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A library containing standardized trait strings. Used by placement service and clients to ensure consistency.
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README.rst

os-traits

os-traits is an OpenStack library containing standardized trait strings.

Traits are strings that represent a feature of a resource provider hosted by the Placement service. This library contains the catalog of constants that have been standardized in the OpenStack community to refer to a particular hardware, virtualization, storage, network, or device trait.