Resource allocation management
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cbank is an accounting system based on allocations, holds, charges, and refunds. Features ======== * plugin architecture for accessing existing directory services * complete user- and admin-level command-line interface * SQLAlchemy-based model supports many common databases Command-line interface ====================== cbank's command-line interface is made up of a number of subcommands. For detailed help concerning a specific command, use the -h (or --help) option. Each of the commands are further divided into one of three main categories: new, list, or edit. New entities ------------ Create new entities. * cbank new allocation * cbank new hold * cbank new charge * cbank new refund Edit entities ------------- Modify entity attributes. * cbank edit allocation * cbank edit hold * cbank edit charge * cbank edit refund List entities ------------- Aggregate data from a number of perspectives. * cbank list users * cbank list projects * cbank list allocations * cbank list holds * cbank list charges Detail entities --------------- Full detail on specific entities. * cbank detail allocations * cbank detail holds * cbank detail charges * cbank detail refunds Upstream plugins ================ cbank uses a plugin system to access certain upstream entities: * users * projects * resources The included upstream module, cbank.upstreams.posix, derives users, projects, and resources from the local nameservice. Users are derived from the pwd module. Projects and resources are derived from the grp module. The upstream module is specified using the module configuration variable in the [upstream] section. An upstream plugin is a python module with a series of defined functions: Input functions --------------- These functions transform a user-provided representation of an upstream entity into a unique id to be used in the database. * user_in * project_in * resource_in Output functions ---------------- These functions transform an entity's internal id into a user-visible representation. * user_out * project_out * resource_out Membership functions -------------------- These functions depict the relationship between projects and users. * project_member * project_manager
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