Machine Registration must now contain Partition #583
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mwennrich
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Gerrit91
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…o pass-partition-to-machine-register
…om/metal-stack/metal-api into pass-partition-to-machine-register
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References
Closes #issue.
Additional Description
During the machine registration, not all switches must be fetched to calculate the machine connections, it is sufficient to just fetch the switches in the same partition as the machine.
This will speed up registration and reduces load on the metal-api.
Requires updated pixie-core and metal-hammer as described in the dependencies.
Release Notes
When a machine is registered, the partition id must be provided by metal-hammer. This reduces the amount of switches which need to be fetched to calculate the machine connections.