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# macOS
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# Feature Ideas - Should not be tracked
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# Feature Idea: Detailed Disk Information (PVE)
**Goal:** Display more granular disk information for VMs and Containers beyond just the current total I/O.
**Potential Data:**
* Individual virtual disk usage/size.
* Disk throughput per virtual disk (if available separately from total I/O).
* Physical disk S.M.A.R.T. health status for the underlying host nodes.
**Relevant API Endpoints:**
* `/nodes/{node}/{type}/{vmid}/config`: Contains configuration details for virtual disks attached to a VM/CT (size, storage, format).
* `/nodes/{node}/disks/list`: Lists physical disks on the node.
* `/nodes/{node}/disks/smart?disk={diskname}`: Retrieves S.M.A.R.T. data for a specific physical disk on the node (requires `Disk.Audit` or higher permissions).
* `/nodes/{node}/{type}/{vmid}/status/current`: Already used, provides aggregate disk I/O (`diskread`, `diskwrite`). Check if this contains per-disk details already.
**Implementation Notes:**
* Requires parsing the `config` endpoint to identify virtual disks.
* Fetching S.M.A.R.T. data requires an additional API call per physical disk and potentially higher permissions than `PVEAuditor`.
* Consider how to display this: added columns, a modal/popup, or a separate "details" view.
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# Feature Idea: Network Interface Details (PVE)
**Goal:** Display configuration details for network interfaces attached to VMs and Containers.
**Potential Data:**
* MAC Address per interface.
* Connected Bridge/Network.
* VLAN Tag (if applicable).
* Model/Type of virtual NIC.
* Potentially live throughput per interface (if API provides this separately from total).
**Relevant API Endpoints:**
* `/nodes/{node}/{type}/{vmid}/config`: Contains configuration details for network interfaces (e.g., `net0`, `net1`) including MAC, bridge, tag, model.
* `/nodes/{node}/{type}/{vmid}/status/current`: Already used, provides aggregate network I/O (`netin`, `netout`). Check if this contains per-interface details already.
**Implementation Notes:**
* Requires parsing the `config` endpoint to identify and extract details for each network interface (e.g., `net0`, `net1`, ...).
* Displaying live per-interface stats might not be feasible or may already be aggregated in the `/status/current` data.
* Focus on displaying the static configuration first (MAC, bridge, VLAN).
* Consider how to display: added columns (might get wide), a modal/popup, or a details view.
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# Feature Idea: VM/CT Backup Status (PVE)
**Goal:** Show the status or timestamp of the last backup taken *by Proxmox VE itself* (snapshot backups, not necessarily PBS) for each VM and Container.
**Potential Data:**
* Timestamp of the last successful PVE snapshot/backup.
* Name/description of the last snapshot.
* Indication if a backup task is currently running for the guest.
**Relevant API Endpoints:**
* `/nodes/{node}/{type}/{vmid}/snapshot`: Lists all snapshots for the specific VM or Container. This includes backups created via the PVE GUI/API. Need to parse the output to find the most recent one, potentially filtering by name convention if backups have specific names.
* `/nodes/{node}/tasks`: Could potentially show running backup tasks related to a specific VMID, but filtering might be complex.
**Implementation Notes:**
* Requires an additional API call per VM/CT (`/snapshot`). Consider performance implications if there are many guests.
* Parsing the snapshot list is needed to identify the most recent backup.
* PBS backups are handled separately; this focuses only on backups visible directly within PVE for the guest.
* Display could be a dedicated column ("Last PVE Backup") or integrated into a status indicator.
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# Feature Idea: Hardware/PCI Passthrough Info (PVE)
**Goal:** Display information about hardware devices (PCI, USB) passed through to specific VMs.
**Potential Data:**
* List of PCI devices passed through (Vendor/Device ID, Name).
* List of USB devices passed through.
**Relevant API Endpoints:**
* `/nodes/{node}/qemu/{vmid}/config`: Contains configuration details for VMs, including `hostpci` entries for PCI passthrough and `usb` entries for USB passthrough.
* `/nodes/{node}/hardware/pci`: Lists available PCI devices on the host.
* `/nodes/{node}/hardware/usb`: Lists available USB devices on the host.
**Implementation Notes:**
* Requires parsing the VM's `config` endpoint.
* This information is static configuration.
* Likely only relevant for a subset of users.
* Display could be in a details view or a modal, as it's not primary monitoring data.
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# Feature Idea: Guest IP Addresses (PVE)
**Goal:** Display the IP addresses assigned *within* the guest operating system for VMs.
**Potential Data:**
* IPv4 addresses.
* IPv6 addresses.
* Associated MAC address (to link IP to a NIC).
**Relevant API Endpoints:**
* `/nodes/{node}/qemu/{vmid}/agent/get-network-ifs`: Retrieves network interface details, including IP addresses, directly from the guest OS via the QEMU Guest Agent.
**Implementation Notes:**
* **Crucially depends on the QEMU Guest Agent being installed and running within the VM.** If the agent is not present or running, the API call will fail or return no data.
* Requires an additional API call per running VM.
* Need robust error handling for when the agent is unavailable.
* UI should clearly indicate if IPs are missing due to the agent not running.
