Propose / Plan to move the wiki from www.ovirt.org/wiki to wiki.ovirt.org and add a redirect so the old links works.
Karsten 'quaid' Wade
kwade at redhat.com
Fri Jul 13 16:10:54 UTC 2012
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On 07/13/2012 08:39 AM, Robert Middleswarth wrote:
> I propose we move the wiki from www.ovirt.org/wiki to
> wiki.ovirt.org and add redirects to www.ovirt.org/wiki
>
> Why this makes since. It will make it easier to break up the site
> into 2 servers at some point. Including quaid idea of using
> openshift. Before we make a change like this I would like to hear
> from everyone if they think this is a good idea and if you see any
> issues I am missing?
I personally have always preferred using a subdomain in this way
instead of "everything in www/".
The counter argument always made was the concern about how subdomains
are geeky, confusing, and unfriendly to people who think every website
starts with 'www'. Thus not a technical but cultural issue.
I think there are two responses to that argument:
* oVirt is more on the geeky end - it's does fairly deep plumbing, and
it's ultimately for serious sysadmin work. We can err on the side of
geeky and be safe.
* The real way people find the wiki is not by typing and guessing
subdomain v. subdirectory. It's by having it in the menu on the
website, which we will fix.
Ultimately, we can separate out the services in to subdomain or
subdirectory, both will work from different hosts, etc. From an Infra
view, though, I find subdomains easier to work with mentally, in
diagrams, when talking about services[1], etc.
- - Karsten
[1] I'm one of those who often shorthands e.g. 'wiki.ovirt.org' to
'wiki.o.o' in IRC, email, etc.
- --
Karsten 'quaid' Wade, Sr. Analyst - Community Growth
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