XS Community Edition/Features/power management
Summary
Optimize power management on the server to minimize power consumption.
Owner
- Name: Jon Nettleton
- Email: jon.nettleton@gmail.com
Current status
- Targeted release: 0.5
- Last updated: October 21, 2013
- Percentage of completion: 50%
Detailed Description
A UI for administering the school server has been a big requirement over the years. This feature implements the UI using a service called Ajenti.
Benefit to XSCE
Ajenti enables the control of various aspects of the school server through a user interface. It also enables the creation of a framework through which services can be added scalably (Ajenti is written in python and is quite actively developed and maintained)
Scope
The codebase needs to be moved from the dextrose server (https://github.com/activitycentral/dxs) to the XSCE. The playbooks already exist so it should just be a matter of porting and testing.
See the Ajenti folder: https://github.com/activitycentral/dxs/tree/master/roles/ajenti
UI Design
See screenshots here: http://ajenti.org/
How To Test
Testing notes go here
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Documentation
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Release Notes
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