Expand inventory collection with host resources and images, add validation and UI dropdowns#245
Expand inventory collection with host resources and images, add validation and UI dropdowns#245
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All requirements from the original request have been implemented across commits 5aa3996, 214556d, and 7a41034: Backend Complete:
Frontend Complete (next-ui only):
The implementation matches all specified requirements: hostresources.json managed externally, server-side matching of raw values, fail-fast validation, no API changes for backward compatibility, and IP settings used only for display/validation (not auto-fill). |
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| $result.Host.Images = @($hostResources.images | ForEach-Object { | ||
| $image = @{ | ||
| Name = $_.name | ||
| Path = $_.path | ||
| } | ||
| if ($_.os_family) { $image.OsFamily = $_.os_family } | ||
| if ($_.description) { $image.Description = $_.description } |
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When hostresources.json defines images, this block serializes them as Name/Path/OsFamily/Description. The server’s Image model expects name/path/os_family/description, so Image(**img) raises validation errors and the whole HostResources parse is dropped (see inventory_service’s try/except), which disables storage/network/image resources and the new validation/UI. This will break resource dropdowns and validation as soon as a host config includes images. Emit snake_case keys (or reuse the raw JSON like the later block does for networks/storage_classes) so the API can parse images.
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| # Select host with most available memory | ||
| # In a real implementation, this would query actual memory usage | ||
| # For now, just use total memory as a proxy | ||
| target_host = max(cluster_hosts, key=lambda h: h.total_memory_gb) | ||
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| if required_memory_gb > target_host.total_memory_gb: | ||
| raise HTTPException( | ||
| status_code=status.HTTP_400_BAD_REQUEST, | ||
| detail=f"Insufficient memory in cluster {cluster_name}. " | ||
| f"Required: {required_memory_gb}GB, Available: {target_host.total_memory_gb}GB", |
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Cluster host selection now picks the host with the largest total_memory_gb and only checks the request against total memory. In clusters where hosts already run VMs, this can pick an overcommitted host and accept a VM that can’t actually fit, causing provisioning to fail later in the job pipeline. The previous logic deducted allocated VM memory before selecting an eligible host; without that, memory-based placement is no longer accurate.
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Extends inventory collection to gather host resource definitions (storage classes, networks with IP settings, images) from
hostresources.json, validates provision requests against collected resources, and implements UI dropdowns for resource selection in next-ui forms.Changes
Schema & Collection
hostresources.jsonschema withimagesarray and optionalip_settingsper network (gateway, DNS, subnet mask, DHCP availability)Inventory.Collect.ps1to readC:\ProgramData\Aether-V\hostresources.jsonand include in inventory payloadImageandIPSettingsmodels with IPv4 validation patternsAPI Response Structure
Resources exposed as properties of host/cluster objects (not standalone endpoints):
Validation
Created reusable validation helpers applied to all provision endpoints:
_validate_storage_class()- VM/disk creation_validate_network()- NIC creation_validate_image()- managed deploymentValidation runs before job submission (fail-fast). Returns HTTP 400 with available options if resource not found. Skipped if
hostresources.jsonabsent (backward compatible).Frontend (next-ui only)
Implemented resource dropdowns in all provision/edit forms with graceful fallbacks:
VM Provision Modal (VmProvisionModal.svelte):
Disk Creation Form (DiskCreateModal.svelte):
NIC Creation/Edit Forms (NicCreateModal.svelte, NicEditModal.svelte):
Documentation
Added
Docs/Host-Resources-Configuration.mdcovering schema structure, configuration management approach (Ansible/Chef/Puppet), API integration patterns, and server-side matching algorithms.Technical Details
Server-Side Matching:
User Experience:
Backward Compatibility:
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