Improve users.html page by adding percentage of old files

[pjeli]

A trivial improvement that can be made to users.html is to add a column to the table showcasing the percentage of files that are over 1 year old. The data is already there in the JSON provided; just need to perform the percentage (utility method exists in nna.utility.js) and then expose it in the table.

[rsmcelroy]

Can we add the average block size as a column?

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[pjeli]

Not today. Look at #138. We need to get the information, cache it, and then expose it so we can table it. I also want to avoid putting everything into /users.html. If we want to represent block information it should be in a different table.

What value are you looking to get out of average block size? Do you mean average file size? Or maybe the # of blocks they have (and then you can get the average yourself)? Remember that by clicking on the username you can get the breakdown of the user too.

/users.html is evolving moreso towards a finder of "users that aren't using the cluster anymore".

[rsmcelroy]

Makes sense. Table the avg file/block request. I’ll get it another way. I don’t want to see users.html get bloated. Russ

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On Oct 30, 2018, at 12:09 PM, Plamen Jeliazkov ***@***.***> wrote: Not today. Look at #138. We need to get the information, cache it, and then expose it so we can table it. I also want to avoid putting everything into /users.html. If we want to represent block information it should be in a different table. What value are you looking to get out of average block size? Do you mean average file size? Or maybe the # of blocks they have (and then you can get the average yourself)? Remember that by clicking on the username you can get the breakdown of the user too. /users.html is evolving moreso towards a finder of "users that aren't using the cluster anymore". — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[rsmcelroy]

Anything new on this one? Looking forward to it being released.

[pjeli]

This is committed now. Just need to release 1.5.1.