Fixes to pass unittests (make check)

[ganeti-local] / doc / design-2.2.rst

diff --git a/doc/design-2.2.rst b/doc/design-2.2.rst
index 7916372..5af014a 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/design-2.2.rst
+++ b/doc/design-2.2.rst
@@ -286,8 +286,8 @@ level only, allowing us to easily support non-DRBD instance moves.
 
 Intra-cluster instance moves will re-use the existing export and import
 scripts supplied by instance OS definitions. Unlike simply copying the
-raw data, this allows to use filesystem-specific utilities to dump only
-used parts of the disk and to exclude certain disks from the move.
+raw data, this allows one to use filesystem-specific utilities to dump
+only used parts of the disk and to exclude certain disks from the move.
 Compression should be used to further reduce the amount of data
 transferred.
 
@@ -303,7 +303,7 @@ Workflow
    instance specification and for the public part of an encryption key
 
    - Instance information can already be retrieved using an existing API
-     (``OpQueryInstanceData``).
+     (``OpInstanceQueryData``).
    - An RSA encryption key and a corresponding self-signed X509
      certificate is generated using the "openssl" command. This key will
      be used to encrypt the data sent to the destination cluster.
@@ -317,7 +317,7 @@ Workflow
    instance move with the key received from the source cluster and
    receives the public part of the destination's encryption key
 
-   - The current API to create instances (``OpCreateInstance``) will be
+   - The current API to create instances (``OpInstanceCreate``) will be
      extended to support an import from a remote cluster.
    - A valid, unexpired X509 certificate signed with the destination
      cluster's secret will be required. By verifying the signature, we
@@ -720,12 +720,12 @@ These lists will be modifiable via ``gnt-os modify`` (implemented via
 preseeded into a given state.
 
 For the hidden OSes, they are fully functional except that they are not
-returned in the default OS list (as computed via ``OpDiagnoseOS``),
+returned in the default OS list (as computed via ``OpOsDiagnose``),
 unless the hidden state is requested.
 
 For the blacklisted OSes, they are also not shown (unless the
 blacklisted state is requested), and they are also prevented from
-installation via ``OpCreateInstance`` (in create mode).
+installation via ``OpInstanceCreate`` (in create mode).
 
 Both these attributes are per-OS, not per-variant. Thus they apply to
 all of an OS' variants, and it's impossible to blacklist or hide just