[Bug 853826] New: Section 3.1 - suggest adding "Less Down Time" verbiage

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Bug ID: 853826
        QA Contact: [e-mail]
          Severity: low
           Version: devel
          Priority: unspecified
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           Summary: Section 3.1 - suggest adding "Less Down Time" verbiage
        Regression: ---
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    Classification: Fedora
                OS: Unspecified
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              Type: Bug
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            Status: NEW
         Component: virtualization-guide
           Product: Fedora Documentation

Description of problem:  In Section 3.1, of the Draft Virtualization Guide for
Fedora 18, suggest adding something similar to the following:

"Less Down Time
  VMs can be copied or moved, configuration changes can be validated, and
software updates can be tested without impacting the users' online experience."

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 18

How reproducible:  Not a fault.

Steps to Reproduce:  N/A

Actual results: N/A

Expected results: N/A

Additional info:

[Bug 853826] Section 3.1 - suggest adding "Less Down Time" verbiage

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--- Comment #1 from Tim Kramer  ---
My apologies, that was the Fedora 18 Virtualization Getting Started Guide.

[Bug 853826] Section 3.1 - suggest adding "Less Down Time" verbiage

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Scott Radvan  changed:

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                 CC|                            |[e-mail]
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          Component|virtualization-guide        |virtualization-getting-star
                   |                            |ted-guide
           Assignee|[e-mail] |[e-mail]
                   |g                           |

--- Comment #2 from Scott Radvan  ---
changing component to virtualization-getting-started-guide based on comment 1

[Bug 853826] Section 3.1 - suggest adding "Less Down Time" verbiage

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Dayle Parker  changed:

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             Status|NEW                         |MODIFIED

--- Comment #3 from Dayle Parker  ---
Great suggestion, thanks for that. :)

Updated Chapter 3: Advantages to include this (in its own heading) to highlight
this point, which is otherwise :

3.4. Flexibility
Virtualization provides greater flexibility for managing systems. Virtual
machines can be copied or moved to test software updates and validate
configuration changes, without impacting other systems. Because each of the
virtualized systems are completely separate to each other, one system's
downtime will not affect any others.

Please let me know if this solution is sufficient.

[Bug 853826] Section 3.1 - suggest adding "Less Down Time" verbiage

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Dayle Parker  changed:

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             Status|MODIFIED                    |ON_QA

--- Comment #4 from Dayle Parker  ---
Hi QA,

Please verify this change.

Thanks so much,
Dayle

[Bug 853826] Section 3.1 - suggest adding "Less Down Time" verbiage

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Tim Kramer  changed:

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             Status|ON_QA                       |CLOSED
         Resolution|---                         |WORKSFORME
        Last Closed|                            |2012-09-16 11:27:22

--- Comment #5 from Tim Kramer  ---
Apologies for the delay.  Still learning Bugzilla.