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--- concepts:zones_repositories [2017/08/24 23:25] – dcumming
+++ concepts:zones_repositories [2025/01/21 22:07] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====== Zones and Repositories ======
-===== Overview =====
 The purpose of this section is to explain the concept of Zones and Repositories and how these objects interact to facilitate a flexible storage solution in TapeTrack.
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   * Walmart needs seating for 210 people, so we will give them seats 1 through 210 in the Purple Room.
   * Berkshire Hathaway needs seating for 190 people, so we will give them seats 1 through 190 in the Red Room.
-  * Apple needs seating for 250 people, and don't mind dining in 2 rooms so we give them 200 seats in the Blue Room, seats 191 through 200 in the Red Room, and seats 211 through 250 seats in the Purple Room.
+  * Apple needs seating for 250 people, and don't mind dining in multiple rooms so we give them 200 seats in the Blue Room, seats 191 through 200 in the Red Room, and seats 211 through 250 seats in the Purple Room.
   * Exxon Mobile need 400 seats, so we give them seats 1 through 400 in the Orange Room.
   * McKesson needs 80 seats, so we give them seats 1 through 80 in the Green Room.
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   - There are 5 diners from both CVS Health and General Motors seated at table 13 in the Green Room.
   - There are 5 diners from AT&T and 15 diners from General Motors at table 21 in the Orange Room.
 ===== The Analogy =====
-In this analogy each of the rooms represents a Zone, and each of the bookings represents a Repository.
+In this analogy each of the rooms represents a Zone, each of the seats represent a slot and each of the bookings represents a Repository.
 A booking can occupy one or more rooms, and a room can be occupied by one or more reservations.