[Yaxue Guo]

Hi Justas,

Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention. We noticed that both slices you created include sub-interfaces for SmartNICs, which aren’t yet supported by the Portal Slice Viewer. Our team is actively working to expand Portal Slice Viewer’s capabilities to align with JupyterHub and FABLib features.

We’re planning to implement this feature in release 1.8, scheduled for early January 2025. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work towards this enhancement!

Yaxue

[Yaxue Guo]

Hi Klodian,

The issue has been fixed. Could you please try again? Thank you for your patience and help!

Best regards,

Yaxue

[Yaxue Guo]

Hi Klodian,

Thank you for reporting this! There is an issue in Portal Slice Builder and I’ll fix it as soon as possible then let you know.

Best,

Yaxue

 

[Yaxue Guo]

Reply to test post. Please ignore.

[Yaxue Guo]

Reply to test post. Please ignore.

[Yaxue Guo]

Hi Fraida,

Thank you for reporting this issue! I’ll work with our back-end team to update the API to ensure exact match for searching user by email. Also Portal UI regarding the project member/ owner management will be updated to address the existing usability issues in the upcoming FABRIC Portal v1.5.1 release (around September 20, 2023). Please stay tuned!

Thanks again for your help and patience.

Best,

Yaxue

[Yaxue Guo]

Hi Fraida,

Before you upload the CSV file, does this project have any existing project members? Portal queries the back-end services to search users by the email per the CSV file. Could you please also send the .CSV file to yaxueguo@renci.org so that I can try reproducing this issue? Thank you!

Yaxue

[Yaxue Guo]

Thank you Yuvaraj!

It looks like you added a Facility Port without name to the slice topology and this is a bug (portal is designed to provide the Facility Port list to choose from based on the project’s permission tags; and if there is no Facility Port tag for the project, the Facility Port selection should be disabled). Please take a look at this article about FABRIC Facility Port. Also here is the guide article for creating a slice in Portal Slice Builder.

Sorry for the inconvenience this issue caused! I’ll create a ticket and fix this bug soon.

Best,

Yaxue

 

 

 

[Yaxue Guo]

Thank you for sharing the screenshot. Could you please also send a screenshot of the full slice topology?

[Yaxue Guo]

Hi Yuvaraj, are you able to create a slice from Portal now? I just tried creating a slice named as sliverr and it worked without error. If you could reproduce the error, please send us a screenshot of the error. Thank you!

[Yaxue Guo]

Hi Yuvaraj,

The Sliver name regex allows strings consisting of alphanumeric characters, underscores, hyphens, and periods, with a length between 2 and 255 characters. Would you mind sharing the name you tried to create a slice with?

Also thank you for reporting this issue. I’ll update Portal Slice Builder with more informative helper text regarding the naming rule.

Yaxue

[Yaxue Guo]

Hi Fraida,

Hope you are doing well and thanks for your patience! Portal v1.4.5 is newly updated and the project member batch update feature is added. Now as a project owner, you can upload a CSV file with the first column to be user emails to upload at most 300 users at a time!

As for the other way you suggested (user requested to join a project then project owner approves), we’ll work on this workflow in next release.

Please feel free to try this new feature and let us know if you have any other ideas or suggestions.

Best,

Yaxue

[Yaxue Guo]

Hi Fraida,

Thank you for your feedback! I think the two ways you suggested are both great ideas! I’ll bring this up in our team meeting next Monday and let you know our design decision and the planned timeline then.

Best,

Yaxue

[Yaxue Guo]

Test reply with Ilya’s code:

def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
self.network_service_info = None

def set_network_service_info(self, ns_info: NetworkServiceInfo):
self.network_service_info = ns_info

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[Yaxue Guo]

This is a test reply with TinyMCE Rich Editor and use BBCodes for content formatting as well.

Code Snippet (using BBCodes “scode” tag)

status, advertised_topology = slice_manager.resources()

print(f"Status: {status}")
if status == Status.OK:
print(f"Toplogy: {advertised_topology}")
else:
print(f"Error: {advertised_topology}")

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Item List/ Text Color/ Strikethrough (using TinyMCE editor toolbar)

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