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rename tenant to "project" #982

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msterin opened this issue Mar 1, 2017 · 6 comments
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rename tenant to "project" #982

msterin opened this issue Mar 1, 2017 · 6 comments
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msterin commented Mar 1, 2017

"tenant" is perceived as something related to a group of users and is confusing on out context. We need to emphasize that this is a way to limit access and privileges for a set of Vms , supposedly working on the same project. So the suggestion (from @pdhamdhere ) is to name it "project" , instead of "tenant".

this would include :

  • admin CLI
  • documentation
  • error and help messages , if any, in esx_service and guest-side code
  • auth_db tabes names (optional , can stay as it is)

//CC @lipingxue @shaominchen @pdhamdhere

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I'm not sure if the name "project" is really better than "tenant" :-) This name may cause some confusion in technical communications - what does it mean to "create a project"? It's kind of ambiguous to me.

Personally I don't have strong concern about the name "tenant". But if most people think it's inappropriate, I'd prefer "role" or something else.

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from https://github.com/vmware/docker-volume-vsphere/blob/master/docs/features/tenancy.md
"vSphere Administrator can define group of one or more Docker Host (VM) as Tenant"

e.g.

vmdkops_admin.py tenant create --name=tenant1 --vm-list=photon4

How about having it as vm-group? simply it is a logical unit of dockerHosts to have privileges for datastore.

my two-cents

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govint commented Mar 2, 2017 via email

@tusharnt tusharnt assigned shaominchen and lipingxue and unassigned shaominchen Mar 2, 2017
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@govint what does "projects" and "tenants" mean in photon platform? I think "host-group" sounds a good name. Any comments @pdhamdhere @msterin

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msterin commented Mar 3, 2017

I agree with @govint here. vm-group is the best IMO. host ia easy to mistake for ESX host.

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Fixed by #1021

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