Today we continue discussing the best practice from storage engineering:
485) Tags don't have any semantic meaning to the functional aspects of the resource and are interpreted strictly as a string of characters. Also, tags are not automatically assigned to our resources.
486) Tags can easily be authored and managed by console, command line interface or API
487) Resources have their identifiers but the metadata on the resources can even be added after the instance has been created. If we treat tags as friendly names for these data types then we have more tags than earlier and thus expanding the options mentioned above.
488) Tags are also lines of search. When a user gives a search term or terms, very often she is trying to find one item that is not being found. The user has to improve the search terms or invoke a lot more options or dig through voluminous results. Instead, if the lines of search were available as intentions, then we can show results corresponding to them.
489) Tags can generate more tags. Background processing and automation can work with tags to generate more tags. For example, a clustering operation on the existing data using similarity measures on existing tags will generate more tags.
485) Tags don't have any semantic meaning to the functional aspects of the resource and are interpreted strictly as a string of characters. Also, tags are not automatically assigned to our resources.
486) Tags can easily be authored and managed by console, command line interface or API
487) Resources have their identifiers but the metadata on the resources can even be added after the instance has been created. If we treat tags as friendly names for these data types then we have more tags than earlier and thus expanding the options mentioned above.
488) Tags are also lines of search. When a user gives a search term or terms, very often she is trying to find one item that is not being found. The user has to improve the search terms or invoke a lot more options or dig through voluminous results. Instead, if the lines of search were available as intentions, then we can show results corresponding to them.
489) Tags can generate more tags. Background processing and automation can work with tags to generate more tags. For example, a clustering operation on the existing data using similarity measures on existing tags will generate more tags.
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