Naved Ansari
Naved Ansari
This issue came into my mind after I had that issue with deleting the nic. > One thing that might go a reasonable distance is to try to abstract out...
> skipping this massively simplifies HIL, and it's functionality that can easily be implemented outside of HIL. Yeah, I am fine with it since it can be implemented outside of...
A regular user can do a `GET /networks` to see all public networks. Or `GET /project//networks` to see all networks that the project has access to. Looking at the code...
so what's the consensus on this?
> makes a new network having the same VLAN number by mistake This seems like a reasonable concern to me actually. In the HIL server that I am administering I...
yeah, I was poking around at it once before and didn't really come to a conclusion. The machine I gave you access to is a VM running on a 3...
> it's worth noting that it shouldn't break anything to have the server stuff installed via pip; you can just not use it -- if that makes your job easier.....
@xuhang57 For instance, people would write some software that needs to talk to some hil server and they use the the hil client library for that purpose. So they can...
> So would this just be a variant on list all nodes where we also get a field telling us what project they're in? Pretty much. > Have you tried...
I specified four threads there ``` WSGIDaemonProcess hil user=hil group=hil threads=4 ```