16:00:04 #startmeeting cinder 16:00:05 Meeting started Wed Apr 4 16:00:04 2018 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is smcginnis. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 16:00:06 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 16:00:08 The meeting name has been set to 'cinder' 16:00:14 Hi 16:00:18 Ping list: DuncanT diablo_rojo, diablo_rojo_phon, rajinir tbarron xyang xyang1 e0ne gouthamr thingee erlontpsilva patrickeast tommylikehu eharney geguileo smcginnis lhx_ lhx__ aspiers jgriffith moshele hwalsh felipemonteiro lpetrut 16:00:25 #topic rollcall 16:00:30 hi 16:00:30 hi! o/ 16:00:35 hi 16:00:47 hello 16:01:29 o/ 16:01:40 hi 16:01:49 OK, seems a bit light, but we can get going. 16:01:50 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/cinder-queens-meeting-agendas 16:02:05 Looks like we are currently around line 50. 16:02:10 #topic Announcements 16:02:29 I guess the only announcement I have is I am running the meeting while Jay is on vacation. :) 16:02:39 smcginnis: you're the vice-PTL xD 16:02:46 Hah ;) 16:02:55 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/cinder-spec-review-tracking Spec review tracking 16:03:03 Normal reminder of the tracking etherpad. 16:03:13 Not sure if it's been updated recently, but still some good things to check on there. 16:03:37 It would be great to get attention to any outstanding specs that we discussed at the PTG that we would like to get in Rocky. 16:03:44 <_alastor_> o/ 16:04:11 There are also a few new drivers, but I last I looked, most of them carried over from past cycles appear to have decided not to continue with them. 16:04:32 Oh, I guess one more announcement in case it wasn't seen on the ML. 16:04:42 The next release has been officially named "Stein". 16:05:06 And all I have to say about that is marketing folks better take full advantage of that release name in Germany. 16:05:36 Stein: a large earthenware beer mug. 16:05:47 #topic Check-in on HA development progress 16:05:58 geguileo: I think this is the point where Jay prods you. :) 16:06:11 :) 16:06:33 we were just talking about it in the cinder channel 16:06:46 Ah. 16:06:57 Anything we should record for the meeting logs? 16:07:32 hi 16:07:33 I need to update a spec for HA scheduler with more details 16:07:51 e0ne: Do you have the spec link handy? 16:08:08 I think, geguileo can confirm that backups-via-scheduler shouldn't be blocked by HA scheduler 16:08:15 geguileo: am I right? 16:08:35 smcginnis: here is it https://review.openstack.org/#/c/556529/ 16:08:48 I'll update it with more details later this week 16:08:56 Thanks. So anyone interested, please watch for updates to that patch. ^^ 16:09:21 e0ne, geguileo: Anything else we should bring up in the meeting about HA for now? 16:09:32 * geguileo hides 16:09:36 :) 16:09:38 smcginnis: unfortunately not yet 16:09:46 nothing for me. I hope, we'll have more details and discussion next week 16:09:57 OK, thanks! 16:10:11 np 16:10:13 #topic Stable policy changes 16:10:24 I know Jay wants to be here for this discussion. 16:10:35 smcginnis: are we allowed to backport fixes for Pike now? 16:10:38 So for now, just a heads up for everyone on changes to stable. 16:10:41 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/552733 16:10:51 looks like 'yes', but I'm not sure yet 16:10:57 so i do think we need to adjust things a bit, or at least solidify the thinking here 16:11:07 e0ne: The overall policy has been relaxed, so we are now allowed to backport a little more than we used to. 16:11:22 Part of it is up to the projects to decide. 16:11:30 It is "allowed". 16:11:52 eharney: I think that's the part Jay wanted to be here for. 16:12:06 we've tended to be a bit too conservative with this, but we're trending in the right direction 16:12:07 so, we need to go the decision what should we backport to stable/pike or to driverfixes/pike 16:12:16 Personally, I think we can relax things and allow backports for things that are low risk. 16:12:17 no 16:12:24 driverfixes/pike won't exist for now, right? 16:12:42 eharney, e0ne: Right. Jay has a patch out there to create one, but I think that can be abandoned now. 16:12:43 eharney: that was my question 16:12:45 so anything that we would have been landing in driverfixes needs to go into stble/pike instead 16:12:54 stable* 16:12:55 eharney: +1 16:12:58 We should be able to backport driver fixes. 16:13:22 And now we should probably go through and make sure changes that went into driverfixes/ocata get over to stable/ocata. 16:13:44 So for now, just watch and block any attempts to backport features or major changes. 16:13:51 But I think we can allow other things. 16:14:02 smcginnis: it could be quite challenging 16:14:09 And we should probably discuss next week when Jay is back to make sure things are clear. 16:14:14 my wireless just died... maybe missed some things 16:14:19 what's quite challenging? 16:14:19 smcginnis: how about CI? 16:14:20 e0ne: Getting ocata changes into stable? 16:14:42 ganso: Our current policy doesn't require running against stable patches. 16:15:01 But it is allowed and maybe encouraged if you can and you want to make sure nothing breaks. 16:15:04 so that's in line with what I'm doing atm: allowing fixes that *would* have gone to driverfixes to go to stable/{ocata,pike} 16:15:27 and thinking about maintaining them for other patches 16:15:28 tbarron: Great! Yeah, I think it would be good for us to be consistent about what we are allowing. 16:15:36 smcginnis: yes. there shouldn't be merge conflicts, but I know how could it be painful for downstream maintainers to do such "backports" 16:15:46 we will be considering more non-driver fixes, too, let's not just get stuck on the drivers here 16:15:51 e0ne: Yeah, true. 16:16:00 eharney: True as well. 16:16:07 eharney: agree, that's just the immediate and easiest case I think 16:16:12 This does open things up to more than just driver fixes. 16:16:41 which is really needed, because for a long time our stable branches have been too short lived and too conservative to really serve what people need from them 16:16:55 +1000 16:17:02 eharney: +1 16:18:26 Part of the reasoning for this was we were EOLing branches right about the time downstream consumers were actually picking them up and finding issues. 16:18:33 yep 16:18:47 +1 16:18:49 No real world user has ever gotten past Newton. 16:19:14 Swanson: Hah, talking to ops folks, that's mostly a true statement. 16:19:31 #topic Open discussion 16:19:39 Anyone else have anything for today? 16:20:37 I'll take that as a no. :) 16:21:02 see you next week 16:21:09 toodles 16:21:12 Thanks everyone. 16:21:17 #endmeeting