Open btzq opened 1 week ago
This is a good idea, but who'll work on it @btzq - are you or any of your colleagues working on it?
@rohityadavcloud unfortunately we dont have any members familiar with cloudstack development. Currently we use cloudstack as a user/operator, but not as developers. Would definetly do it if we had the means and technical skills to.
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Currently when taking Volume Snapshots, users have no idea how long the operation takes. Cloudstack will just show a circle loading animation, with no indication on progress or time left. As a result, user does not know if there is a bug in the snapshot process, or its actually in progress. This becomes even worse for large volumes (eg. 10TB) where it can take hours to complete. And if the user waits too long, they will think the system hanged and would then attempt to create a new Volume Snapshot, resulting in 2 on going copies, which will slow down the entire system.
Volume Snapshot seems to be a very intensive operation. In this case, user should be allowed to cancel an ongoing volume snapshot if desired, to save system resources from an unmeaningful operation.
My suggestion is to add a progress bar to the following UI for better user experience:
![Screenshot 2024-06-18 at 11 12 00 pm](https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/assets/147712084/f2a388a4-ff93-4511-b8a8-65db02e88bb0)
This implementation should be neutral to the underlying storage, such as NFS, Object Storage, Ceph, Linstor etc
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