The IBM Operator Collection SDK provides the resources and tools that are needed to develop Operator Collections against the IBM® z/OS® Cloud Broker as part of the IBM Z® and Cloud Modernization Stack.
2) When creating a ZosCloudBroker, one should not be permitted to specify the name of an existing ZosCloudBroker instance. I had a failed instance, then attempted to recreate it with the same name, which clearly failed .. but I clearly did not see the failure until I had entered all the fields and attempted to create it. Once I specified a different name, I was able to create a second instance.
3) As Volume Access Mode can only be set to ReadWriteMany, it would be nice if this was prefilled by default. I think this can be done by setting a default: tag in the config.yml file for the create ZosCloudBroker panel.
Describe the solution you'd like.
Proposed solutions are specified with the problem statement above. Thank you.
Feature Request
Describe the problem you need a feature to resolve.
It would if we could make the following enhancements to the Create ZosCloudBroker function:
1) Either not display block Storage Classes (as they are not valid for ZosCloudBroker), or add hover help to guide users away from block Storage Classes. Also, the documentation at: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/cloud-paks/z-modernization-stack/2023.1?topic=broker-creating-zos-cloud-instance could be enhanced to make this clear.
2) When creating a ZosCloudBroker, one should not be permitted to specify the name of an existing ZosCloudBroker instance. I had a failed instance, then attempted to recreate it with the same name, which clearly failed .. but I clearly did not see the failure until I had entered all the fields and attempted to create it. Once I specified a different name, I was able to create a second instance.
3) As Volume Access Mode can only be set to ReadWriteMany, it would be nice if this was prefilled by default. I think this can be done by setting a default: tag in the config.yml file for the create ZosCloudBroker panel.
Describe the solution you'd like.
Proposed solutions are specified with the problem statement above. Thank you.