Usability

dump the usage information (such as resource usages, including servers, bandwidth, IPs etc. ) from our client portal for a specific period of time to a CSV file with large number of reserved servers, the search function of the client portal is very inconvenient. It'll be nice to dump the reservations to a csv files as well.

Equinix Fabric’s Java SDK v0.1.0 is our first Java SDK published on top of Fabric v4.6 API specification (already publicly available on SwaggerHub) and built with OpenAPI Generator. To get started, the developer community can refer to the documentation on our public GitHub repository and can submit patches or open issues. https://github.com/equinix-labs/fabric-java

The existing Self-Service Reservations ordering flow does not take actual inventory into consideration - this means your order could take anywhere from 1-2+ business days to 6-8 weeks to deliver, depending on location and size of your order. For order where time is of the essence, users should be able to see some cursory level of detail to inform them if their delivery timeline will be in days or weeks.

Currently, Self-Service Reservations are limited to current Gen and Workload Optimized SKUs only. Users should have the option to browse legacy configurations we have in-stock in Metros around the world. These configurations would be first come first served, and would not be available for ordering beyond what is in stock today.

Users with a non-trivial number of Projects under their Billing Account currently need to cross-reference Project UUIDs to know which Project is being referenced under the Billing Account summary. This non-human readable format is challenging and should be replaced with the Project Name for better usability.

The Metal Portal does not have the option to set a custom date range under the usage fees tab.

The Metal Portal doesn't paginate invoices. It only displays the first ten invoices.

Hey Equinix, we're trying out your new console version. Our main disapointment with it is that we rely quite heavily on tags to find our way and the tags are out of view. Also after scrolling sideways and bringing the tags in view, hovering over the tags does not reveal tags that were abbreviated or weren't displayed.

The current scrolling slideshow style selector doesn't feel like it will scale well as we add more metros. A text box with auto-complete could be a good alternative to providing an input system that's fast and friendly to use

Do not show the API key in plain text. Only show the selected API in plain text once you have clicked the "eye" button.