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This documentation gives rules for the naming convention of interconnected devices, in particular the DNS name of servers/cpu/console and networked instrumentation.

This documentation follows Eupraxia-PM-QA-0020-NamingConvention.pdf and integrates pre-existent conventions with some simplification to be more suitable to be used as DNS



Format

The format is the following

prefix(2digit)zone/groupfuntionality/family/type sequential(3digit)




Prefix

The prefix is 2 digit is used to quickly determine the network element type. 



PrefixDescription
vlVirtual Linux machine/server/cpu
plPhysical  Linux machine/server/cpu
vw Virtual Windows
pwPhysical Linux
dlDocker Linux
dwDocker Windows
swswitch
ililo
mvmotor controller
cccamera
scserial converter (i.e moxa)
dcdigital converter
acanalog converter
iogeneric i/o device
ososcilloscope
pspower supply
bdBeam instrumentation
fd Fluid device controllers
rdRF device
vd

Vacuum device

qd

Cryogenic device

un

undulator device

sd

Safety device, Radioprotection, Access System Convetional sagety


.....

Zone/group

This field should give indication of the logic location/group where the device is located or to what group/experiment it belongs. Note that networked elements may change the physical position so specify an exact position/location must be carefully evaluated.

Examples

sparc, btf, tex, dcs, dafne... can be good for devices in the control of the facilities.


Funtionality/family/type

This field should give additional information on the object functionality/family/type.

This information is up to the owner, but should recall the functionality of the object.

Examples

Often a machine/docker/device has a particular functionality. Specify the functionality is the preferred extension that we use:


funtionality

Description
memMemory Cache generic (memcached/couchbase)
couchMemory Cache (couchbase)
dbGeneric Database
influxInfluxDB
sqlGeneric SQL
mysqlmysql/mariadb
mongoMongoDB
grafanagrafana
...
bpmBeam Position Monitor

.....

Often an object is instead identified by its the commercial name: 


family/type

Description
moxaFor moxa  ethernet to serial converters
icpdasFor ADC/DAC converters
nucFor CPUs used mainly for consoles
liberaFor beam position monitor
...

.....

Often an object is instead identified by its functionality: 


family/type

Description
moxaFor moxa  ethernet to serial converters
icpdasFor ADC/DAC converters
nucFor CPUs used mainly for consoles
...
...

.....

Examples

Examples
vldantemem001 ## a good example of a memcached server on a virtual linux machine for the DanteControSystem
plsparcmem001 ## a good example of a memcached server on a physical linux machine serving sparc
bdsparcbpm001 ## a generic bpm in sparc
vwbtfhactr005 ## a virtual windows server in btf

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