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Multiple Labs #1036
Any plans on allowing users to add multiple "labs" for better organization?
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Hey @eugenio-amd thanks for dropping in. When you say labs, are you referring to physical buildings? and from there, I am imagining some sort of relationship between these things.
Does something like this match your thinking:
graph TD
subgraph "Lab Hierarchy"
L1["Lab 1"]
L2["Lab 2"]
L3["Lab 3"]
L1 --> R1["Rack 1"]
L1 --> R2["Rack 2"]
L2 --> R3["Rack 3"]
L2 --> R4["Rack 4"]
L3 --> R5["Rack 5"]
L3 --> R6["Rack 6"]
L3 --> R7["Rack 7"]
end
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Yeah something exactly like that. Maybe just different tabs on the page so I can see 8 racks that I have in 1 room, 4 that I have in another and have it organized like that where I don't see all the racks on one page.
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thanks for the confirmation @eugenio-amd. that makes sense. it sounds like you are struggling with modelling those multiple spaces in a coherent and efficient manner. I will ut some thought into how to best (reasonably) achieve that.
I am also curious, because I have some backburner issues on modelling network connectivity. Do you care/keep track of the network connections between these places, or is that out of scope in your mind?
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That would be a nice feature to have. It would be convenient to see what servers are up at a glance.