Story #7977
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As a user I'd like the pulp content landing page to be less cluttered
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Ticket moved to GitHub: "pulp/pulpcore/1951":https://github.com/pulp/pulpcore/issues/1951
Currently when view the pulp content landing page /pulp/content/ you are greeted with a list of all distributors that are hosted on the system (I believe).
Though the distributors support a directory structure, the landing page does not make use of this information.
Within our estate, within a year we could easily see ~30k distributors being created based on our current cadence (not including file and container distributors).
This will result in the landing page both being slow to load, and arguably unusable.
An example.
Say we have 4 distributors below.
/release/rpm/rhel7/some_repo
/release/rpm/rhel7/some_repo2
/trunk/rpm/rhel7/some_repo
/upstream/rpm/rhel7/some_repo
The landing page as it stands will have 4 hyper links.
/release/rpm/rhel7/some_repo
/release/rpm/rhel7/some_repo2
/trunk/rpm/rhel7/some_repo
/upstream/rpm/rhel7/some_repo
Would it be possible to have this landing page to look more like.
/release
/trunk
/upstream
Which links to the next depth (just as traversing a normal directory, or web site).
Updated by daviddavis almost 3 years ago
- Quarter changed from Q1-2021 to Q2-2021
Updated by wibbit over 2 years ago
Morning all, just providing a little more context.
We've been running Pulp3 in production now for 2 months.
index.html is now at 2.6M with 18.5k hyper links, extrapolating out to 1 year, would bring us to 120k links and a 16M index file, however that's conservative, as of this week, we are starting to to ingest additional repositories (rhel8 not just rhel7), and expect to be supporting more plugins beyond rpm.
In our situation we can start deleting old releases (once I've written the tooling), not sure if that's the case for all users.
Updated by pulpbot about 2 years ago
- Description updated (diff)
- Status changed from NEW to CLOSED - DUPLICATE
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