Add health check to my apps

machristie commented 6 years ago

This is a work-in-progress implementation of adding health check to the My Appliances page, as per issue #18 .

Remaining TODOs:

[x] Add a modal popup when Delete is clicked when there are default credentials available for the cloud and ask the user if they also want to also delete the appliance
[x] Add a launch history page
[x] attention is needed to change the name of My Appliances and the text to reflect these updates to the UI
[x] getKP should just get the keypair from the launchTask instead of assuming it will be the latest_task

Those are the main remaining TODOs off the top of my head, but there are probably a few other UI tweaks we'll still want.

afgane commented 6 years ago

Did you end up switching to postgres locally to avoid Celery dying due to the locked sqlite?

machristie commented 6 years ago

@afgane No, I'm still using sqlite and just restart it every time it fails.

machristie commented 6 years ago

For some reason when I launched an Ubuntu instance the keyPair field in the launch task result had a null material value. So I wasn't able to successfully test displaying the keypair material. I'm not sure if it is just the Ubuntu appliance or what.

afgane commented 6 years ago

@machristie If a key with the given name exists under the current account, the key will just be reused and hence no material will be available so that's the expected behavior.

machristie commented 6 years ago

@afgane ok, thanks. I guess I'm not sure how to test the retrieval of the material then. Would you be able to test it?

nuwang commented 6 years ago

@machristie This is looking great! Let's make it go live.

galaxyproject / cloudlaunch-ui

Add health check to my apps #19