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Allow "descriptions" for deployments. This information could come from multiple places:
Metadata description key for the deployment
Description tag from deployment
Description key for group (I'm aware there isn't group-specific stuff in cloud yet so this might need some scoping)
Description from instance type (if using maps for Implement changing instance type #248 then it should be fairly easy to add some additional instance type data)
The idea of this is so that nodes can print various human-readable information that'll be especially useful to end-users that are looking at nodes via Flight Cloud Client. For example:
Deployment: ‘gateway1’
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Description: The login node for the cluster, SSH into this system to be able to run jobs.
Creation Date: 2019-07-24 15:47:40 +0100
Status: Running
Provider Tag: cloudware-shared-gateway1-ce9b3f3cd7
Groups: login,login,all
Results
● gateway1TAGgroups: login,all
● gateway1TAGIP: 3.248.88.42
● gateway1TAGID: i-021d5339da4ba5d93
Replacements
● deployment_name: gateway1
● securitygroup: *domain
● network1SubnetID: *domain
● network2SubnetID: *domain
Potentially the description would concatenate all applicable descriptions for the deployment into one description line.
Allow "descriptions" for deployments. This information could come from multiple places:
The idea of this is so that nodes can print various human-readable information that'll be especially useful to end-users that are looking at nodes via Flight Cloud Client. For example:
Potentially the description would concatenate all applicable descriptions for the deployment into one description line.