Problem
When a project has several containers (e.g. a media stack with 6–10 services), the only way to know total resource usage is to manually add up each container's stats. There's no high-level view per project.
Proposed solution
In the project detail page, add a resource summary bar (or a small stats row at the top) showing the sum of CPU, RAM, and network I/O across all containers belonging to that project.
Something like:
● my-media-stack [running: 8/8] CPU: 4.2% RAM: 3.1 GB ↑ 1.2 MB/s ↓ 800 KB/s
Could be a collapsible section or a sticky header — whatever fits the existing UI pattern.
Why it matters
- Homelab / NAS users run dense stacks and need quick capacity checks
- Makes it obvious when a single project is hogging resources without drilling into each container
- Complements the per-container stats already there — no replacement, just aggregation
This is different from the global dashboard (#2142) — the focus here is per-project scope, visible directly in the project view.
Problem
When a project has several containers (e.g. a media stack with 6–10 services), the only way to know total resource usage is to manually add up each container's stats. There's no high-level view per project.
Proposed solution
In the project detail page, add a resource summary bar (or a small stats row at the top) showing the sum of CPU, RAM, and network I/O across all containers belonging to that project.
Something like:
Could be a collapsible section or a sticky header — whatever fits the existing UI pattern.
Why it matters
This is different from the global dashboard (#2142) — the focus here is per-project scope, visible directly in the project view.