Hi, 

My wish-list: 

* Puppet smart class parameters and other config related parameters management 
like Content view: 
The goal here is to manage multiple parameters changes as a transaction, for 
easy review and rollback 
* More integration with compute resources #10539, #10539, #10244, #5441... 
* Access compute resources via foreman proxies 
* Isolated foreman proxies #8172 
* Simple Errata import API (for CentOS errata management for example) #8656 
* Nested organizations in Katello #10789 

I'm working on #10539 (PR 4095 and 4096) and on prerequisites for #5441 
(rbovirt part was merged and there is a PR3936 open on the fog part) 

Thanks for your work, foreman/katello devs, i've seen a lot of improvements 
since we started to use it few years ago, and i think the best is still to come 
:) 

Regards. 

----- Le 19 Déc 16, à 22:28, Dirk Götz <[email protected]> a écrit : 

> Hi,

> my wishlist:

> * Handling OS for provisioning is still complicated: What I mean in detail is
> every OS is listed also if not prepared for provisioning because every minor
> release is autocreated when an updated system shows up in a puppet run. 
> Listing
> only the prepared once and/or add templates, media and so on when autocreate
> another minor release would make handling easier.

> * Katello adds to much complexity: As others mentioned Katello, I think its to
> complex by default. Not everyone needs multitenancy, docker, ... when he needs
> content staging. Having this things as separate plugins would be more helpful.

> * Having to use IDs in API/CLI instead of names

> * Redmine vs. Github: Having same issue in both trackers or having the feeling
> of added the bug to the wrong tracker is unsatisfactory

> * Long-standing bugs/feature request: As for all software seeing bugs many 
> years
> old makes me sad, sometimes reviewing and closing as wont fix would be more
> honest

> And my +1 list:

> * A huge +1 for stability as updating the training material always ends in
> creating to many bugs.

> * Ability to add a new Lifecycle stage to the middle of a Lifecycle Path.

>> * Default Owner of Hosts (RM #14013)
>> The default owner of hosts should be configurable. The default user might be 
>> a
>> group where the user is a member of.

>> * Linking of Compute Resources VLANs to Subnet (RM #10539)
>> Foreman should know more about the Network of a Compute Resource. The subnet
>> should be linked to VLANs on the Compute Resource. That would prevent a lot 
>> of
>> errors when manually deploying a VM.

> But with all the negative things mentioned I have to say Foreman is one of my
> favorite tools and developers do a great job. This is why I care about these
> details.

> Regards,
> Dirk

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