o Hide the links for the event panel.
o Rework the "Retention Overview" to be more suitable to a large enterprise:

  . Instead of a lot of single value panels, make it more tabular to conserve
    real estate.

  . Show things at a deployment level, then use drilldown behavior to get a
    quick bit of detail.
o Repurpose the old overview as a per-host detail view.
o Poor man's clear setting. Find a better way.
o Bring the Matrix Overview out into the open.

o Add a link to app-context search for ease of use.
o Don't cross-wire these tables.
o Provide feedback in the drilldown panels as to what the limits actually are.
o Add a section for volume retention.

 *** This is customer-specific with embedded information about their
     mount points. This will have to be generalized before release
     and/or inclusion in the man nav menu. ***
o Add styling (and JavaScript) to create percent-of-capacity bars in the
  volume panels.
o Pretty-print the limit fields, too.
o Rename the fields from the rest call to make subsequent parts of the
  search easier. This is particularly true for the fields with a . in
  the middle.
o Sort this so that the "first place data arrives" (the home volume)
  is listed first, per host.
o Use distinct count against the path to ensure that a "SH as distributed
  dbinspect collector" doesn't produce false positives on bucket count.
o Neaten up this title slightly.
o Start pulling in volume information, too.
o This is the preferred way to clear the token according to Siegfried.
  However, this doesn't yet work to clear the URL bar. The window goes away,
  but still URL time.
o Update the makefile to work with the git repository layout (it's not
  called fire_bubbles on the filesystem any longer), and get the build
  number in a git-y way, rather than SVN.