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Support inventory folders when creating new resources #3619
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@stuclem 👍 |
Thanks @dougm. Removing kind/note. |
Moving to resource pools requires that we alter the way in which a govc search filter is specified. The current form of `vch-name/vch-name` requires the VCH be deployed into an inventory folder which is not the case without #3619
Moving to resource pools requires that we alter the way in which a govc search filter is specified. The current form of `vch-name/vch-name` requires the VCH be deployed into an inventory folder which is not the case without vmware#3619
Converting this to an epic. There are three things that need to be done for this issue. Issues are being made for these and added now. @pdaigle |
It seems like this and #773 are both epics, but it's not clear to me what's tracked by one vs. the other. |
Adding to 1.4 as this will be an organisational issue for large numbers of containerVMs at scale, and also impacts the granularity with which we can apply security permissions. |
All issues completed. Closing. |
As a customer, I want to use vCenter inventory folders to organize inventory resources created by VIC so that I can apply management operations at the inventory folder level, such as RBAC.
Both vic-machine and VCH should support creating resources within inventory folders for existing types:
VirtualApp
VirtualMachine
And consider type we may create in the future, such as:
At a minimum, we should support the use of existing inventory folders, but could also support creating inventory folders as a convenience.
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