Description of problem: The output of the `rhc app-show --gears` command does not clearly show which gears have haproxy cartridges and which do not. Currently, the haproxy cartridge is displayed on each gear in the list and highlighted in green for the gears that do have the haproxy cartridge This is confusing to users. The haproxy cartridge should not be listed for a gear at all if there is no haproxy cartridge present on the gear. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.2.7 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a scalable application 2. Scale it up to at least 2 gears 3. Run `rhc app-show --gears` Actual results: Haproxy is shown with every gear, highlighted in green for the gears that do have haproxy: # rhc app-show scaletest --gears ID State Cartridges Size SSH URL ------------------------ ------- -------------------- ----- --------------------------------------------------------- 564100f01cbe7428cf000001 started haproxy-1.4 ruby-1.9 small 564100f01cbe7428cf000001.rhcloud.com admin-scaletest-1 started haproxy-1.4 ruby-1.9 small admin-scaletest-1.rhcloud.com Expected results: Haproxy is not shown at all on gears that do not actually have an haproxy cartridge: # rhc app-show scaletest --gears ID State Cartridges Size SSH URL ------------------------ ------- -------------------- ----- --------------------------------------------------------- 564100f01cbe7428cf000001 started haproxy-1.4 ruby-1.9 small 564100f01cbe7428cf000001.rhcloud.com admin-scaletest-1 started ruby-1.9 small admin-scaletest-1.rhcloud.com Additional info: The endpoint used already gives the necessary information to determine which gears do and do not have haproxy cartridges, so only changes in the rhc codebase should be necessary: ]$ curl -Lk http://localhost/broker/rest/application/564100f01cbe7428cf000001/gear-groups?include=endpoints --user admin:redhat | python -m json.tool { "api_version": 1.7, "data": [ { "additional_gear_storage": 0, "base_gear_storage": 1, "cartridges": [ { "display_name": "Web Load Balancer", "name": "haproxy-1.4", "tags": [ "web_proxy", "scales", "embedded" ] }, { "display_name": "Ruby 1.9", "name": "ruby-1.9", "tags": [ "service", "ruby", "web_framework" ] } ], "gear_profile": "small", "gears": [ { "endpoints": [ { "cartridge_name": "ruby-1.9", "external_address": "52.71.251.0", "external_port": "38036", "internal_address": "127.1.244.129", "internal_port": "8080", "mappings": [ { "backend": "", "frontend": "" }, { "backend": "", "frontend": "/health" } ], "protocols": [ "http", "ws" ], "types": [ "web_framework" ] }, { "cartridge_name": "haproxy-1.4", "external_address": "52.71.251.0", "external_port": "38037", "internal_address": "127.1.244.130", "internal_port": "8080", "mappings": [ { "backend": "", "frontend": "" }, { "backend": "/configuration/health", "frontend": "/health" } ], "protocols": [ "http", "ws" ], "types": [ "load_balancer" ] } ], "id": "564100f01cbe7428cf000001", "region": null, "ssh_url": "ssh://564100f01cbe7428cf000001.rhcloud.com", "state": "started", "zone": null }, { "endpoints": [ { "cartridge_name": "ruby-1.9", "external_address": "52.71.251.0", "external_port": "38041", "internal_address": "127.1.245.1", "internal_port": "8080", "mappings": [ { "backend": "", "frontend": "" }, { "backend": "", "frontend": "/health" } ], "protocols": [ "http", "ws" ], "types": [ "web_framework" ] } ], "id": "admin-scaletest-1", "region": null, "ssh_url": "ssh://admin-scaletest-1.rhcloud.com", "state": "started", "zone": null } ], "id": "564100f01cbe7428cf000003", "name": "564100f01cbe7428cf000003", "scales_from": 2, "scales_to": -1 } ], "messages": [ { "exit_code": 0, "field": null, "index": null, "severity": "info", "text": "Showing gear groups for application 'scaletest' with domain 'admin'" }, { "exit_code": 0, "field": null, "index": null, "severity": "result", "text": "started\nstarted\n" } ], "status": "ok", "supported_api_versions": [ 1.0, 1.1000000000000001, 1.2, 1.3, 1.3999999999999999, 1.5, 1.6000000000000001, 1.7 ], "type": "gear_groups", "version": "1.7" }
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