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floaty modify should allow to make changes on more than one machine #36

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briancain opened this issue Oct 6, 2016 · 2 comments
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floaty modify should allow to make changes on more than one machine #36

briancain opened this issue Oct 6, 2016 · 2 comments

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briancain commented Oct 8, 2016 •
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$ floaty modify hostname.com,otherhostname.com,totallyawesomehostname.com --lifetime 12
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# Or modify all hosts associated with a token
# with a force yes option
$ floaty modify --all --lifetime 12
# Similar output to delete all?

This should probably just iterate over the hosts in the command class and call Pooler.modify and Pooler.disk (if the --disk flag is used) on each, since vmpooler doesn't allow for bulk updating in a single request anyway.

briancain added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 12, 2016
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(#36) Update floaty modify command to work with multiple hosts
97e188c 
Prior to this commit, you could only modify 1 host at a time with the
floaty modify command. This commit updates that command to allow users
to modify either all known token vms, or vms passed in as a comma
separated list.
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Thanks @haus for this suggestion :D

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