Feature: System resources were not exposed #224
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odesenfans
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Btw, isn't this the same PR as #194 ? |
That branch contained a lot of other changes and is now closed. |
The scheduling of persistent VMs requires external services to fetch the available system resources of the host. Solution: Add a new HTTP endpoint on `/about/usage/system` that exposes system resources and system properties of the host machine.
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The scheduling of persistent VMs requires external services to fetch the available system resources of the host.
Solution: Add a new HTTP endpoint on
/about/usage/systemthat exposes system resources and system properties of the host machine.