Remove 1:16, 1:32 and -disk flavors from recommended list.

Standards/scs-0103-v1-standard-flavors.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ track: IaaS
 description: |
   The SCS-0103 standard outlines mandatory and recommended specifications for flavors and properties in OpenStack
   environments to ensure uniformity across SCS clouds. Mandatory and recommended flavors are defined with specific
-  configurations of vCPUs, vCPU types, RAM, and root disk sizes, alongside extra specs like scs:name-vN, scs:cpu-type,
+  configurations of vCPUs, vCPU types, RAM, and root disk sizes, alongside extra_specs like scs:name-vN, scs:cpu-type,
   and scs:diskN-type to detail the flavor's specifications. This standard facilitates guaranteed availability and
   consistency of flavors, simplifying the deployment process for DevOps teams.
 ---
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Note that this is v1.2 of this standard. See the closing section for more detail
 
 ## Terminology
 
-extra_specs
+extra\_specs:
   Additional properties on an OpenStack flavor, see
   [OpenStack Nova user documentation](https://docs.openstack.org/nova/2024.1/user/flavors.html#extra-specs)
   and
@@ -33,9 +33,9 @@ OpenStack providers thus typically offer a large selection of flavors.
 While flavors can be discovered (`openstack flavor list`), it is helpful for users (DevOps teams),
 to have a guaranteed set of flavors available on all SCS clouds, so these need not be discovered.
 
-## Properties (extra_specs)
+## Properties (extra\_specs)
 
-The following extra_specs are recognized, together with the respective semantics:
+The following extra\_specs are recognized, together with the respective semantics:
 
 - `scs:name-vN=NAME` (where `N` is a positive integer, and `NAME` is some string) means that
   `NAME` is a valid name for this flavor according to any major version of the [SCS standard on
@@ -53,22 +53,22 @@ The following extra_specs are recognized, together with the respective semantics
 
 Whenever ANY of these are present on ANY flavor, the corresponding semantics must be satisfied.
 
-The extra_spec `scs:name-vN` is to be interpreted as "name variant N". This name scheme is designed to be
+The extra\_spec `scs:name-vN` is to be interpreted as "name variant N". This name scheme is designed to be
 backwards compatible with v1.0 of this standard, where `scs:name-vN` is interpreted as
 "name according to naming standard vN". We abandon this former interpretation for two reasons:
 
 1. the naming standards admit multiple (even many) names for the same flavor, and we want to provide a means
    of advertising more than one of them (said standards recommend using two: a short one and a long one),
 2. the same flavor name may be valid according to multiple versions at the same time, which would lead to
-   a pollution of the extra_specs with redundant properties; for instance, the name
+   a pollution of the extra\_specs with redundant properties; for instance, the name
    `SCS-4V-16` is valid for both [scs-0100-v2](scs-0100-v2-flavor-naming.md) and
    [scs-0100-v3](scs-0100-v3-flavor-naming.md), and, since it does not use any extension, it will be valid
    for any future version that only changes the extensions, such as the GPU vendor and architecture.
 
 Note that it is not required to use consecutive numbers to number the name variants.
 This way, it becomes easier to remove a single variant (no "closing the gap" required).
 
-If extra_specs of the form `scs:name-vN` are used to specify SCS flavor names, it is RECOMMENDED to include
+If extra\_specs of the form `scs:name-vN` are used to specify SCS flavor names, it is RECOMMENDED to include
 names for the latest stable major version of the standard on flavor naming.
 
 ## Standard SCS flavors
@@ -122,17 +122,17 @@ flavors with more RAM than the ones above, they should try to use these.
 | Recommended name | vCPUs  | vCPU type     | RAM [GiB]  | Root disk [GB]  | Disk type  |
 | ---------------- | ------ | ------------- | ---------- | --------------- | ---------- |
 | SCS-16V-64       |     16 | shared-core   |         64 |                 |            |
-| SCS-16V-64-100   |     16 | shared-core   |         64 |             100 | (any)      |
 | SCS-8V-64        |      8 | shared-core   |         64 |                 |            |
 | SCS-16V-128      |     16 | shared-core   |        128 |                 |            |
-| SCS-8V-64-100    |      8 | shared-core   |         64 |             100 | (any)      |
-| SCS-16V-128-100  |     16 | shared-core   |        128 |             100 | (any)      |
-| SCS-4V-64        |      4 | shared-core   |         64 |                 |            |
-| SCS-8V-128       |      8 | shared-core   |        128 |                 |            |
-| SCS-4V-64-100    |      4 | shared-core   |         64 |             100 | (any)      |
-| SCS-8V-128-100   |      8 | shared-core   |        128 |             100 | (any)      |
-| SCS-4V-128       |      4 | shared-core   |        128 |                 |            |
-| SCS-4V-128-100   |      4 | shared-core   |        128 |             100 | (any)      |
+
+Note that no flavors with disks have been added here; providers are of course welcome to
+also add variants with unspecified (e.g. `-200`) or ssd+ (e.g. `-200s`) disk types.
+Sticking to the 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000 schedule for disk sizes is recommended
+in that case to avoid unnecessary fragmentation.
+
+Likewise, flavors with more vCPUs (e.g. `-32V`, `-64V`) may be added and we recommend
+sticking to powers of two and to keep the vCPU to GiB RAM ratios 1:2, 1:4 and 1:8,
+unless customers have very specific demands.
 
 ### Guarantees and properties