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Message #76982
[Bug 1815933] [NEW] [RFE] Allow bulk-tagging of resources
Public bug reported:
We have a use case to tag all Neutron resources created by Kuryr-
Kubernetes, as Kubernetes clusters that Kuryr serves may come and go and
it should be possible to easily identify all the leftovers for garbage
collection purpose. As adding a tag is a distinct API call that should
be done after initial POST, it's a bit painful, but in most cases
manageable.
We, however, also use bulk port creation to create and keep some ports
ready in what we call "port pools". In case of bulk creation we need 1+n
calls to Neutron API to create and tag n ports. This is ridiculously
inefficient.
Allowing bulk-tagging, either when doing bulk request itself, or by a
distinct call that accepts list of ID's would be very useful for us.
** Affects: neutron
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: rfe
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Title:
[RFE] Allow bulk-tagging of resources
Status in neutron:
New
Bug description:
We have a use case to tag all Neutron resources created by Kuryr-
Kubernetes, as Kubernetes clusters that Kuryr serves may come and go
and it should be possible to easily identify all the leftovers for
garbage collection purpose. As adding a tag is a distinct API call
that should be done after initial POST, it's a bit painful, but in
most cases manageable.
We, however, also use bulk port creation to create and keep some ports
ready in what we call "port pools". In case of bulk creation we need
1+n calls to Neutron API to create and tag n ports. This is
ridiculously inefficient.
Allowing bulk-tagging, either when doing bulk request itself, or by a
distinct call that accepts list of ID's would be very useful for us.
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