Schemas for the data model used in PyU4V #164
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Hi Arthur, sorry for the late response on this one, this is definitely useful however might be difficult to keep up to date. I'll see if there is a way we can put a wiki on the Git or if we could include as part of the readthedocs. |
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Converted issue to discussion, If you want to share any of these UML file with other customer you can fork the main branch of code and create a new folder UML, create a pull request with the UML files you are creating and this will be visible. Do you think this is acceptable? Others may also share their UML. I checked out our Git for some reason we don't have wiki function. |
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It would be nice to have some graphical documentation of how the data model works in PyU4V and Dell's products it talks to.
Here is a draft documentation I made (plantUML rendered by mermaidjs) :
classDiagram class storage_group{ StorageGroupId service_level slo_compliance type [Parent|Standalone|Child] } class masking_view{ volumeId } class host{ } masking_view --|> host masking_view --|> host_group host_group --|> host masking_view --|> port_group storage_group <|-- masking_view : maskingview storage_group <|-- storage_group: child_storage_group storage_group --|> storage storage --|> volume class storage{ volumeId wwn } class volume{ volumeId type emulation ssid allocated_percent cap_gb cap_mb cap_cyl status reserved pinned physical_name volume_identifier wwn encapsulated num_of_storage_groups num_of_front_end_paths pmaxname pmaxsymmetrixid } volume --|> storage_group: get_storage_group_from_volume(volumeId)Do you think this could be useful to others ?
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