sp-techdocs commented on code in PR #460:
URL:
https://github.com/apache/cloudstack-documentation/pull/460#discussion_r1892052469
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source/adminguide/host_and_storage_tags.rst:
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@@ -31,30 +31,39 @@ There are two types of host tags:
To explain the behavior of host tags, some examples will be demonstrated with
two hosts (Host1 and Host2):
#. Tag setup:
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* Host1: h1
* Host2: h2
* Offering: h1
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When a VM is created with the offering, the deployment will be carried out
on Host1, as it is the one that has the tag compatible with the offering.
#. Tag setup:
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* Host1: h1
* Host2: h2,h3
* Offering: h3
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Hosts and offerings accept a list of tags, with comma (,) being their
separator. So in this example, Host2 has the h2 and h3 tags. When a VM is
created with the offering, the deployment will be carried out on Host2, as it
is the one that has the tag compatible with the offering.
#. Tag setup:
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* Host1: h1
* Host2: h2,h3
* Offering: (no tag)
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When the offering does not have tags, it will be possible to deploy the VM
on any host.
#. Tag setup:
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* Host1: (no tag)
* Host2: h2
* Offering: h3
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None of the hosts have compatible tags and it will not be possible to
deploy a VM with the offering. However, CloudStack ignores this behavior when a
host is manually selected.
Review Comment:
As above, it might be better to keep the indentation.
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