Implementation of Displaying used Inferencing Runtime

[slemeur]

Is your enhancement related to a problem? Please describe

Playgrounds

As a user, I should be able to identify what is the inferencing runtime used by a playground.
We should be adding a "label" that will materialize.

Using a similar pattern than when we are indicating the environment in the pods page of podman desktop.

Model Service

As a user, I should be able to identify what is the inferencing runtime used by a model service.
We need to extend the "Inference Server" to add indication about it.

Details of a model service

List of services

Recipes

As a user, I should be able to identify what is the inferencing runtime used by a recipe.
We should be adding a "label" that will materialize.

Using a similar pattern than when we are indicating the environment in the pods page of podman desktop.

Describe the solution you'd like

Implementation of pattern defined in #2503

Describe alternatives you've considered

No response

Additional context

No response

[feloy]

Setting as On hold, needs #2893

[vancura]

This may be related. During a call today with @axel7083, we discussed that the Environment label (Podman in your screenshots) is too noisy; it appears on every row. Axel mentioned that almost all our users have only one Environment. In that case, the label should be hidden by default unless the user has multiple environments, in which case it should be displayed (I will file this idea later).

I bring this up because it may relate to the topic of this issue. What if the user has only one Runtime? In that scenario, it wouldn't make much sense to display it on every row by default, as the user already knows it is their only Runtime.

Thoughts?

/c @MariaLeonova

[MariaLeonova]

@vancura I think runtime is a valid thing to show, as the user should be aware of what they are using and be able to change it for separate entities. I believe it very likely that they would have a mix, but I think this is worth a discussion at a UX call.