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Bias Analysis
Bias Types:
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windows_first
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windows_tools
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missing_linux_example
Summary:
The documentation provides some Windows-specific parameters and references (such as Windows domain, cluster, and SQL Server), and these are grouped under dedicated sections. However, there is no equivalent section or explicit mention of Linux-specific parameters, tools, or patterns, despite the fact that most SAP deployments on Azure are Linux-based. The only example YAML and command-line overrides shown are generic and do not demonstrate Linux-specific patterns or tools. Windows-specific terms (e.g., 'Windows cluster service', 'domain_name', 'win_cluster_share_type') are present, but there are no Linux equivalents (e.g., for Linux clustering, authentication, or file system patterns).
Recommendations:
- Add a dedicated section for Linux-specific parameters, such as those related to Linux authentication (e.g., sssd, LDAP), clustering (e.g., Pacemaker, Corosync), or file system mounting patterns.
- Provide Linux-specific examples for overriding parameters, such as sample Ansible playbook commands run from a Linux shell, or examples of Linux-specific YAML configurations.
- Balance the documentation by ensuring that for every Windows-specific parameter or example, a Linux equivalent is provided where applicable.
- Mention Linux tools and patterns explicitly, such as LVM, NFS mount options, or Linux user/group management, especially in sections where Windows tools (like domain or cluster) are discussed.
- Clarify in the introductory sections which parameters or sections are relevant for Linux, Windows, or both, to help users quickly find platform-specific guidance.
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