3D cubes

An isometric view: one plate per node, one cube per pod. A cube encodes both resources at once:

• width × depth (footprint) → CPU request
• height → memory request
• color → node

Both dimensions are square-root scaled, so a 10× larger pod is not 10× wider. Because a cube already shows both resources, the CPU/Memory picker is disabled in 3D and a Zoom slider takes its place.

The 102-node demo-platform cluster in 3D. Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom, hover a cube for its pod. Open full screen

Switch views with the sidebar View control or the 2D/3D pill in the header. It is client-side state: no flag, no restart. The scene is drawn with WebGL (three.js), so it stays smooth with thousands of pods: drag to orbit, scroll or use the slider to zoom, hover a cube for its pod, click a plate for its node. Where WebGL is turned off the 3D view says so, and the 2D map shows the same data.

Try it grouped by capacity type · colored by QoS