Consistent sizing: Show group member(s) with highest utilization which determine size of the group

In Turbonomic UI you don't have a chance to easily identify the member of a consistent resizing group with the highest load which determines the VM size for the group. This becomes almost impossible when comparing VMs running on hosts with different HW/CPUs, maybe resulting in different numbers of vCPUs.

Sample from IBM demo environment SE1 for which screenshots attached:

For this sample a group containing the 3 master nodes of an unmanaged K8s cluster where the three VMs have a different target size was created and a consistent resizing policy for that group.

See the attached screenshot for the pending actions before the policy took effect. Thus, Master2 will determine the sizing of the group (See also the screenshot of the top VMs widget for reference).

After the policy was applied the actions looked like this (see attached screenshot): All of the 3 group member shall be scaled to the same size as there is no difference in CPU type, but in the action details e.g. of node 0 (see screenshot) you are seeing that this action is part of a autoscaling group (which is misleading name in an on-prem environment) but you cannot identify the reason for the target size without going to the group and check e.g. the top VMs widgets. Thus, the proof-it-ui/action details are not helpful in this case for validating the action.

It would be great to get the hint that master2 is determine the size of the group and have at least  a like to this VM’s details or even better have the VM comparison directly in action details because this group is scaled as one entity.