def retrieve_servers_in_state(request):
"""
Lists all servers in a given state.
"""
server_ids = server.list_servers_by_state().get(request.matchdict["name"], ())
server_uuid = [server.get_server_uuid_from_id(s_id) for s_id in server_ids]
server_name = [server.get_server_name_from_id(s_id) for s_id in server_ids]
return [
{"artifact_id": s[0], "artifact_uuid": s[1], "artifact_name": s[2]}
for s in zip(server_ids, server_uuid, server_name)
]
def retrieve_servers_in_state(request):
"""
Lists all servers in a given state.
"""
server_ids = server.list_servers_by_state().get(request.matchdict['name'],())
server_uuid = [ server.get_server_uuid_from_id(s_id) for s_id in server_ids ]
server_name = [ server.get_server_name_from_id(s_id) for s_id in server_ids ]
return [ { "artifact_id" : s[0],
"artifact_uuid" : s[1],
"artifact_name" : s[2] }
for s in zip(server_ids, server_uuid, server_name) ]
def retrieve_server_counts_by_state(request):
"""
List all states and the number of servers in that state.
"""
#Note that with the current DB schema, having the separate state and states calls is silly
#because both retrieve the same info from the DB then selectively throw bits away.
server_table = server.list_servers_by_state()
all_states = server.get_state_list()
#Not so good - we'd like to report all valid states...
#return { k: len(v) for k, v in server_table }
#Better...
return {s: len(server_table.get(s, ())) for s in all_states}
def retrieve_server_counts_by_state(request):
"""
List all states and the number of servers in that state.
"""
# Note that with the current DB schema, having the separate state and states calls is silly
# because both retrieve the same info from the DB then selectively throw bits away.
server_table = server.list_servers_by_state()
all_states = server.get_state_list()
# Not so good - we'd like to report all valid states...
# return { k: len(v) for k, v in server_table }
# Better...
return {s: len(server_table.get(s, ())) for s in all_states}
