[ML] Space management UI #83320

jgowdyelastic · 2020-11-12T17:46:32Z

Adds UI controls to ML's management app plugin to allow the user to move jobs between spaces and to repair job saved objects.

Assigning spaces to jobs

The user can now click on the spaces for a job and assign/unassign the job from every space they has access to or to the * space.
If a user does not have access to all space, they will not be able to assign to the * space. Additionally, if the job is already in the * space, that user will not be able to unassign it from the * space.

Only jobs in the current space are listed. Moving a job out of this space will cause it to disappear from the list.

Repair job saved objects

The UI wraps the repair endpoint. This will:

Create saved objects for any jobs which are missing them. e.g. jobs which have been created using elasticsearch directly.
Delete saved objects for any jobs which are exist but where the actual job does not exist. This will happen if a job is deleted.
Add a datafeed ID to an anomaly detection saved object if the datafeed does exist but isn't listed in the saved object.
Remove a datafeed ID from an anomaly detection saved object if the datafeed doesn't exist.

Checklist

Delete any items that are not applicable to this PR.

Any text added follows EUI's writing guidelines, uses sentence case text and includes i18n support
Documentation was added for features that require explanation or tutorials
Any UI touched in this PR is usable by keyboard only (learn more about keyboard accessibility)
This was checked for cross-browser compatibility

jgowdyelastic · 2020-11-16T09:14:19Z

@elasticmachine merge upstream

elasticmachine · 2020-11-16T14:12:50Z

Pinging @elastic/ml-ui (:ml)

jportner

Spaces changes LGTM! I added a follow-up issue for my team to add TSdocs for the SpacesManager that is now exported: #83451

I see that you borrowed a lot of code from the new "Share to space" flyout, so I spent some extra time to play around with this. Hope you don't mind some additional optional feedback on that 🙂

I noticed that the Machine Learning Jobs management page is scoped to the current space (that is, you can only see jobs that exist in the current space). However, the way this is written, you can remove a job from the current space, which causes it to disappear (even though it still exists), and is a bit of a jarring experience for end-users. In the Saved Objects Management page, we opted to prevent users from deselecting the current space to avoid this situation.
If you delete a job and then create it again, it still exists in the same space(s) as it did before deletion. I'm not sure if that behavior is intended or not, I just wanted to point that out.
If a job is shared to a space that the current user doesn't have access to, that information is completely omitted. It looks like this was an intentional design decision, but I wanted to raise it as a comment. My only small concern is that this behavior is inconsistent with that of the Saved Objects Management page and it could be confusing for end users. The reason we originally decided to surface that information to end users is that it helps them make a more informed decision on whether to edit or delete a saved object.
If you have a job shared to individual spaces, then you share it to "All spaces", then you view the spaces again, you can still see the individual spaces that were previously selected. This is because, when sharing to "All spaces", the client never makes an API call to remove the job from the individual spaces. I could potentially see this becoming a problem if, for example, some spaces are deleted -- the job would still have that space ID in its spaces list forever. It shouldn't cause any real behavioral problems or errors, but I just wanted to point it out. I'd recommend making this small change to avoid space ID cruft =)

If you decide to make any changes based on my feedback, I'm happy to lend a hand and/or have a chat. Just let me know!

jportner · 2020-11-16T16:51:51Z

x-pack/plugins/ml/public/application/components/job_spaces_selector/cannot_edit_callout.tsx

+    <EuiCallOut
+      color="warning"
+      iconType="help"
+      title={i18n.translate('xpack.ml.management.spacesSelectorFlyout.cannotEditCallout.title', {
+        defaultMessage: 'Insufficient permissions to edit spaces for {jobId}',
+        values: { jobId },
+      })}
+    >
+      <FormattedMessage
+        id="xpack.ml.management.spacesSelectorFlyout.cannotEditCallout.text"
+        defaultMessage="This job cannot be moved as it is in the * space and you do not have permission to see all spaces. Please log in as a user who had permission to see all spaces to perform this action."
+      />
+    </EuiCallOut>


I have a couple of thoughts on this callout:

(Screenshot)

When implementing the "Share to space" flyout in the Saved Object Management page, I added a tooltip that is displayed when the user runs into this situation. It simply states, "You need additional privileges to change this option." I was working with @gchaps and she pointed out that we should try to put a positive spin on these messages (e.g., avoid "you cannot" and "you don't have permission" types of statements).

