Hello… I am new here and have searched everywhere for customizing the
Compute Resources view. Is there a way to modify the custom resources vew
to include some more details about the Compute
Resource… ie… Total Memory, Disk Space Used, Disk Space Allocated ?
This would help a great deal in not trying to provision an image on a
resource that doesnt have available memory or Disk space.
Looking forward to any assistance provided.
Thankx.
Modifying the view is easy enough, but getting the data would depend on the
API of a given Compute Resourcer, so it would have to be per-provider.
You're probably best off trying to hack up a plugin to do what you need -
even you implement the new info in a separate page, you'd have the backend
working, and I'm sure someone could help intergrate into an existing page
then (probably via Deface).
Plugin docs are here[1] and you probably want to head over to the
foreman-dev mailing list for support if you decide to try writing one
Greg
[1]
http://projects.theforeman.org/projects/foreman/wiki/How_to_Create_a_Plugin
Hello… I am new here and have searched everywhere for customizing the
Compute Resources view. Is there a way to modify the custom resources vew
to include some more details about the Compute
Resource… ie… Total Memory, Disk Space Used, Disk Space Allocated ?
This would help a great deal in not trying to provision an image on a
resource that doesnt have available memory or Disk space.
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>> Hello… I am new here and have searched everywhere for customizing the
Compute Resources view. Is there a way to modify the custom resources vew
to include some more details about the Compute
>> Resource… ie… Total Memory, Disk Space Used, Disk Space Allocated
? This would help a great deal in not trying to provision an image on a
resource that doesnt have available memory or Disk space.
>
>
> Modifying the view is easy enough, but getting the data would depend on
the API of a given Compute Resourcer, so it would have to be per-provider.
>
> You're probably best off trying to hack up a plugin to do what you need -
even you implement the new info in a separate page, you'd have the backend
working, and I'm sure someone could help intergrate into an existing page
then (probably via Deface).
>
> Plugin docs are here[1] and you probably want to head over to the
foreman-dev mailing list for support if you decide to try writing one
>
> Greg
>
I find it funny, a few days before you are about to give a talk at
cfgmgmtcamp titled "wait - there is a plugin for that" I'm going to pull
that card on you… See [1]
Ohad
[1]
https://github.com/ingenico-group/foreman_compute_resources_statistics_view
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awesome… that is exactly what I am looking for!!
Thanks for the quick response.
Ha, well the point is that there are so many now… 
You’re probably best off trying to hack up a plugin to do what you need
- even you implement the new info in a separate page, you’d have the
backend working, and I’m sure someone could help intergrate into an
existing page then (probably via Deface).Plugin docs are here[1] and you probably want to head over to the
foreman-dev mailing list for support if you decide to try writing oneGreg
I find it funny, a few days before you are about to give a talk at
cfgmgmtcamp titled “wait - there is a plugin for that” I’m going to pull
that card on you… See [1]Ohad
[1]
https://github.com/ingenico-group/foreman_compute_resources_statistics_view
Ah, I'm cleared of all wrongdoing - it's not on the list of plugins at
List of Plugins - Foreman 
On 25 January 2016 at 20:50, Ohad Levy ohadlevy@gmail.com wrote:
You’re probably best off trying to hack up a plugin to do what you need
- even you implement the new info in a separate page, you’d have the
backend working, and I’m sure someone could help intergrate into an
existing page then (probably via Deface).Plugin docs are here[1] and you probably want to head over to the
foreman-dev mailing list for support if you decide to try writing oneGreg
I find it funny, a few days before you are about to give a talk at
cfgmgmtcamp titled “wait - there is a plugin for that” I’m going to pull
that card on you… See [1]Ohad
[1]
https://github.com/ingenico-group/foreman_compute_resources_statistics_viewHa, well the point is that there are so many now…
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Greg
IRC: gwmngilfen
has anyone successfully installed this on a CentOS 7 installation of
Foreman Version 1.11.0. It is so confusing because the difference in
implementation on a CentOS server. I could just pull my hair out… and
do we run bundle update as user foreman or root? just all kinds of
confusion…
anyone help!! I would love to get past this… and really understand the
whole ruby, rake, foreman installation on CentOS.