03:04:36 #startmeeting docteam 03:04:37 Meeting started Wed Mar 5 03:04:36 2014 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is loquacities. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 03:04:38 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 03:04:40 The meeting name has been set to 'docteam' 03:04:45 heya everyone :) 03:04:48 hi 03:05:03 hey 03:05:06 hi 03:05:14 #topic Action items from the last meeting 03:05:21 i believe we didn't have any :) 03:05:31 #topic Style Guide for config strings going into HACKING.rst 03:05:41 anyone willing to speak to that? 03:06:02 -ve 03:06:10 i think we decided andreas was the guy we needed for that last week 03:06:14 moving on ... 03:06:18 classic andreas 03:06:23 indeed 03:06:28 #topic Operations Guide edits from O'Reilly, master and feature/edits branches 03:06:42 i've seen a bunch of o'reilly edits come through 03:06:46 seems like anne was working on the last round 03:06:58 well there's none open in the queue 03:07:01 so that's good ;) 03:07:05 i think she sent it off to publication yesterday 03:07:05 she might be done, then 03:07:10 oooh 03:07:12 exciting :) 03:07:15 yes 03:07:16 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/q/project:openstack/operations-guide+status:open,n,z 03:07:36 looks promising 03:07:50 #topic Design Summit proposal system will open up this Thurs/Fri 03:08:02 i haven't seen a note about that, has it opened up? 03:08:55 doubt it 03:09:06 i'm sure there would be shouting if it had 03:09:07 everyone is drowning in feature freeze related work 03:09:12 yep, i hear you 03:09:25 #topic API Docs blueprint updated: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Blueprint-os-api-docs 03:09:35 typically it's a little more relaxed than the general cfp 03:09:39 that's more of an FYI at this point 03:09:45 sgordon: true 03:09:46 PTLs have the flexibility to rearrange right up until summit 03:10:02 yep 03:10:14 #topic Giveaways: Oxygen licenses are available, Travel Program for Summit, and Write the Docs in Budapest 03:10:31 not sure if all the oxygen licences are spoken for or not, but email anne if you're interested 03:11:22 and i assume the write the docs ticket is still up for grabs 03:11:37 #topic Installation guide updates for Icehouse 03:11:45 Sam-I-Am: would you like to do the needful, please? 03:11:52 yes! 03:11:57 :) 03:12:31 phil hopkins and i have been trying to get icehouse with ML2 working on ubuntu and rhel derivatives 03:12:38 sgordon has been helping out with the rhel stuff too 03:12:59 neat 03:13:03 so far ubuntu works 03:13:18 the rdo packages have some issues with ml2 03:13:26 i also have ubuntu with nova-net working 03:13:55 meanwhile, i filed a plethora of bugs today regarding other services that need attention in the install guide 03:14:02 cool 03:14:06 feel free to confirm them... and fix them :) 03:14:11 will do 03:14:22 i've been slack on reviews the past couple of days 03:14:28 apologies for my tardiness, and hello 03:14:32 heya slong 03:14:33 'ola 03:14:36 glad you could make it :) 03:14:40 :D 03:14:44 i'm working with the neutron team to determine the best configs before posting those bugs 03:14:52 er, best configs for neutron/ml2 03:14:53 ok, excellent 03:15:10 seems each milestone changes a bunch of stuff 03:15:16 welcome to open source :) 03:15:25 i also started working on architecture diagrams for the install guide 03:15:36 what new ones? 03:15:51 slong: hi summer 03:15:54 slong: the diagrams? 03:15:59 Sam-I-Am: hello :) 03:16:01 yes 03:16:47 we decided that having concise, detailed diagrams explaining the requirements for a nova-net install and a neutron-install would be helpful 03:16:58 the current stuff seems to confuse people 03:17:03 ah, ta 03:17:11 +1, fwiw 03:17:27 trying to come up with an extensible theme we can use consistently throughout the install guide 03:18:09 just curious, what tool are you using to create? 