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Rather than file two separate issues with what could mostly be combined into a double-kill filing this as both RFE and BUG. This is mostly a bug report but it does enhance wiki data accuracy so could be considered an RFE also.
Summary
Remove broken hosts from systems assignment total
Remove retired hosts from systems assignment total
Remove retired and broken hosts from resource/default-cloud summary
Fix Counts from Assignments Totals
The dynamically generated assignments page should not count retired hosts (via --ls-retired) in either cloud counts in case of cloud01` or resource pool and also omit broken hosts.
The correct, usable number should instead be 1071 if we subtract broken systems.
# quads-cli --ls-broken | wc -l
14
1085 - 14 = 1071
Wiki currently reports 1217 however, which seems to include both broken systems as well as retired systems.
# quads-cli --ls-retired | wc -l
132
132 + 1085 = 1217
Per Cloud Tallies / Views
Lastly, cloud01 or default resource cloud is listing both retired and broken hosts in its line-item summary count.
In our example, cloud01 only has 27 x real, functional and usable hosts. The wiki does list these hostnames only however both the line-item systems wiki count lists usable + broken + retired.
This is evident from quads-cli which calls the same API endpoint
Summary
Fix Counts from Assignments Totals
The dynamically generated assignments page should not count retired hosts (via
--ls-retired) in either cloud counts in case of
cloud01` or resource pool and also omit broken hosts.This may be due to
Default cloud
membership?https://github.com/redhat-performance/quads/blob/master/quads/tools/create_input_assignments.py#L154
The correct, usable number should instead be
1071
if we subtract broken systems.1085 - 14 = 1071
132 + 1085 = 1217
Per Cloud Tallies / Views
Lastly,
cloud01
or default resource cloud is listing both retired and broken hosts in its line-item summary count.In our example, cloud01 only has 27 x real, functional and usable hosts. The wiki does list these hostnames only however both the line-item systems wiki count lists usable + broken + retired.
This is evident from
quads-cli
which calls the same API endpointHowever this is the real number:
This BUG/RFE triple-hitter bounty is awarded an ultra-kill modifier.
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