The text as-is is a bit inaccurate -- simply having the Read privilege in all spaces is not sufficient, you need the All privilege.

I'd suggest changing the wording to something like this:

To change this job's spaces, you need privileges to modify jobs in all spaces. Contact your system administrator for more information.

This is indeed nicer text.
I had added @lcawl to this PR for text review.
I'll make this change now, but i'd still appreciate any input @lcawl

I added a suggestion in #83320 (comment), but I think it's still unclear which privileges are required. If we can be more explicit, e.g. "...you need xxx privileges in yyy spaces..." that would be even better.

jportner · 2020-11-16T17:09:11Z

x-pack/plugins/ml/public/application/components/job_spaces_list/job_spaces_list.tsx

-    ))}
-  </EuiFlexGroup>
-);
+export const JobSpacesList: FC<Props> = ({ spaceIds, jobId, jobType, refresh }) => {


If you share a job to a lot of other spaces, it doesn't render too well:

(Screenshot)

It may be worth implementing a show more / show less link like we use in the Saved Object Management page:

(Screenshot)

jportner · 2020-11-16T17:23:35Z

x-pack/plugins/ml/public/application/components/job_spaces_selector/spaces_selectors.tsx

+              listProps={{
+                bordered: true,
+                rowHeight: 40,
+                className: 'spcCopyToSpace__spacesList',


This relies on the SCSS code that is in the Spaces plugin, which is a brittle dependency.

I would recommend renaming this class and making a separate SCSS file for it in this plugin.

thanks for spotting this, it was left in by accident.

fixed in b4300cd

jportner

After submitting my review, I thought of another thing I hadn't tested --

I disabled the Spaces plugin and started Kibana, now I can no longer access the Machine Learning Jobs page when logged in as a superuser:

The API calls to /internal/spaces/_active_space and /api/spaces/space are still made and both result in a 404 error.

I think this needs some rethinking in terms of its dependency on the Spaces plugin -- some additional code to handle when Spaces is disabled.

jportner · 2020-11-16T17:42:37Z

x-pack/plugins/ml/kibana.json

@@ -34,7 +34,8 @@
    "kibanaReact",
    "dashboard",
    "savedObjects",
-    "home"
+    "home",
+    "spaces"


This is marked as a required bundle, but the ML plugin lists the Spaces plugin as an optional dependency.

This is fixed with 21a176c
It now checks whether the spaces plugin exists.

jgowdyelastic · 2020-11-16T18:08:53Z

@jportner Thanks for the review. These are all good points. I'll address each one.

I noticed that the Machine Learning Jobs management page is scoped to the current space (that is, you can only see jobs that exist in the current space). However, the way this is written, you can remove a job from the current space, which causes it to disappear (even though it still exists), and is a bit of a jarring experience for end-users. In the Saved Objects Management page, we opted to prevent users from deselecting the current space to avoid this situation.

The original plan was to list all jobs in all of the spaces that the user has access to, I was hoping this would be something I could "switch on" in a later PR and so the behaviour of jobs disappearing when moved out of the current space would go away.
If this is really not possible, or goes against the general design then your suggestion of not allowed the deselection of the current space makes the most sense.

If you delete a job and then create it again, it still exists in the same space(s) as it did before deletion. I'm not sure if that behavior is intended or not, I just wanted to point that out.

It looks like this is an issue caused by a last minute change in a previous PR. Originally a saved object would be completely deleted before a new one with the same ID is created.
I changed that to use the overwrite option when I changed to specifying the saved object id based on the job id.
I think this is incorrect behaviour and will add it as something to change in a follow up PR.

