MIGRATIONS-2243 - Replace 'Shards' verbiage with 'Fragment' in console backfill status #1179
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Description
The customer-facing issue #1172 highlights confusion arising from the use of the term "shard" to describe both console backfill and console snapshot operations. The shard count in a snapshot does not necessarily match the shard count in a backfill. For instance, some indices (and their corresponding shards) may be excluded from the backill. To address this, we propose changing the terminology from "shards" to "worker items" for backfill operations. This change aligns with potential future updates where multiple worker items may be associated with a single shard.
console backfill status --deep-check
displays items as "Work Items" instead of "Shards"Issues Resolved
https://opensearch.atlassian.net/browse/MIGRATIONS-2243
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