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262f3e6c 11/06/2009 07:23 pm Iustin Pop

Change the Utils.fromObj signature

Currently the fromObj function takes a JSON object which is then
converted into a list of (String, JSValue) in which we make a lookup.
However, most of the callers of this function call it repeatedly on the
same object, which means we do the object→list conversion repeatedly....
7f4e37f0 11/06/2009 07:13 pm Iustin Pop

Make some CLI options more consistent

Both the simulate and the tiered allocation mode take a machine spec on
input via a comma-separated list. This patch makes this a little bit
more consistent (always use disk,ram,cpu in this order).
83ad1f3c 11/06/2009 07:13 pm Iustin Pop

hspace: show tiered-alloc stats in the output

This is a first attempt to get a readable output of tiered allocation
stats in hspace's output. Not very nice, but it should be somewhat
parseable.
12e6776a 11/06/2009 07:13 pm Iustin Pop

A small style change in Node.hs

This imports PeerMap as P and reindents some lines.
c8db97e5 11/06/2009 07:12 pm Iustin Pop

Add support for shrinking instance specs

This patch adds a function that, for some given failure modes, shrinks a
given instance in the hope that allocation will succeed when retried
with the new spec.
2f567ac0 10/30/2009 01:23 pm Iustin Pop

Convert option parsing to a monadic flow

This allows us to do verification of option arguments in the assignment
functions themselves.
1f9066c0 10/30/2009 01:23 pm Iustin Pop

Rework the instance spec CLI options

This patch reworks the internal handling of the instance spec CLI
option, and adds a tiered spec option that will be used in hspace to
enable the (auxiliary) tiered-spec allocation mode.

It also introduces a new data type for holding the instance...
ce0392e6 10/21/2009 02:06 pm Iustin Pop

Some cleanup of Loader.mergeData

This doesn't need to be a monadic function, let's make it a simpler one.
a5f8dcdc 10/21/2009 11:58 am Iustin Pop

hbal: ignore unknown instance in dynload file

Since the utilisation file might be generated at a different time from
the hbal run, and instances could dissapear in the meantime, it's better
to simply ignore unknown instances rather than abort.
30ff0c73 10/21/2009 11:47 am Iustin Pop

Expand the --print-instances output

This adds run status, resource parameters and load parameters for
instances.

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