docs: add design doc diagrams (#495)

* Add missing Host Aggregates page * Add diagrams to Region and AZ cloud design pages
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diff --git a/docs/assets/images/cloud-hierarchy-az.png b/docs/assets/images/cloud-hierarchy-az.png
diff --git a/docs/assets/images/cloud-hierarchy-region.png b/docs/assets/images/cloud-hierarchy-region.png
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diff --git a/docs/openstack-cloud-design-az.md b/docs/openstack-cloud-design-az.md
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 Ultimately, because it has no real physical analogue, an Availability Zone is a fancy way of defining a failure domain.  What this allows you to do in your cloud design is define an Availability Zone to best suit how you want to separate resources for failure.
 
+![Availability Zones in Cloud Hierarchy](assets/images/cloud-hierarchy-az.png)
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 ## Designing Services for Multiple Available Zones
 
 !!! info "To Do"
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     - Neutron
     - Cinder
 
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 ## Sharing Services Across Availability Zones
 
 !!! info "To Do"

diff --git a/docs/openstack-cloud-design-regions.md b/docs/openstack-cloud-design-regions.md
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 Regions are separate physical locations served by a single cloud.  In OpenStack, a Region is defined as an independently deployed cloud excepting Keystone and Horizon or Skyline.
 
+![Regions in Cloud Hierarchy](assets/images/cloud-hierarchy-region.png)
 
 ## Designing Services for Multiple Available Zones
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		Regions are separate physical locations served by a single cloud. In OpenStack, a Region is defined as an independently deployed cloud excepting Keystone and Horizon or Skyline.

		![Regions in Cloud Hierarchy](assets/images/cloud-hierarchy-region.png)

		## Designing Services for Multiple Available Zones

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