Collect and aggregate each service's min_storage (summed like mem) and surface it as a column in the detail, per-variant and per-role views, the JSON output and the filter/order fields.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
meta roles applications ressources gains two summary modes alongside the existing per-service detail table: (1) no --role: one row per role, each showing its heaviest variant (mem_reservation/mem_limit/pids_limit = the max per-variant sum, cpus = max), or the --variant N footprint of every role. (2) --role X without --variant: one row per variant of X (its sum/max). (3) --role X --variant N still renders the detailed per-service table - now the only way to reach it. --format/--order/--filter/--depth/--unshared apply in every mode. The table/JSON renderers are generalized (render_summary_text/json with a key_field) and a variant query accessor is added.
Useful for the CI runner-budget question: the heaviest-variant footprint per role/variant is now directly queryable. Tests cover all three modes (detail/all-roles/per-variant).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rework cli/meta/roles/applications/ressources into single-responsibility
modules (parse, collect, aggregate, query, render) behind a thin __main__,
with mirrored unit tests, and extend it:
- resolve template-gated shared services to the provider role's entity via the
service registry, so a role's full dependency footprint is listed
- bond + depth columns; entries without bond default to bond 1
- load each service once by default; --unshared lists every occurrence
- --order [asc|desc] FIELD, --filter 'bond<=0.5 & cpus>=1 & mem_limit>=512m'
- --depth N (0 = unlimited recursion over shared deps)
- --variant N applies the same meta/variants.yml overlay as inventory creation,
reusing utils.cache.applications.get_variants (single source, no duplication)
- --sum [FIELD...] shows a SUM row over all or selected fields
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
kevinveenbirkenbachandClaude Opus 4.8