If a job is shared to a space that the current user doesn't have access to, that information is completely omitted. It looks like this was an intentional design decision, but I wanted to raise it as a comment. My only small concern is that this behavior is inconsistent with that of the Saved Objects Management page and it could be confusing for end users. The reason we originally decided to surface that information to end users is that it helps them make a more informed decision on whether to edit or delete a saved object.

Could you point me in the direction of where I can see an example of this?
I'm happy to add the ? spaces back in if it's in line with other kibana behaviour.

If you have a job shared to individual spaces, then you share it to "All spaces", then you view the spaces again, you can still see the individual spaces that were previously selected. This is because, when sharing to "All spaces", the client never makes an API call to remove the job from the individual spaces. I could potentially see this becoming a problem if, for example, some spaces are deleted -- the job would still have that space ID in its spaces list forever. It shouldn't cause any real behavioral problems or errors, but I just wanted to point it out. I'd recommend making this small change to avoid space ID cruft =)

I considered this a feature :)
This can be changed to remove all previous spaces when assigning to *

If you decide to make any changes based on my feedback, I'm happy to lend a hand and/or have a chat. Just let me know!

Thanks! I'll take you up on that.

jportner · 2020-11-16T19:31:27Z

The original plan was to list all jobs in all of the spaces that the user has access to, I was hoping this would be something I could "switch on" in a later PR and so the behaviour of jobs disappearing when moved out of the current space would go away.
If this is really not possible, or goes against the general design then your suggestion of not allowed the deselection of the current space makes the most sense.

Ah, OK, good to know! It's definitely possible. In fact, I just participated in a discussion with @elastic/kibana-platform with regards to making the Saved Objects Management page show objects in all spaces. Based on that discussion, it sounds like we are leaning towards making that change, but I'm not sure when that will happen.

If you want to change the ML Jobs page to behave like this, you should be able to do that by searching across all spaces. I just checked and apparently our public documentation doesn't mention this (whoops!) but you can do this by simply adding the namespaces: * option to your SavedObjectsClient.find() call.

However, keep in mind that other SavedObjectsClient APIs are scoped to the current namespace -- so if you try to, for instance, delete an object that doesn't exist in the current space, you'll get a Not Found error. We'll probably need to put some more thought into this.

It looks like this is an issue caused by a last minute change in a previous PR. Originally a saved object would be completely deleted before a new one with the same ID is created.
I changed that to use the overwrite option when I changed to specifying the saved object id based on the job id.
I think this is incorrect behaviour and will add it as something to change in a follow up PR.

Sounds good. You can keep your overwrite behavior, and override the newly-recreated job's namespaces by using the initialNamespaces: ['foo'] option in your SavedObjectsClient.create() call.

Could you point me in the direction of where I can see an example of this?
I'm happy to add the ? spaces back in if it's in line with other kibana behaviour.

So I set up some sample data locally --

Created 26 spaces
Created a dummy saved object that is shared to each of those spaces

Example when viewing the object as a superuser.

Another example when viewing the object as another user who only has read/write access to half of the spaces.

I'm happy to walk you through this offline if you want to dive in a bit more.

I considered this a feature :)
This can be changed to remove all previous spaces when assigning to *

I don't have a problem with it if that's intentional!

gchaps · 2020-11-17T15:46:19Z

x-pack/plugins/ml/public/application/components/job_spaces_selector/spaces_selectors.tsx

+        tooltip: isGlobalControlChecked
+          ? i18n.translate(
+              'xpack.ml.management.spacesSelectorFlyout.shareToAllSpaces.cannotUncheckTooltip',
+              { defaultMessage: 'You need additional privileges to change this option.' }


Agreed with keeping this simple. To link to the docs, you can use:

You need additional privileges to change this option. Learn more.

gchaps · 2020-11-17T15:48:28Z

x-pack/plugins/ml/public/application/components/job_spaces_repair/job_spaces_repair_flyout.tsx

