Open Stack

Yes, there is a bit of disconnect there.   The acronym CLI stands for command-line interface, but the actual python packages are referred to as "clients."

My preference would be to rename the book "OpenStack Command Reference" and title each chapter in the book, "Xxx commands"  (like Block Storage commands).  Then, in the overview section, we can say that users can run commands from the command line or include them in scripts by installing clients. 

I see no reason for including the word "interface" or "client" in the title or chapter titles.  

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> On May 5, 2014, at 2:30 AM, "Christian Berendt" <berendt at b1-systems.de> wrote:
> 
> The name of the cli-reference is "OpenStack Command-Line Interface Reference". Inside the document we're always using "xyz command-line client(s)".
> 
> Should we rename the document to "OpenStack Command-Line Client Reference" or should we rename all occurrences of "command-line client" to "command-line interface"?
> 
> Christian.
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