Story #1589
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As a user, I would like to set a download policy of "proxy-only" for lazy repos.
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Description
A suggested download policy is to behave like the current "on_demand" download policy, but never save the content to Pulp's permanent storage. Instead, hot objects would remain in the proxy cache and everything else would be dropped. This would a nice-to-have for deployments without tons of disk space.
Implementation-wise this would be fairly simple. The streamer would check the download policy setting for every importer that could import the requested file (by using the catalog), and if they were all "proxy-only" the streamer would not make a database entry for the requested file in the `deferred_download` collection.
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Updated by jcline@redhat.com about 8 years ago
- Tracker changed from Issue to Story
- Subject changed from RFE: A download policy of "proxy-only" for lazy repos. to As a user, I would like to set a download policy of "proxy-only" for lazy repos.
- Groomed set to No
- Sprint Candidate set to No
Updated by bmbouter over 7 years ago
- Groomed changed from No to Yes
- Sprint Candidate changed from No to Yes
I added some checklist items, but this looks straightforward enough for me to groom it.
Updated by dalley almost 6 years ago
- Has duplicate Story #3526: As a user, I can disable lazy_sync from storing packages added
Updated by dalley almost 6 years ago
- Sprint Candidate set to No
As per https://pulp.plan.io/issues/3526 (duplicate), another suggestion is to name it "cache_only".
Updated by bmbouter almost 6 years ago
- Has duplicate deleted (Story #3526: As a user, I can disable lazy_sync from storing packages)
Updated by bmbouter almost 6 years ago
- Status changed from NEW to CLOSED - DUPLICATE
This was the original issue so really the other is the duplicate. The other has language that is coordinated with a larger epic and other stories so I want to leave that one open. Thanks for filing this tho.
Updated by bmbouter almost 6 years ago
- Is duplicate of Story #3526: As a user, I can disable lazy_sync from storing packages added
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