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QB-1361
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New Feature
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Resolved
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| Resolution: |
Fixed
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Major
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| Assignee: |
Robin Shen
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| Reporter: |
Robin Shen
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| Votes: |
5
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| Watchers: |
0
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If you were logged in you would be able to see more operations.
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QuickBuild
Created: 02/Sep/12 01:26 PM
Updated: 28/Dec/12 06:49 AM
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None
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| Affects Version/s: |
4.0.57
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| Fix Version/s: |
5.0.3
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Original Estimate:
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Unknown
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Remaining Estimate:
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Unknown
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Time Spent:
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Unknown
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Node Management
- Get all nodes
- Add/Update/Remove Attributes for a node
- Get the following information for a node
o System Attributes
o User Attributes
o Resources
o Running Steps
o Agent Log
o Overall % of time Node is running (What I want to know: Since this node has been Active it has spent 20% of it's time running steps)
o Overall % of failures on this node (What I want to know: Since this node has been active 80% of the steps it has run have completed successfully)
- Get all nodes for a specified Resource
- Get nodes by status (Active, Inactive, Unauthorized, User Agents)
- Authorize an Unauthorized node
- Unuathorize a node
Reason I'm requesting REST support for nodes
It won't be long before we are going to have 150+ nodes.
We need a way to automate the management of those nodes.
I can't imagine having to Add/Update/Remove an attribute on 150+ nodes in the current UI. Very painful.
If the UI for node management was improved it would help but if there was a REST API, we could develop a lot of our own tools.
If they are not able to implement a REST API for nodes, I have a wish list for the UI
o Global Filter/Sort nodes based on Resources, Attributes, Names, Subnets, Status (Authorized,Unauthorized,Running,Idle), etc. When nodes are displayed on a screen, the filter is always available (like the filter for builds).
o Add/Update/Remove an attribute on all nodes that are selected using the filter
o Authorize/Unauthorize all nodes that are selected using the filter
The UI updates would be great but I also see us using the REST API for Node management for monitoring and reporting.
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Description
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Node Management
- Get all nodes
- Add/Update/Remove Attributes for a node
- Get the following information for a node
o System Attributes
o User Attributes
o Resources
o Running Steps
o Agent Log
o Overall % of time Node is running (What I want to know: Since this node has been Active it has spent 20% of it's time running steps)
o Overall % of failures on this node (What I want to know: Since this node has been active 80% of the steps it has run have completed successfully)
- Get all nodes for a specified Resource
- Get nodes by status (Active, Inactive, Unauthorized, User Agents)
- Authorize an Unauthorized node
- Unuathorize a node
Reason I'm requesting REST support for nodes
It won't be long before we are going to have 150+ nodes.
We need a way to automate the management of those nodes.
I can't imagine having to Add/Update/Remove an attribute on 150+ nodes in the current UI. Very painful.
If the UI for node management was improved it would help but if there was a REST API, we could develop a lot of our own tools.
If they are not able to implement a REST API for nodes, I have a wish list for the UI
o Global Filter/Sort nodes based on Resources, Attributes, Names, Subnets, Status (Authorized,Unauthorized,Running,Idle), etc. When nodes are displayed on a screen, the filter is always available (like the filter for builds).
o Add/Update/Remove an attribute on all nodes that are selected using the filter
o Authorize/Unauthorize all nodes that are selected using the filter
The UI updates would be great but I also see us using the REST API for Node management for monitoring and reporting. |
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Change by Steve Luo [28/Dec/12 06:49 AM]
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Open
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Resolved
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Fix Version/s
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5.0.3
[ 11436
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Resolution
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Fixed
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Improve grid system to facilitate grid node management
The com.pmease.quickbuild.grid.Grid interface provides all necessary information about all nodes.