Replace occurrences of old names of products, when deploying to new server

[jpmckinney]

'ocdskit-web' will become confusing over time, as we (and new users) will forget that it was the old name for Toucan.

[ghost]

Is that https://github.com/open-contracting/deploy/blob/master/salt-config/roster#L13 ?

In fairness we could probably rename most of those machine names :-) They are only used internally by salt. Need to be careful tho, to make sure right variables are still applied.

[jpmckinney]

'ocdskit-web' also occurs in filenames and in other files. It'll be less confusing in future if we use Toucan consistently across all repos, documentation, etc.

The other machine names at least roughly correspond to FQDNs, so they are not going to be confusing (in the same way).

[ghost]

Fair point. When doing this we'll have to be a bit careful; if you just change the salt rule to install a Apache config called "toucan" instead of "webkit", say, it won't automatically remove the old one - so you'll end up with 2 Apache configs, and so on. Might be a bit of downtime, just 5 mins or so. All doable tho; prioritise away.

[ghost]

Toucan: Rename some ocdskit-web occurrences in deploy repository

[jpmckinney]

As part of this we can start documenting what types of Salt configuration changes require removing earlier configurations (e.g. renaming configuration files).

Update: See https://ocdsdeploy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/how-to/update.html#remove-content

[jpmckinney]

There are now only 3 occurrences in toucan_pillar.sls and toucan.sls. Changing those are low priority. We can replace them if/when we need to rebuild the server.

[jpmckinney]

Similarly, there are a few occurrences of scrape instead of collect viz. Kingfisher Collect.

[jpmckinney]

Toucan will be decommissioned, so that is no longer an issue. As shared on Slack:

Once the new flattening tool is deployed, Toucan will just be a web interface to OCDS Kit. However, web analytics show very low usage (low tens of users per month, mostly from Paraguay, the UK and Canada, which is where our teams work). To free up time and resources for more impactful work, Toucan will therefore be decommissioned. People who can’t install OCDS Kit locally will be referred to the OCDS Kit tutorial notebook, and Flatten Tool users will be directed to the new flattening tool.

[jpmckinney]

Similarly, there are a few occurrences of scrape instead of collect viz. Kingfisher Collect.

The helpdesk deployment of Collect is expected to last a while (at least until we upgrade the OS), and it's not worth the effort to get everyone to change their log-in info, so I'll close this issue. We'll likely/hopefully notice the possible renaming when re-deploying.