There are a number of commands we're never going to implement:
host-evacuate
host-evacuate-live
host-servers-migrate
As noted in Dan Smith's blog [1], these are wrapper commands or meta
operations that call a particular action - namely 'evacuate',
'live-migration', and 'migrate' in old novaclient parlance - for
each server on a particular host.
These commands have historically been confusing. The underlying
server commands have been implemented as 'server evacuate', 'server
migrate --live', and 'server migrate', respectively. If a user wants
to call these for each server on the host, they can do so with a
little bit of shell scripting (hint: you want 'server list --host')
or use something more suitable for this kind of task such as Puppet
or Ansible.
host-meta
As above, this is equivalent to calling 'meta' for all servers on
the host. Combine 'server set --property' with 'server list --host'
instead (or use Ansible).
instance-usage-audit-log
This corresponds to the '/os-instance_usage_audit_log' API which is
intended for use by OpenStack Telemetry. There's no user-facing
application of this.
The remaining entries are updated to include their implementations. We
simply missed updating the mapping doc when implementing them.
With this, the OSC implementation of the nova API is *documented* as
being complete, as opposed to merely actually being complete 😉
[1] https://www.danplanet.com/blog/2016/03/03/evacuate-in-nova-one-command-to-confuse-us-all/
Change-Id: If08d501dd66c561956266d3b3f21dfd3559d8394
Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <sfinucan@redhat.com>