a single template, so when the service deployment boxes are all collapsed, It is difficult to tell what is in each since they all have the same title. I have to look to the right at the service URL to see which one it is.
Here is a partial template YAML showing only relevant info:
kind: Template
metadata:
name: my-web-app
...
objects:
- kind: DeploymentConfig
metadata:
name: "foo-service"
...
- kind: DeploymentConfig
metadata:
name: "bar-service"
When deployed, I see on the Openshift overview console two separate boxes, both labeled "my-web-app". I have to open the box to see the service name (or read the URL on the right). I can manually link the two services via the console's GUI so that they appear under the same template name the way I want, but I would like this to happen automagically. Is there a template parameter I can set to either link the associated services, or at least rename the box that the service is specified in?
It appears that OpenShift has fixed this issue with release 1.4. I was using 1.3.1. I see now that the console (overview) displays the service name on the top bar.
I did not need to try the solution offered by Graham Dumpleton, though it may still be useful for grouping like services.