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Review the presentation of AZ and cell concepts #10

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flozanorht opened this issue Apr 29, 2024 · 1 comment
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Review the presentation of AZ and cell concepts #10

flozanorht opened this issue Apr 29, 2024 · 1 comment

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flozanorht commented Apr 29, 2024

AZ was a bad name. It's basically nova only and do not produce a failure domain, by itself. See slack discussion at
https://redhat-internal.slack.com/archives/C0YDMFY2G/p1714411844090559?thread_ts=1713999141.099059&cid=C0YDMFY2G

sean-k-mooney
sure but if you were doing a certifcation examp and the question was what is a nova AZ. then you shoudl recive 0 marks for sayign its a fault domain
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if you say "its a nova api constract that allows you to group hosts for schdulign to enable uscases such as locality, or fault domains." then you get full marks
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on thing to conserd is there is not expctation that a Nova AZ maps to the same set of host as a cidner or neutron AZ

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Maybe use the wording from Greg Procunier on the same thread

Greg Procunier
Sean, does the nova/compute team have a reference or abstract that captures what you have been speaking of from the perspective is "this is a highly resilient deployment (from the perspective of compute)"
Greg Procunier
with the understanding of fault resilient != fault tolerant (edited)

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