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On 3 February 2012 15:54, Julian Edwards <julian.edwards@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On Friday 03 February 2012 14:54:26 Matthew Revell wrote: >> The "Bad" states haven't really come up in conversation but they seem >> to me to be necessary. > > I agree, I think BAD should be exapanded to MISSING and FAILED_TESTS though. I can't think of another bad state that MaaS would know about, so MISSING (or AWOL, if you prefer) and FAILED_TESTS cover the bad states MaaS will know about. That gives us: * DECLARED: MaaS is aware of the node and has assigned it a system ID, but has done nothing else to it. * COMMISSIONING: testing and other commissioning steps are taking place. * FAILED_TESTS: smoke or burn-in testing has a found a problem. * MISSING: the MaaS can't contact the node. * READY: the node is in the general pool ready to be deployed. * RESERVED: the node is ready for named deployment. * ALLOCATED: the node is powering a service from a charm or is ready for use with a fresh Ubuntu install. * RETIRED: The node has been removed from service manually until the MaaS owner overrides the retirement. -- Matthew Revell Launchpad Product Manager Canonical https://launchpad.net/~matthew.revell
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