Public bug reported:
In Icehouse, Glance added a new field, 'virtual_size', to hold the
virtual size (as opposed to on-disk size) of sparsed or compressed
images: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/glance/+spec/split-image-size
In most cases, this is far more valuable to know than the on-disk size
of an image; for instance, the official Fedora 21 QCOW2 image is only
150 Mb on disk, but is a 3 Gb image. But Horizon displays the on-disk
size in both the image detail view, and in the launch instance modal.
The latter is particularly bad, since it can lead to confusion about
whether an image can be launched on a flavor of a given size.
(Displaying the on-disk size leads one to believe that the Fedora 21
image could be launched on an m1.tiny, for instance -- 150 Mb < 1 Gb,
after all -- but it can't, because the image virtual size is greater
than 1 Gb.)
When an image has a virtual size, it should be displayed in the image
detail and in the launch instance modal.
** Affects: horizon
Importance: Undecided
Assignee: Chris St. Pierre (stpierre)
Status: In Progress
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1420944
Title:
Display image virtual size
Status in OpenStack Dashboard (Horizon):
In Progress
Bug description:
In Icehouse, Glance added a new field, 'virtual_size', to hold the
virtual size (as opposed to on-disk size) of sparsed or compressed
images: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/glance/+spec/split-image-size
In most cases, this is far more valuable to know than the on-disk size
of an image; for instance, the official Fedora 21 QCOW2 image is only
150 Mb on disk, but is a 3 Gb image. But Horizon displays the on-disk
size in both the image detail view, and in the launch instance modal.
The latter is particularly bad, since it can lead to confusion about
whether an image can be launched on a flavor of a given size.
(Displaying the on-disk size leads one to believe that the Fedora 21
image could be launched on an m1.tiny, for instance -- 150 Mb < 1 Gb,
after all -- but it can't, because the image virtual size is greater
than 1 Gb.)
When an image has a virtual size, it should be displayed in the image
detail and in the launch instance modal.
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