feat: [five-c] Compliance control center dashboard

[tdruez]

Issues

• Issue: five-c: Create dashboards #403

Changes

Available from navbar: "Tools" > "Control Center"

• Add compliance control center dashboard
• Overview of problematic products
• Display license issues and vulnerability issues
• List of products, number of vulnerabilities, include links to drill down
• Add support for vulnerability_risk_threshold
• Refactor annotations to a new ProductQuerySet for re-usability
• Display risk_threshold in compliance table

Screens

[DennisClark]

@tdruez the new form looks great in staging Starship, which has a lot of complicated products. Performance is quite acceptable as well, and I tested the security-by-product for different users and that appears to be working just fine. Also I have not discovered any data discrepancies. And I like the shield icon.

I need to spend more time on it to provide any specific suggestions regarding the UI, except I think that even though it's pretty easy to use the Tools menu to get to the new Control Center, it's not really intuitive or obvious to the user right away. Perhaps there should be a link to it right on the Home page, maybe right below the "Welcome to ..." panel and just above the message text panel; the link might be something like

shield icon Compliance Control Center
or even
shield icon My Compliance Control Center

in fairly bold text. Thoughts?

[tdruez]

Additional changes

• Add support for vulnerability_risk_threshold
• Refactor annotations to a new ProductQuerySet for re-usability
• Display risk_threshold in compliance table
• Add pagination
• Add unit tests

[tdruez]

I need to spend more time on it to provide any specific suggestions regarding the UI, except I think that even though it's pretty easy to use the Tools menu to get to the new Control Center, it's not really intuitive or obvious to the user right away. Perhaps there should be a link to it right on the Home page, maybe right below the "Welcome to ..." panel and just above the message text panel; the link might be something like

@DennisClark Great idea, let's implement it as part of:

• five-c: Create dashboards - improved #405