* Consider how to display multiple IPs/interfaces (e.g., tooltip, comma-separated list in a column).
* This is likely **high-value** information for users.
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# Feature Idea: Firewall Rules (PVE)
**Goal:** Provide visibility into the Proxmox VE firewall rules.
**Potential Data:**
* Display firewall rules configured at the Datacenter level.
* Display firewall rules configured at the Node level.
* Display firewall rules configured per VM/CT.
**Relevant API Endpoints:**
* `/cluster/firewall/rules`: Gets firewall rules defined at the datacenter level.
* `/nodes/{node}/firewall/rules`: Gets firewall rules defined for a specific node.
* `/nodes/{node}/{type}/{vmid}/firewall/rules`: Gets firewall rules defined for a specific VM or Container.
* Other related endpoints under `/cluster/firewall/`, `/nodes/{node}/firewall/`, `/nodes/{node}/{type}/{vmid}/firewall/` for options, groups, aliases etc.
**Implementation Notes:**
* Firewall rules can be numerous and complex.
* Displaying this effectively in the main dashboard is likely impractical.
* Might be better suited for a dedicated "Firewall" view or section within the application.
* Requires careful consideration of which rules (datacenter, node, guest) are most relevant to display and how.
* `PVEAuditor` role should be sufficient for reading rules.
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# Feature Idea: High Availability (HA) Group Information (PVE)
**Goal:** Display more detailed information about the High Availability configuration and status.
**Potential Data:**
* List of HA groups configured.
* Members (VMs/CTs) within each HA group.
* Current state of HA services/resources (e.g., master node, resource states).
* HA fencing status/configuration.
**Relevant API Endpoints:**
* `/cluster/ha/resources`: Currently used, lists resources managed by HA.
* `/cluster/ha/groups`: Lists the configured HA groups and their settings (nodes, priorities).
* `/cluster/ha/status/current`: Provides the current status of the HA manager, including master node and resource states.
* `/cluster/ha/status/manager_status`: Detailed status of the HA manager.
**Implementation Notes:**
* Requires additional API calls to `/groups` and `/status/current`.
* Could be displayed in a dedicated HA status section or integrated subtly into the existing views (e.g., indicating which guests are HA managed).
* Useful for users relying on Proxmox HA features.
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# Feature Idea: PBS Task Log Summary
**Goal:** Provide a quick view of the end of the task log, especially for failed Proxmox Backup Server (PBS) tasks.
**Potential Data:**
* Display the last N lines (e.g., 5-10) of a task log.
* Show the exit status or error message from the log.
**Relevant API Endpoints:**
* `/nodes/{node}/tasks/{upid}/log`: Fetches the log content for a specific task UPID.
* `/nodes/{node}/tasks/{upid}/status`: Fetches the final status of a completed task.
* `/nodes/{node}/tasks`: Currently used to list tasks.
**Implementation Notes:**
* Requires an additional API call per task for which logs are needed (likely only failed or recent tasks).
* The `/log` endpoint returns the full log; need to process the response to extract only the last few lines (or use API parameters if available to limit the output, e.g., `?start=X&limit=Y`). Check API docs for log limiting parameters.
* Could be displayed in a modal when clicking on a task, or inline if kept very brief.
* Helps quickly diagnose failures without needing to open the PBS UI.
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# Feature Idea: PBS Datastore Verification/GC Schedule
**Goal:** Display the configured schedules for maintenance jobs (Verification, Garbage Collection) on Proxmox Backup Server (PBS) datastores.
**Potential Data:**
* Garbage collection schedule (e.g., "daily at 02:00").
* Verification schedule.
* Pruning schedule associated with the datastore.
**Relevant API Endpoints:**
* `/config/datastore`: Lists configured datastores.
* `/config/datastore/{store}`: Gets the detailed configuration for a specific datastore (`{store}`), which includes schedule properties for `gc-schedule` and `verify-schedule`.
**Implementation Notes:**
* Requires fetching the configuration for each datastore listed by `/config/datastore`.
* The schedule format returned by the API needs to be parsed into a human-readable string.
* Could be displayed alongside the datastore usage information already fetched.
* Provides useful context about the maintenance routines configured on the PBS.
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# Feature Idea: PBS Tape Backup Information
**Goal:** Display status and information related to tape backup operations within Proxmox Backup Server (PBS), if used.
**Potential Data:**
* List of configured tape drives and their status.
* Status of ongoing or recent tape backup/restore jobs.
* Information about media pools and tapes.
**Relevant API Endpoints:**
* `/nodes/{node}/tape/drive`: Lists tape drives and their status.
* `/nodes/{node}/tape/job`: Lists tape backup/restore jobs.
* `/nodes/{node}/tape/pool`: Lists media pools.
* `/nodes/{node}/tape/media`: Lists tapes (media).
* Various endpoints under these for specific details (e.g., job logs, drive status).
**Implementation Notes:**
* This is a niche feature, only relevant if the user has configured tape backups in PBS.
* Requires multiple additional API calls.
* Consider adding a dedicated section or view for Tape Backup status, only visible if tape drives are detected or configured.
* `Audit` role might be sufficient, but needs verification.