Open JohnGarbutt opened 1 month ago
Ideally we add a new REST API that allows updating a matching account with some resource allocations, e.g. to create an allocation, you can do a post something like this, with a failure if you reduce the allocation below the amount already consumed:
curl -s -X POST -H "$AUTH_HEADER" -H "$CONTENT_TYPE" -d \ "{"provider_name\": \"mycloud\", "start\": \"$START_DATE\", "end\": \"$END_DATE\", \"resources\": { \"VCPU\": 1000, \"MEMORY_MB\": 240000, \"DISK_GB\": 50000 }}" \ http://$SITE:$PORT/resource_provider_account/$project_uuid/allocations
The update should also be easy to do, using the same set of inputs, find a matching allocation for that project_uuid and then update.
I think the DB schema is being used too heavily for the APIs.
Ideally we add a new REST API that allows updating a matching account with some resource allocations, e.g. to create an allocation, you can do a post something like this, with a failure if you reduce the allocation below the amount already consumed:
The update should also be easy to do, using the same set of inputs, find a matching allocation for that project_uuid and then update.
I think the DB schema is being used too heavily for the APIs.