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I’ve always named my droplets as FQDN, it just seemed natural to do it that way. So most of the droplet I own are accessible from the web, since it was needed.
So here I am, wanting to create the first machine I need that doesn’t have to be accessible from the web. How should I name it? I know I could name it as FQDN and just not setup the DNS for it, but is there any other advantages to FQDN other than being a logical choice for internet accessibility? Does it change anything to name a machine that isn’t though to be accessible via the web as something else than FQDN?