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How do You call Your servers ?

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  • karjajkarjaj Member
    edited February 2014

    uvwhsr401nv = Us Virtual(server..) Web Hosting Server 401 Nginx Varnish... 4xx is provider number(my own listing..) and xx1 is first server...

  • city1.country.domain.tld or use... web1./web2. & sql.domain.tld

  • I usually name my servers after planets. My favourite ones are Pluto, Mars and Jupiter. (Yes I know Pluto is technically a minor-planet but...)

  • VPS Nodes: vps01, vps02, and so on. Shared Hosting/Reseller servers: svr01 and so forth.

  • I have a few methods depending on the project i have some projects where all the nodes are the same type of machine not specs but same jobs. So i will name them like this.

    project-airport-dc-number

    if i need to add a type i add it after project or after the dc this is assuming the node names are under a gernal domain name if the nodes are under the projects domain then i removet he project part. what makes this really useful is email lines i can see what project its to if its non production project i may ignore it and then airport code will help because i may put something in some airport code that is not imporant and then so on. the dic is not the real dc but the vender just becse the dc may have up time just dine but the provider stucks

  • rmlhhdrmlhhd Member
    edited February 2014

    I was going down the ingredients route but I'm thinking about changing to food.

    Currently: eggs, flour, salt, pepper etc...

    Thinking about: cheese, pizza, bacon, muesli etc...

  • Names of foods, usually desserts - crepe, custard, kheer, tartufo, etc...

  • Colors :)

  • cyborg, tornado, skyline, alphaxed, cat, angel, evo, tyrone, sphinx

    whatever comes in my mind lol

  • dedicadosdedicados Member
    edited February 2014

    i think all of you should see a doctor.

    i call mines:

    hey server, kitty server... come server.., who is a good server!, sit!, hand!.

  • RadiRadi Host Rep, Veteran

    I used to name them after actresses like actress.domain.com . Now its location.provider.domain.com .

  • Maria, Victoria, Elena, Katherine, Rosmery, etc

  • rapidnoderapidnode Member
    edited February 2014

    Used to name them from Futurama characters, but nowadays it's just ash-ovz-01 etc

  • Hmm, I name them off of scifi starships, but I only have 3 of them atm...

  • Greek Gods

  • emreemre Member, LIR

    fruits, fruits everywhere...

    apple.domain.tld

    banana.domain.tld etc..

    Thanked by 1Abdussamad
  • AutoSnipeAutoSnipe Member
    edited February 2014

    I bans then Greek (and Norse) gods usually.
    I don't know why I just always have.
    But usually the name doesn't match fhe server. One of my RPi's names is THOR.. While my e3/e5 is ares/hades

  • In the old days I always used names from the periodic table. Or animals from Avatar. Both where pretty fun and unused.

  • GunterGunter Member
    edited February 2014

    I use names of gemstones. The only exception was one tremendously horrid VPS, which I named YellowPissStain.network.tld

  • I call them as such: "Here, server, server!"

    Thanked by 1Abdussamad
  • I'm using the names of most luminous stars in the sky, such as Polaris, Antares, Fomalhaut, Procyon, Canopus.. etc. :)

  • OliverOliver Member, Host Rep

    I name mine after LET members who praise me the most.

  • leapswitchleapswitch Patron Provider, Veteran

    After a lot of different naming schemes we settled on -

    Country-city-datacenter-server

    Example USA-AVL-ID-SRV100 is the 100th server in us asheville Immedion dc.

  • After pornstars for how much load they can take.

  • Most of my servers are weather related, though a few are still location based (city name, type, number)

  • pbalazs123pbalazs123 Member
    edited February 2014

    If VPS: vserver(n).(country iso).tld

    If dedi: s(n).(country iso).tld

  • Babylon1, Babylon2, Babylon3, Babylon4, Babylon5, BattlestarGalactica

    image

  • Elements of the periodic table: hydrogen, helium, lithium...

  • vretchvretch Member
    edited February 2014

    Currently I use two naming schemas:

    • hostnames: function like storage, nginx, db, backup etc.
    • named after Discworld series characters

    And yes, I can remember which is which because I choose names basing on functions - i.e. 3 dns servers are named after 3 witches, dns1 is oldest, and dns3 youngest of them ; )
    If I'd have 10 (let's say) DB servers I could name them after Discworld Guards that I perfectly remember.
    This kind of naming is really convinient if You takie it this way. Previously I named them after philosophers, but I've got no clue about philosophy : )

  • sallysally Member

    Only have one VPS and I call it Marilyn. Why Marilyn??
    ...because it goes down faster and more frequently than the actress's underwear!!

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