BIND 10 #1901: be consistent with bind10 or boss or bob name

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#1901: be consistent with bind10 or boss or bob name
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            Reporter:  jreed         |                        Owner:
                Type:  defect        |                       Status:  new
            Priority:  medium        |                    Milestone:  New
           Component:  Boss of BIND  |  Tasks
           Sensitive:  0             |                     Keywords:
         Sub-Project:  Core          |              Defect Severity:  N/A
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 1) The bind10 process log message identifier is "BIND10". That is
 consistent.

 2) The name of the bind10 logger is "b10-boss". Note that the logger API
 documentation says "This should be set to the name of the program." It is
 not.

 3) The child logger name is also "boss" (i.e. [b10-boss.boss]).

 4) The bind10 specification is named bob.spec.

 5) The bob.spec defines module name as "Boss".

 6) The bob.spec command descriptions use a mix of "BIND 10" and "boss".

 7) The code has a BoB class.

 8) Some stats collected for bind10 are identified with "Boss" owner.

 9) Control channel is identified as "boss".

 10) API docs and code use "boss" term.

 11) The bind10 log messages uses "boss" many times including once as part
 of a bind10 message identifier.

 The "boss" or "bob" name is not based on process name and may be confusing
 to users.

 We need to choose a name (b10-boss? bind10? bob? b10-bob? b10-bind10?)

 Whatever we decide should be consistently used in logging, documentation,
 configurations, etc.

 (jinmei and I discussed this a little in jabber.)

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