stunning-cabbage gets my vote as a host name any day. Next, awesome-
tomato, fantastic-potato and magnificent-peach.
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Title:
MAAS random generated hostnames are not pronounceable
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We had a discussion with sabdfl at the cloud sprint this week, and in
fact, he is 100% behind this change.
See this branch: lp:~kirkland/maas/1287224
revno: 2652
fixes bug: https://launchpad.net/bugs/1287224
committer: Dustin Kirkland dustin.kirkl...@gmail.com
branch nick: maas
timestamp: Tue
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Status: Opinion = In Progress
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Dustin Kirkland (kirkland)
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Title:
MAAS random generated hostnames are not
Whaddayaknow... A list of adjectives and nouns :-)
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DevelopmentCodeNames#Code_Name_Suggestions
I can cull through those a bit and whittle those down a bit.
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On Friday 07 Mar 2014 21:35:05 you wrote:
While I can grant most of your points, Dave and Julian, for some
deployments of MAAS (or even other clouds), there are plenty of cases
where random machine names are not very user friendly.
As a compromise, what if this were a configurable option, in
While I can grant most of your points, Dave and Julian, for some
deployments of MAAS (or even other clouds), there are plenty of cases
where random machine names are not very user friendly.
As a compromise, what if this were a configurable option, in the MAAS
configuration? Something like:
HOST
** Summary changed:
- MAAS does not have pronounceable machine names
+ MAAS random generated hostnames are not pronounceable
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@Gavin,
+1 on removing profanity.
This bug is not as much about creating memorable machine names.
It's just about creating machine names that one can pronounce.
It's really hard and ugly to say, Hey Gavin, can you SSH into sdfknz?
Versus, Hey Gavin, can you check port 80 on sidewalls?
It's
Whilst this seems like a reasonably good idea for small deployments and
demo, it doesn't really add value to the larger picture of hyperscale
IMO. It steers towards treating the machines as pets, rather than
cattle.
It's harder to kill a node named cutekitten, than sa47ghs. Try it. :) ..
nodes
Also, FWIW, I've worked in banks in London where all the machine names
are most definitely not pronounceable!
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Title:
MAAS random
I am with Dave on this. We aim to have 100s of thousands of machines in
MAAS's realm at some point; pronounceable names have never been brought
up before and I can't see what advantage it brings to cloud-like
resources.
If someone is *desperate* for a pronounceable name in MAAS, there is
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