For add VPN and add gateway actions: remove loading overlay to allow
user to perform other actions. The overlay is replaced with a set of
notification messages indicating the status of the job.
- Because only 1 gateway can exist per VPC, remove 'add' button from
list view and immediately show create form on click if no gateway is
present; show list view on successful creation. If there is a
gateway, go to list view immediately.
- Rename "Gateways" -> "Private Gateway"
If no VPN gateway exists for a VPC, then immediately show a dialog box
asking if user wants to add. If so, create VPN gateway and show list
view afterwards.
- This removes the 'add' button from the list view, moving the code up
a level in the object to siteToSiteVPN.add
- In addition there is a new function, siteToSiteVPN.preCheck, which
returns true/false. If true, then show list view immediately; if
false, show dialog and go through creation process, showing list
view afterwards.
Re-enable 'view all ip addresses' link on tier details.
--this was disabled previously due to a bug in the VPC widget, which
is also fixed with this commit.
When launching a VM via the 'add VM' button on a VPC tier, show
loading icon to the side of the VM count, so that the tier area isn't
blocked, allowing the user to add more VMs or do other actions to the
tier.
-Add a list view which lists gateways associated with a VPC
-Add detail view with ability to edit a gateway's static routes
** Note: this currently uses dummy content
Add link in tooltip for site-to-site VPN, which opens a new panel
showing the list view. This draws from the existing 'siteToSiteVpn'
network subsection, so no modification should be required to the
existing list view.
After performing an action that changes state, namely starting and
stopping a tier, run through the action pre-filter again, to make sure
that the allowable actions are properly refreshed.
For reusability, move action filter handling for VPC tier actions to a
separate function. This allows for easier refreshing of actions after a
tier's state has changed.
** Note: this is a work-in-progress, and only contains dummy content
Implement UI for managing VPC tiers, via a custom chart-like UI list
tiers and allowing the management of VMs associated with the VPCs.
Brian Federle
Jessica Wang
Pranav Saxena