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Consider most of these done. ec2 aws ebs s3 cloudfront ami elb Like you, I'm not sure what to do with the RDS tag, because RDS is as you mentioned a very commonly used Windows tag. Especially now that …

Done. I'm not sure if they were the right way around (personally I prefer hyphenated tags), but the non-hypen version had more tags.

Done Actually, on further investigation, it looks like the correct tag for Apache MQ is activemq, so I will probably synonym apache-mq to activemq unless there's a good reason not to?

I have merged your accounts together. Because you are an un-registered account, a change of computer or cookies etc will cause you to lose your association. I suggest you log in using a real account …

All done

I have re-opened it for you since your revisions. Sometimes close votes get inertia and get closed even after the revisions.

I have re-opened it, however it's unfortunately still off-topic for server fault. Good news though - it's totally not off-topic for our ubuntu-specific site, so I will move it there for you.

As a user who only came onboard with Server Fault (haven't done any programming in years), I can't help but feel left a little bit cold when it comes to meta and the blog. You see, they're hosted on …

Done. I feel dirty because the One True Spelling is datecentre, but I think I can live with this one.

Problem is that team-foundation-server has fewer questions than tfs which means an automated synonym won't work. Let me see what I can spin up from the mod tools. All done

It looks like lvm is the more popular tag, and we're not meant to include version numbers unless critical, so I'll merge them into lvm

All of the questions with printerdriver were also tagged with another relevant printing tag, so I merged it into drivers as well.

Ok. Merged: virtualhost <- virtual-host virtualhost <- virtual-hosts virtualhost <- virtualhosts I have not done virtual-hosting because those questions actually seem to relate to VPS's and not apac …

So, it turns out that I'm the curlprit of creating datacentre, and it was only used once ;) Doesn't make me feel any less dirty about marking this as status-completed though.

I've just been around filling in some tag wikis for a bunch of DNS related tags, and I noticed the following: a-record cname ptr a-record doesn't fit the same naming scheme as the rest. Probably bec …