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Turbonomic planning on kubernetes allows us to simulate scenarios to migrate workloads to different clusters to simulate how workloads could be supported on different node sizes. This is a workaround to having Turbo recommend what vertical size node would be better for this workload.
The ask is:
1. allow plans to be shared via UI (roles restrict sharing) - see comment for more details
2. allow this plan to be downloaded - a one click button to save and share the whole plan in either pdf or excel format - see comment for more details
3. make sure cost details are saved, even if the node pool used in the plan scenario no longer exists
For item # 3 what was observed was that cost data did not seem to be retained. In this scenario, when we migrated workload to a cluster, the target cluster would have a node pool of nodes sized A. Then we would delete that pool, create a node pool of size B, and re-run the plan. Retrieving the plan from size A, it was observed that the cost information was gone, possibly because the node pool no longer existed. As a user, I would expect cost data to be stored with the plan.
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2. created new Idea: https://automation-management.ideas.ibm.com/ideas/TURBO-I-792 to assign it to a different team that will be responsible for this
will be addressed by this Idea: https://automation-management.ideas.ibm.com/ideas/TURBO-I-505 I have updated it now