[Ovirt-devel] Some architecture diagrams

[Bryan W Clark]

Daniel Veillard wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 19, 2008 at 10:48:02AM -0500, Mike Langlie wrote:
>   
>> Daniel Veillard wrote:
>>     
>>>  Hum, it's better to have different shape for domain and host (the 
>>>  physical
>>> machine) I used rounded corners for domains, I think it helps.
>>>  As others have reported there is some missing names.
>>>  the arrows indicating the network are dark grey on black, you don't
>>> see it unless you know what to look for
>>>
>>>  
>>>       
>>>> That's prettier but I don't know what the blue hexagon is? Also, yeah,
>>>>    
>>>>         
>>>  Well it was my way to indicate the hypervisor/domain 0/ i.e. the base OS
>>> on the managed Nodes
>>>  And the blue arrow is the provisionning from the console domain, which is
>>> why the blue arrow were one way
>>>
>>>  
>>>       
>>>> we need to show the storage server...
>>>>    
>>>>         
>>>  that's easy to add later, a standard disk shape connected to the network
>>> should be sufficient.
>>>
>>> Daniel
>>>
>>>  
>>>       
>> How's this one: warmer or colder?
>>     
>
>   Quite better, but of course I have a few problems left (remember,
> I'm french !):
>     - there are strange white artefacts on the side of the blue line
>       going into Admin Node
>   
That's to give some visual separation as the line goes inside the admin 
node, I don't think there's a problem with that.
>     - the blue arrow into the admin node makes no sense, hypervisors
>       are downloaded from it, it's one way, not two ways
>     - I don't understand the two white lines cutting the bottom blue line
>     - the arrows and lines represneting the network are dark gey on a black
>       background and hence nearly invisible
>   
I think you're looking at this image with an invisible (square block) or 
black background. You need to place the image on a white background.  
(with eog, go to preferences and set the background)  There is no 
background set for the png though it obviously assumes a while 
background in a few places as you can see by the white cutting the blue; 
which looks normal on a while background.

~ Bryan