Workspace & Billing account issue

OpenCore
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Hi!

I have installed the openflow following the github below docker repo.

Facing two issues

  1. No option to select workspace like cloud app.open. Interface is also different.
  2. When trying to create/edit nodered agent with non-free plan showing “Create Billing Account” pop up. How to fix this issue?

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Thanks for this beautiful project.

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1 is by design. Running on Kubernetes/OpenShift, access to Grafana reports on data in the OpenCore database, access to OpenTelemetry collection, and access to workspaces require a license.

2 is a bug. I will look into that right now.

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I am unable to reproduce the issue you see (or I misunderstood it).

By default, when you start a new instance, you have no resources (plan), and all you see is “free”. I thought something had gone wrong and it would remove access to free, but I cannot produce that. When I start a fresh install, I see “free” as expected, and it works.

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Yes, you are right. Default I can only see the “free” plan.

But, in a “free” plan the agent instance get destroyed after a few moments for house keeping and I want to keep the instance alive with a dedicated plan (RAM) by creating the common resources (Resources → Create Common).

You are limited to 1 free agent, which will automatically shut down after 4 hours. To keep your agent running 24/7, upgrade to a paid plan"

Sorry If I misguide you as a newbie to openflow.

Thanks

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If no resources have been created:

  • Agents are created without any resource “request” and “limit” on Kubernetes or Docker
  • They are not automatically turned off on Docker and Kubernetes.

If resources are created:

  • Agents are created with the resources defined in the plan, either for free or the plan you choose, on Kubernetes. On Docker, no limits are set no matter the plan you choose.
    • If an agent was created with a free plan and runtime_hours has been set under default metadata, the agent gets turned off during the next housekeeping job when the agent has been running for more than runtime_hours hours …