+      const { successCount, errorCount } = getResponseCounts(resp);
+      if (errorCount > 0) {
+        const title = i18n.translate('xpack.ml.management.repairSavedObjectsFlyout.repair.error', {
+          defaultMessage: 'Some jobs could not be repaired',


As this is a complete sentence, I'd add an ending period. Also, can it be:

Some jobs cannot be repaired.

peteharverson · 2020-11-17T17:41:41Z

Is it worth not listing spaces which have don't have the Machine Learning feature privilege? For example, here I can assign jobs to the 'Kibana' space even though ML isn't visible in that space.

jgowdyelastic · 2020-11-17T18:01:54Z

Is it worth not listing spaces which have don't have the Machine Learning feature privilege? For example, here I can assign jobs to the 'Kibana' space even though ML isn't visible in that space.

@jportner do you know if this is possible?
i'm using spacesManager.getSpaces() to list spaces, i've looked at all of the allowed options and nothing seems suited to this request.
I guess we'd need to be able to specify the ml app ID for it to know to filter to only spaces in which ML is enabled.

x-pack/plugins/ml/public/application/components/job_spaces_repair/job_spaces_repair_flyout.tsx

alvarezmelissa87 · 2020-11-17T18:08:14Z

x-pack/plugins/ml/public/application/components/job_spaces_repair/job_spaces_repair_flyout.tsx

+      await loadRepairList(true);
+
+      if (resp === null) {
+        return;


When would the response be null? If it is null - do we need to show the user some sort of message for clarity on what's happening before returning?

it'll be null if the first call to loadRepairList fails for an unknown reason. In this situation an error toast is triggered from inside loadRepairList

x-pack/plugins/ml/public/application/components/job_spaces_repair/repair_results.tsx

jportner · 2020-11-17T18:14:06Z

@jportner do you know if this is possible?
i'm using spacesManager.getSpaces() to list spaces, i've looked at all of the allowed options and nothing seems suited to this request.
I guess we'd need to be able to specify the ml app ID for it to know to filter to only spaces in which ML is enabled.

After you retrieve all of the spaces, you can iterate through each space's disabledFeatures attribute to figure out if ML is disabled in that space:

kibana/x-pack/plugins/spaces/common/model/space.ts

Line 13 in 7c8b9a1

disabledFeatures: string[];

jgowdyelastic · 2020-11-17T18:20:46Z

@jportner do you know if this is possible?
i'm using spacesManager.getSpaces() to list spaces, i've looked at all of the allowed options and nothing seems suited to this request.
I guess we'd need to be able to specify the ml app ID for it to know to filter to only spaces in which ML is enabled.

After you retrieve all of the spaces, you can iterate through each space's disabledFeatures attribute to figure out if ML is disabled in that space:

kibana/x-pack/plugins/spaces/common/model/space.ts

Line 13 in 7c8b9a1

disabledFeatures: string[];

perfect answer! thank you
Added in d42c2d1

alvarezmelissa87 · 2020-11-17T19:52:02Z

Great addition! 🎉 Code LGTM - giving it a test 👌

jgowdyelastic · 2020-11-18T09:16:28Z

@elasticmachine merge upstream

peteharverson · 2020-11-18T14:25:07Z

x-pack/plugins/ml/public/application/components/job_spaces_repair/job_spaces_repair_flyout.tsx

+            <h2>
+              <FormattedMessage
+                id="xpack.ml.management.repairSavedObjectsFlyout.headerLabel"
+                defaultMessage="Repair saved objects"


Did you consider any alternative terms to 'Repair' for this functionality, such as 'Sync'? The word 'repair' could imply something is broken, which is not the case; it's just a case of needing to sync up the saved objects and jobs.

This button could be renamed.
I think this would be more of a product decision, I'm happy to change the text if needed.
I think the repair endpoint could remain the same as it is not user facing. But if we decided that it needs to change then we should also change all relevant functions and files to remove the word "repair"

My vote is to rename this to 'Sync' or 'Synchronize', and if we change the label on the button we should also change the endpoint to match in case it becomes more widely used by Kibana API users. This can all be done in a follow-up.

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