There are many case where the keywords `free` and `available`
are confused in their usage.
For most cases, `free` space is the amount of free space left
on the whole disk, and not just in allocation while
`available` space is the amount of free space left in the
allocated disk space.
What the user/sno wants to see is not the free space but the
available space. To the SNO, free space is the free space
left in the allocated disk space.
Because of this confusion, the multinode dashboard displays
the `free` disk space instead of the free space in the
allocated disk space https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/5248
While the storagenode dashboard shows the correct free space
in the allocation.
This change fixes the wrong free disk space. I also added a
few comments to make a distinction between the `free`
and `available` fields in the `DiskSpace*` structs.
Change-Id: I11b372ca53a5ac05dc3f79834c18f85ebec11855
When enconding structs into JSON, byte slices are marshalled as base64
encoded string using the base64.StdEncoding.Encode():
ea9c3fd42d/src/encoding/json/encode.go (L833-L861)
We, however, expect API Secrets to be encoded as base64URL, so when
an marshalled secret (with byte slice type) is added to the multinode
dashboard, it fails with `illegal base64 data at input byte XX`.
This change changes the type of APISecret field in the
multinode/nodes.Nodes struct to use multinodeauth.Secret type instead
of []byte.
multinodeauth.Secret is extended with custom MarshalJSON and
UnmarshalJSON methods which implement the json.Marshaler and
json.Unmarshaler interfaces, respectively.
Resolves https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/4949
Change-Id: Ib14b5f49ceaac109620c25d7ff83be865c698343
nodes/service and payouts/service returns node with status offline
or 0 in case if node is offline.
Change-Id: I74c03dcba9ddc9c05885ab329f80f3b14fe8c0fa
