Pulp 3.0.0 Minimum Viable Product (MVP)¶

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Authentication¶

As an authenticated user I can manage user(s).

• Add a user
• View user(s)
• Update any user detail
• Delete a user

As an API user, I can have documentation to generate a JSON Web Token (JWT) without the server being online.

A user authenticated with HTTP/HTTPS "Basic" auth can acquire a non-expiring JWT to access the API.

• The JWT shall have a created timestamp which can be used to invalidate
• The JWT shall have a user identifier (its primary key)

I can authenticate to any API call using HTTP/HTTPS "Basic" auth with a username and password that Pulp stores.

• The password is stored as a hash (for security).

As an API user, I can authenticate any API call with a JWT.

As an API user, I can invalidate all JWT tokens for a given user issued earlier than now.

As an authenticated user, when deleting a user 'foo', all of user 'foo's JWTs are invalidated.

Repositories¶

As an authenticated user, I can list all repos.

• All fields are included
• Pagination is supported
• Filtering support

As an authenticated user, I can CRUD a repository

• Create a repo
• Read a repo
• Update all mutable repo fields
• Delete a repo (asynchronous)

As an authenticated user, I can list a repository's associated importers and publishers

• All fields are included
• Pagination is supported
• Filtering support

As an authenticated user, I can list content in a repository

• All fields are included
• Pagination is supported
• Filtering support

As an authenticated user, I can summarize content in a repo (including counts)

As an authenticated user, I can CRUD an importer

• Create an importer
• Read an importer
• Update all mutable importer fields
• Delete an importer (asynchronous)

As an authenticated user, I can CRUD a publisher

• Create a publisher
• Read a publisher
• Update all mutable publisher fields
• Delete a publisher (asynchronous)

Content Manipulation¶

As an authenticated user, I can trigger an importer to sync.

• I can follow the progress of all syncs. (Syncs are asynchronous.)
• I cannot pass "sync" options.
• Auto-publish is not included as an importer property.

As an authenticated user, I can trigger a publisher to publish.

• I can follow the progress of all publishes. (Publishes are asynchronous.)
• I cannot pass "publish" options.

As an authenticated user, I can upload files that will become part of a unit

As an authenticated user, I can create a unit based on uploaded files

As an authenticated user, I can associate a unit with a repo.

As an authenticated user, I can copy a unit(s) from one repo to another

• Filtering support for specifying the unit(s)
• I can follow the progress of all copies. (Copies are asynchronous.)

As an authenticated user, I can clean up orphans
* I can follow the progress of all cleanups. (Cleanups are asynchronous.)

Filter¶

I can filter all nouns (What is the meaning of "filter?" What is a noun?)

Task Management¶

As an authenticated user, I can list all tasks

• Filtering support on ['state', 'id', 'group']
• This does not include associated progress reports

As an authenticated user, I can see a detail view for a specific task

• all attributes of a task
• all associated progress reports

As an authenticated user, I can cancel a task

• don't dare to use the DELETE verb!

Task Group¶

I can view a summary of the status of all tasks in a group

Event Listener Notifier¶

I can receive serialized task info via AMQP on each task save

Can this be restated in more pedantic terms? Does this mean that an arbitrary host can attach itself to Pulp's AMQP message bus and get updates on the progress of tasks?

Status¶

I can view the status of all pulp components
I can view an overall health attribute
I can view information about unapplied migrations

Plugin API¶

We will have one
We will use one
It will be semantically versioned at 0.x separate from the REST API

Will this API be a Python code interface, a networked HTTP interface, or something else? In other words, for Pulp to use a plugin, will Pulp look for Python code, will it make HTTP calls to some networked resource, or something else?

What are three examples of plugins that will be written? (One goal is "we will use one," so presumably some specific plug-ins are already in mind.)

CLI¶

We will port what is there with as little effort as possible (Does this mean that porting will be easy for developers, or that switching from the Pulp 2-3 CLI will be easy for users? If the former, isn't this an implementation detail that doesn't belong in an MVP document? If the latter, does this mean that we're going to carry forward the issues with pulp-admin, like a lack of status codes?)

repo CRUD
CRUD for importers
CRUD for publishers
trigger syncs
trigger publish
list content in a repo
upload
server status
list and cancel tasks
authn via basic auth
(Should the supported set of operations be stated in terms of "The capabilities listed in the 'Authenctication,' 'Repositories,' and 'Filter' sections will be supported by the CLI."?)

Download API¶

(Is it correct to say that "I, the user, can download files via HTTP, HTTPS and file://," or "Nectar, the application, can download files via HTTP, HTTPS and file://?")
I can download files via HTTP, HTTPS
I can download via file://
Authentication parity with 2.y (Again, is this an "I can do X" statement or a "Nectar can do X" statement?)
Recommend something for bandwidth limiting
Verify integrity of downloaded files
Alternate content source support (Please clarify what this means. Does this mean that content can be downloaded via a protocol other than HTTP, HTTPS and file://? Does it mean that a single importer may attempt to download content from a prioritized list of locations? Something else? Assuming this is an importer-related things, which types of importers will support this? RPM? Python? Etc?)
Streamer parity with 2.y

Consumer Applicability¶

Using consumer profiles and repo bindings I can compute applicability with 2.y parity
Performance needs to be awesome

(Is the Pulp Consumer going away in Pulp 3? If so, is this section still appropriate?)

Plugin compatibility¶

rpm will work with platform
puppet will work with platform
ostree will work with platform
python will work with platform
file_plugin will work with platform
docker will work with platform

Migrations¶

users can run an executable similar to pulp-manage-db that is not named pulp-manage-db (Why the change in name?)

What about migrating fields that we don't use in 3.0 but will use in 3.1+. For example the auto-publish feature?