# BZZZ Configuration Web Interface Requirements ## Overview A comprehensive web-based configuration interface that guides users through setting up their BZZZ cluster after the initial installation. ## User Information Requirements ### 1. Cluster Infrastructure Configuration #### Network Settings - **Subnet IP Range** (CIDR notation) - Auto-detected from system - User can override (e.g., `192.168.1.0/24`) - Validation for valid CIDR format - Conflict detection with existing networks - **Node Discovery Method** - Option 1: Automatic discovery via broadcast - Option 2: Manual IP address list - Option 3: DNS-based discovery - Integration with existing network infrastructure - **Network Interface Selection** - Dropdown of available interfaces - Auto-select primary interface - Show interface details (IP, status, speed) - Validation for interface accessibility - **Port Configuration** - BZZZ Go Service Port (default: 8080) - MCP Server Port (default: 3000) - Web UI Port (default: 8080) - WebSocket Port (default: 8081) - Reserved port range exclusions - Port conflict detection #### Firewall & Security - **Firewall Configuration** - Auto-configure firewall rules (ufw/iptables) - Manual firewall setup instructions - Port testing and validation - Network connectivity verification ### 2. Authentication & Security Setup #### SSH Key Management - **SSH Key Options** - Generate new SSH key pair - Upload existing public key - Use existing system SSH keys - Key distribution to cluster nodes - **SSH Access Configuration** - SSH username for cluster access - Sudo privileges configuration - SSH port (default: 22) - Key-based vs password authentication #### Security Settings - **TLS/SSL Configuration** - Generate self-signed certificates - Upload existing certificates - Let's Encrypt integration - Certificate distribution - **Authentication Methods** - Token-based authentication - OAuth2 integration - LDAP/Active Directory - Local user management ### 3. AI Model Configuration #### OpenAI Integration - **API Key Management** - Secure API key input - Key validation and testing - Organization and project settings - Usage monitoring setup - **Model Preferences** - Default model selection (GPT-5) - Model-to-task mapping - Custom model parameters - Fallback model configuration #### Local AI Models (Ollama/Parallama) - **Ollama/Parallama Installation** - Option to install standard Ollama - Option to install Parallama (multi-GPU fork) - Auto-detect existing Ollama installations - Upgrade/migrate from Ollama to Parallama - **Node Discovery & Configuration** - Auto-discover Ollama/Parallama instances - Manual endpoint configuration - Model availability checking - Load balancing preferences - GPU assignment for Parallama - **Multi-GPU Configuration (Parallama)** - GPU topology detection - Model sharding across GPUs - Memory allocation per GPU - Performance optimization settings - GPU failure handling - **Model Distribution Strategy** - Which models on which nodes - GPU-specific model placement - Automatic model pulling - Storage requirements - Model update policies ### 4. Cost Management #### Spending Limits - **Daily Limits** (USD) - Per-user limits - Per-project limits - Global daily limit - Warning thresholds - **Monthly Limits** (USD) - Budget allocation - Automatic budget reset - Cost tracking granularity - Billing integration #### Cost Optimization - **Usage Monitoring** - Real-time cost tracking - Historical usage reports - Cost per model/task type - Optimization recommendations ### 5. Hardware & Resource Detection #### System Resources - **CPU Configuration** - Core count and allocation - CPU affinity settings - Performance optimization - Load balancing - **Memory Management** - Available RAM detection - Memory allocation per service - Swap configuration - Memory monitoring - **Storage Configuration** - Available disk space - Storage paths for data/logs - Backup storage locations - Storage monitoring #### GPU Resources - **GPU Detection** - NVIDIA CUDA support - AMD ROCm support - GPU memory allocation - Multi-GPU configuration - **AI Workload Optimization** - GPU scheduling - Model-to-GPU assignment - Power management - Temperature monitoring ### 6. Service Configuration #### Container Management - **Docker Configuration** - Container registry selection - Image pull policies - Resource limits per container - Container orchestration (Docker Swarm/K8s) - **Registry Settings** - Public registry (Docker Hub) - Private registry setup - Authentication for registries - Image versioning strategy #### Update Management - **Release Channels** - Stable releases - Beta releases - Development builds - Custom release sources - **Auto-Update Settings** - Automatic updates enabled/disabled - Update scheduling - Rollback capabilities - Update notifications ### 7. Monitoring & Observability #### Logging Configuration - **Log Levels** - Debug, Info, Warn, Error - Per-component log levels - Log rotation settings - Centralized logging - **Log Destinations** - Local file logging - Syslog integration - External log collectors - Log retention policies #### Metrics & Monitoring - **Metrics Collection** - Prometheus integration - Custom metrics - Performance monitoring - Health checks - **Alerting** - Alert rules configuration - Notification channels - Escalation policies - Alert suppression ### 8. Cluster Topology #### Node Roles - **Coordinator Nodes** - Primary coordinator selection - Coordinator failover - Load balancing - State synchronization - **Worker Nodes** - Worker node capabilities - Task scheduling preferences - Resource allocation - Worker health monitoring - **Storage Nodes** - Distributed storage setup - Replication factors - Data consistency - Backup strategies #### High Availability - **Failover Configuration** - Automatic failover - Manual failover procedures - Split-brain prevention - Recovery strategies - **Load Balancing** - Load balancing algorithms - Health check configuration - Traffic distribution - Performance optimization ## Configuration Flow ### Step 1: System Detection - Detect hardware resources - Identify network interfaces - Check system dependencies - Validate installation ### Step 2: Network Configuration - Configure network settings - Set up firewall rules - Test connectivity - Validate port accessibility ### Step 3: Security Setup - Configure authentication - Set up SSH access - Generate/install certificates - Test security settings ### Step 4: AI Integration - Configure OpenAI API - Set up Ollama endpoints - Configure model preferences - Test AI connectivity ### Step 5: Resource Allocation - Allocate CPU/memory - Configure storage paths - Set up GPU resources - Configure monitoring ### Step 6: Service Deployment - Deploy BZZZ services - Configure service parameters - Start services - Validate service health ### Step 7: Cluster Formation - Discover other nodes - Join/create cluster - Configure replication - Test cluster connectivity ### Step 8: Testing & Validation - Run connectivity tests - Test AI model access - Validate security settings - Performance benchmarking ## Technical Implementation ### Frontend Framework - **React/Next.js** for modern UI - **Material-UI** or **Tailwind CSS** for components - **Real-time updates** via WebSocket - **Progressive Web App** capabilities ### Backend API - **Go REST API** integrated with BZZZ service - **Configuration validation** and testing - **Real-time status updates** - **Secure configuration storage** ### Configuration Persistence - **YAML configuration files** - **Environment variable generation** - **Docker Compose generation** - **Systemd service configuration** ### Validation & Testing - **Network connectivity testing** - **Service health validation** - **Configuration syntax checking** - **Resource availability verification** This comprehensive configuration system ensures users can easily set up and manage their BZZZ clusters regardless of their technical expertise level.