Add homedirectory reporting grafana dashboard #135
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The linter looks like it has always failed, and I've reverted that in #136. |
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Adds a sortable home directory table that makes it much much easier to see who is using what. This is an addition to the same information shown as a timeseries in the user diagnostics dashboard.
(I've blanked out the usernames for privacy)
This has been used in production for a while, and is very helpful in finding users who inadvertently use terabytes of storage.