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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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CL170 - RHOSO18.0-en-1-20241127
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False
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False
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Reporter RHNID: | gls-ftaylor |
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Issue description
The naming convention we use for resources should better match their purpose/usage. For instance, the OpenStack node set is named openstack-data-plane, but the OpenStack deployment is also named openstack-data-plane. This leads to confusion in many places, including the Ansible EE names. Ansible EE names use a convention of <service><deployment><node set>, and because the deployment name and node set name are the same, it looks like a repeating pattern (`bootstrap-openstack-data-plane-openstack-data-plane`). Ideally, we could use a name that is more indicative of the usage, e.g., `openstack-node-set` for the node set name and `openstack-deployment` or `openstack-initial-deployment` for the deployment name. This helps students to see the pattern more easily than if we use the same name for two different things.