Fix typos in kolla/specs/containerize-openstack.rst
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@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Other systems use package based upgrade. Package based upgrades suffer from
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a non-atomic nature. An update may update 1 or more RPM packages. The update
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process could fail for any number of reasons, and there is no way to back
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out the existing changes. Typically in an OpenStack deployment it is
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desireable to update a service that does one thing including it's dependencies
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desirable to update a service that does one thing including it's dependencies
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as an atomic unit. Package based upgrades do not offer atomicity.
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To solve this problem, containers can be used to provide an image-based update
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@ -185,7 +185,7 @@ with the --privileged=true flag to docker that:
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* bind-mounts specific security-crucial host operating system directories
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with -v. This includes nearly all directories in the filesystem except for
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leaf directories with no other host openarting system use.
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leaf directories with no other host operating system use.
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* shares any namespace with the --ipc=host, --pid=host, or --net=host flags
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We will use the docker flag --restart=always to provide some measure of
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@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ be used where appropriate to contain the security privileges of the containers.
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Performance Impact
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The upgrade or downgrade process changes from a multi-hour outtage to a 10
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The upgrade or downgrade process changes from a multi-hour outage to a 10
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second outage across the system.
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Implementation
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