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Node Details

This article refers to Platform v2.9.0. The current Platform version is v3.2.0.

Overview​

The Node Details page is the operational hub for a single edge node. It groups everything you can see and change about a node — telemetry, configuration, network, apps, models — behind a configurable cards layout, plus a set of header actions for lifecycle management and firmware updates.

Page layout​

Node Details page layout

Node Details page layout

The page is divided in three areas:

  • Header — the back button to the Nodes list, the node name, the node connectivity and status, and the action buttons that open the Firmware updates, Advanced Actions, and Manage Node modals.
  • Tabs — two top-level chips switch the body between Node Info (configuration and telemetry cards) and Workloads (Docker apps, Marketplace apps, and AI models running on the node).
  • Cards area — the body of the active tab, plus controls in the top bar to Expand all or Collapse all the cards. A floating Add card button (+) at the bottom-right of the page lets you bring up additional cards on the Node Info tab.

Cards available on the Node Info tab​

Each card encapsulates a specific concern. You can show or hide them with the Add card button.

  • General Info — basic identity, location, group, tags, and Node Assets. See General Info.
  • Global Config — runtime configuration shared across the apps deployed on this node. See Global Config.
  • Telemetry — last telemetry sample received for the node and its workloads. See Telemetry.
  • Analytics — historical evolution of the telemetry metrics. See Analytics.
  • Networking — interfaces, addresses, and routing configuration. See Network.
  • Docker Credentials — credentials used to pull images from private Docker registries. See Credentials.
  • Global Secrets — secrets shared across the apps on the node. See Secrets.
  • Volumes — Docker volumes managed on the node. See Volumes.
  • Model — quick access to the AI models deployed on the node. See Models.

Workloads tab​

The Workloads tab lists the workloads currently running on the node — both Docker apps (your own containers) and Marketplace apps (apps installed from the Barbara Marketplace), along with the AI models attached to them. See Docker apps and Marketplace apps for the workload-specific controls.

Summary​

Use the Node Details page as the entry point to everything related to one node: lifecycle actions live in the header, cards on the Node Info tab expose configuration and observability, and the Workloads tab is where deployed apps and models are managed.