OpenStack_dashboard.dashboards decoupling
This is a blueprint to make the dashboards less coupling.
Summary
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To make the dashboards less coupling. So the cloud administrator can easily to enable/disable the dashboard. Make the dashboard combination more grace.
Description
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Now horizon has 5 dashboards, admin, project, router, settings, identity.
But there are form calls, template use, table use, between each dashboard components.
One scenario is that Horizon was deployed on different servers. For one deployment, just enable the project dashboard. For another just enable admin dashboard. Now this scenario can not be done by only settings in enabled folder. If you do that, e.g. disable the project dashboard, it will ordinarily rise some template not found error.
Motivation
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The purpose is to reduce the coupling while one dashboard is not enabled.
To abstract universal forms, tables, functions, etc. is a potential method.
Blueprint information
- Status:
- Complete
- Approver:
- David Lyle
- Priority:
- Medium
- Drafter:
- LIU Yulong
- Direction:
- Approved
- Assignee:
- None
- Definition:
- Obsolete
- Series goal:
- None
- Implementation:
- Unknown
- Milestone target:
- None
- Started by
- Completed by
- David Lyle
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[2014-11-17 | david-lyle] I like the idea here, but I'd like to see a plan.
[LIU Yulong Dec-11-2014], Hi david, I plan to add a package like openstack_
[LIU Yulong Dec-11-2014], Currently admin dashboard import the following form project dashboard:
images: forms, tables, views;
instances: tables, views, workflows;
networks ports: forms, views, tables;
networks subnets: forms, views, tables, workflows;
networks: tables, tests, views;
routers ports: tables, tabs;
routers: forms, tables, tabs, tests, views;
volumes snapshots: tables, tabs, views;
volumes volumes: tables, views;
volumes: tabs;
[david-lyle | 2015-08-12] The reasoning is sound, but I haven't seen any progress. Additionally, the eventual conversion to angular JS should resolve much of this.