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We do this because we lots of hosts it could be very slow to gather
all the data.
Areas for improvement
- Concurrency
- `go doSomething()` has spoiled me, i miss go :(
The index is a simple tree that looks something like this
[
"any_string_found_in_a_property"=>[
// A collection of entities matching
]
// I.E Running instances
"Running"=> [0, 1, 2]
]
This allows for non-recursive searches later
Currently we dont support indexing an entire array, you have to specify
key/s within the array using regex
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The first public LXD indexer? Maybe if we ignore general purpose JSON indexers 🥳
When you have have more than 2 or 3 LXD hosts searching becomes slow because to search "fully" you have to hit multiple endpoints. This branch add supports for a multistage process to create a searchable index that should be snappy to search.
There is still quite a bit todo;
user.user-datais YAMLExample search for "ubuntu run" (as in to mean, showing instances in Running state with a ubuntu image)
