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In testing it was discovered that a separate resource_pools tables was not required. Instead the resource-providers table itself could provide that and any given provider could provide multiple resources classes, associated via the inventories table. Therefore, this adds 'name', 'generation', and 'can_host' columns to resource_providers and changes an allocations index to add the 'used' column. A 'resource_providers_aggregates' table is added to associate a resource provider with an aggregate. A unique constraint is added on the inventories table so that any resource provider can have only one inventory for any given resource class. Change-Id: Ia28be42a75e0977faf9bbc91d1ad9d8661b99230 Partially-Implements: blueprint resource-providers |
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This is a database migration repository. More information at http://code.google.com/p/sqlalchemy-migrate/