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Move template schedule controls into enterprise #3304
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huge agree |
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@spikecurtis @presleyp if we need a smaller test target for licensing that may be finished before Audit Logging, this is a good candidate. |
Need some additional information here about how this will behave as part of a licensed feature: does it show up as a toggle on the licensing page? etc. |
We will hold on this until after we bring in audit logging. |
This should appear as a toggle on the Template page, and anyone with edit access to the template may edit the schedule controls. |
I think the question was asking on how the feature should be enabled/disabled. e.g. Audit Logging will have an admin toggle to enable/disable audit logging as a feature. I don't think that is necessary for this feature... and the feature itself could have controls on the template page as Ammar suggested. |
Yeah, I don't see the value in a global toggle for either feature. |
Problem Statement
DevOps, Admins, and leaders prioritize cost control and reducing infrastructure spending. They need control to mandate auto-stop policies to help prevent overspend on cloud resources.
Users turn off their workspace out of goodwill, and goodwill disappears as the deployment grows and the users become more alienated from the person holding the budget.
Definition of Done
These template flags are used for setting default workspace controls and should be moved behind Enterprise licensing.
The specific flags are:
--max_ttl
--min_autostart_interval
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