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+1 Andreas!

I like the diagram Matt.. Good job!

Edgar

On 3/14/14 10:16 PM, "Andreas Jaeger" <aj at suse.com> wrote:

>On 03/15/2014 05:22 AM, Matt Kassawara wrote:
>> I'm working on new architecture diagrams for the installation guide and
>> would like some comments on the attached example for a three-node
>> environment with Neutron. I'm trying to provide the following
>> information without too much clutter:
>> 
>> 1) Quantity of nodes for a basic environment and additional nodes
>> required for optional features (e.g., Swift storage node and Cinder
>> volume node). For now, the attached example only shows a basic
>>environment.
>> 2) Concept of base services required to launch a minimal instance.
>> 3) Location of base services in the environment.
>> 4) Concept of optional services that add features to a base environment.
>> 5) Location of optional services in the environment.
>> 6) Example hostname (e.g., compute1) for each node referenced throughout
>> the guide.
>> 7) Quantity of network interfaces on each node.
>> 8) Types of networks (color-coded) on each node (e.g., management)
>> referenced throughout the guide.
>> 9) Example network interface names (e.g., eth0) and IP addressing
>> referenced throughout the guide.
>> 
>> I created this diagram using Inkscape on a reproducible 5-pixel grid
>> with simple colors... perhaps something we can document once we agree
>>on it.
>
>Very clean and elegant diagram, I like it.
>
>I would love if we could come up with some kind of documented standard
>for *new* diagrams accross *all* manuals, right now I see no consistency
>between them. They are grown historically,
>
>Thanks,
>Andreas
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