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[Bug 1325726] [NEW] It isn't clear from the UI that Volume Types can only really be configured from the CLI
Public bug reported:
>From the Create Volume Type dialog, I'm told "The volume type defines
the characteristics of a volume. It usually maps to a set of
capabilities of the storage back-end driver to be used for this volume.
Examples: "Performance", "SSD", "Backup", etc."
Yet all I can actually do within the dialog is give it a name. If this
functionality is only accessible through the CLI, it would be nice to
mention that in the UI, and not hope they find that out through the
Docs.
** Affects: horizon
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: low-hanging-fruit ux
** Attachment added: "screenshot of the dialog"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1325726/+attachment/4124373/+files/Create_Volume_Type.png
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Title:
It isn't clear from the UI that Volume Types can only really be
configured from the CLI
Status in OpenStack Dashboard (Horizon):
New
Bug description:
From the Create Volume Type dialog, I'm told "The volume type defines
the characteristics of a volume. It usually maps to a set of
capabilities of the storage back-end driver to be used for this
volume. Examples: "Performance", "SSD", "Backup", etc."
Yet all I can actually do within the dialog is give it a name. If this
functionality is only accessible through the CLI, it would be nice to
mention that in the UI, and not hope they find that out through the
Docs.
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