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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 08/19/2014 09:13 AM, Aline Manera
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 08/19/2014 07:55 AM, Yu Xin Huo
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What about a new tab?<br>
So we can list the peers in a list view (as we did for storage
and network)<br>
In this way we can easily display more information later: like
number of vms, etc.<br>
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This is kimchi peers and kimchi need login. My thinking is that
when user click on a kimchi link, then open a new brower tab and
the login screen will appear.<br>
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That is the plan.<br>
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Aline, how do you get more information like numbers of vms
without login?<br>
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Ops... I have forgotten about this detail. <br>
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type="cite"> or you have a much bigger picture in
mind that this feature will evolve greatly in the future like
virt-manager to add connection info for each kimchi peer?<br>
then all virtualization resources across the
intranet will be managed in one web console(I strongly support
to discuss this direction).<br>
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I have thought a little bit about this bigger scenario but I
haven't have a position on it yet.<br>
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Let's do it as you have proposed and then we can discuss in a bigger
scenario with auto-login to peers and then switch to a tab view.<br>
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