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In doing research for Infra Dashboard I've found that among the biggest common requests have been:

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  • infra-doctype  tags to track / organize:
    • Policy documents
    • Project management pages
    • Administration / Process pages
    • Configuration documents
    • Runbooks / Troubleshooting documentation
    • Notes and internal conversation documentation
  •  infra-review tag to keep documentation updates and organization rolling.

Questions:

  • Should we have an infra-service umbrella tag instead of labeling service related documentation with the name of the service directly e.g. infra-mail?
    • Andrew: I THINK the labels are universal for our instance of the wiki, so any other space can use a tag like "mail" (and can also delete it, I think). I thought that's why we were using the infra-X formulation.
  • Would we have an internals or tlp-service (or something of the like)  tag to differentiate ASF services versus TLP services?
    • Andrew: That's covered by the access permissions. You only see what you have permission to see. For indexing, that's why I thought of putting them in two stacks.
    • Drew: That's fair. I was under the impression that we're trying to push infra.a.o as the point of entry for project facing documentation. That would leave the INFRA:Index to us (more or less)

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  • Administration (infra-doctype-admin)
    • process based documentation with how-to's and general overviews
  • Configuration (infra-doctype-config)
    • Flow diagrams and solution maps
    • Installation and setup documentation
  • Runbook (infra-doctype-runbook)
    • Troubleshooting documentation for the on call person
  • Policy (infra-doctype-policy)
    • self explanatory
  • Project Management (infra-doctype-project)
    • project management pages should be tagged with their respective service
    • can be navigated by anyone and should be targeted at infra.
  • Notes (infra-doctype-notes)
    • largely informal
    • primarily for internal consumption
    • good for discussion documents

Proposed 'infra-review' label – IMPLEMENTED

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