Closed JeffreyDevloo closed 6 years ago
The gray color is used for marking osds that we know nothing about (unable to query to information) Should we still mark it as gray? Also this is for the current development build, not yet released so we should tackle this quite quickly
From @wimpers on September 21, 2017 14:4
Yes, please as having them being green should only be used for disks which belong to that backend
From @kvanhijf on September 21, 2017 14:12
We should be able to distinguish the difference between grey disks belonging to the current Backend (for whatever reaons they are grye) and grey disks belonging to another Backend, no?
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Yes, please as having them being green should only be used for disks which belong to that backend
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From @wimpers on December 4, 2017 11:16
It would be best if we can make the distinction (2 types of gray, also do it it on the node detail if you expand).
Before starting with this best solution, can we estimate the simple solution (just adding the ASDs which don't belong to the backend to grey/unknown) and the best solution?
@wimpers I estimate it to be 2 hours of work
The detail view already shows these osds as 'unavailable' and gray We just need to differentiate from backend which won't take that long
Would be implemented by https://github.com/openvstorage/framework-alba-plugin/pull/546
Fixed by #546
Part of the https://github.com/openvstorage/framework-alba-plugin/releases/tag/1.11.0 release
From @wimpers on September 21, 2017 13:59
ASDs which don't belong to the backend should not be labelled green but grey.
Copied from original issue: openvstorage/framework#1782