03:18:10 example... what services run on each node, how many net interfaces, sample IPs that make sense, etc. 03:18:22 slong: omnigraffle 03:19:21 so... 03:19:25 mmmm 03:19:25 making a lot of progress 03:19:30 excellent 03:19:34 is it going to be a problem for people who need to update it later 03:19:34 thanks Sam-I-Am :) 03:19:41 that it is os/x only and proprietary? 03:19:45 just looked, exactly. 03:19:48 we have a lot of problems with consistent visual style 03:19:58 because nobody can ever get the same tool(s) to use when updating 03:20:00 sgordon: its osx. it exports svg though. not sure what else to use. 03:20:07 inkscape? 03:20:14 inkscape would be the most accessible 03:20:18 i thought the main issue was exporting in something vectorized 03:20:20 not that that really helps with consistency of style 03:20:59 an images library would be helpful 03:21:11 i only really used omnigraffle because i've used it for years and it makes professional-looking stuff 03:21:35 i can probably re-do them in inkscape 03:22:02 omnigraffle is kind of like visio 03:22:02 If it's an svg, inkscape can use it. 03:22:24 i can connect things, group stuff, etc. 03:23:14 does inkscape support those things? 03:23:31 yeah, i have used it relatively successfully 03:23:43 cool. i'll take a look at it tomorrow. 03:23:48 as loquacities says a library of templates would be handy though 03:24:03 stuff like "this is the representation we are going to use for a compute node, always" 03:24:12 yeah 03:24:22 yeah 03:24:27 trying to figure out the best way to go about that... 03:24:46 you could just put something on the wiki, in the first instance 03:25:19 that might work 03:25:29 can i give you an action item? 03:25:54 loquacities: yeah... i'll see what i can do. is this for general standardization of diagrams? 03:26:16 maybe just starting a wiki page for now? 03:26:28 start small ;) 03:26:44 Sam-I-Am, ideally if we have the bits you use to build these ones in a wiki we can then ensure they are used for future image updates 03:26:49 and continue to build it out 03:26:53 what sgordon said 03:27:03 or i just live forever :) 03:27:09 in the cloud, of course 03:27:16 ideally we would convince the UX group to get interested ;) 03:27:25 #action Sam-I-Am to add the image elements he is using to a wiki page, as the beginnings of an image library 03:27:44 we all live forever in the cloud :P 03:27:50 sgordon: +1 03:28:00 ok, moving on ... 03:28:02 there's a UX group? 03:28:06 #topic Docs core, docs team 03:28:22 #link https://plus.google.com/communities/100954512393463248122 03:28:25 this was discussed at the last APAC meeting with annegentle, and i'm not sure there's been progress since then 03:28:52 i havent heard anything 03:29:00 yeah 03:29:06 and as y'all know, i never sleep :) 03:29:09 :) 03:29:10 lol 03:29:18 ok, let's leave it at that, then 03:29:26 #topic Next APAC F2F 03:29:37 so i really enjoyed the f2f we had last meeting 03:29:44 Twas good 03:29:46 and it was discussed there that we should do it regularly 03:29:59 Every other month? 03:30:03 Every third month? 03:30:17 yeah, i like the idea of every other month 03:30:41 +1 03:30:42 evry 2nd month - cool 03:30:43 which makes the next one either the 9th or the 23rd of april, i think 03:30:44 +1 to that 03:30:47 +1 03:30:59 are red hat happy to host again? 03:31:16 sure 03:31:20 awesome 03:31:27 any preferences for the 9th or the 23rd? 03:31:36 *raises hand* can we has pizza? 03:31:42 indubitably 03:31:45 Super :D 03:31:46 i vote for a later date 03:31:55 that's a vote for the 23rd 03:32:01 anyone else have an opinion? 03:32:05 oh wait 03:32:08 * slong looks at calendar 03:32:15 I go for the 23rd.... Rooki-o, loquacities ? 03:32:15 ddomingo: ... 03:32:26 that'd be earlier, Alexandra 03:32:28 9th would be better 03:32:37 loquacities, I know, hence, i'd like the 23rd. 03:32:37 but that's not finalised yet 03:32:38 Couple of people gone on the 23rd 03:32:43 loquacities, no, it's not. 03:32:43 * Sam-I-Am feels left out 03:32:44 +1 for the 9th, i think we have... things. 03:32:56 Sam-I-Am: should come over here 03:32:56 ok, i think we're tending towards the 9th 03:33:05 wat ddomingo said.. 03:33:06 slong: i told you i'd trade spaces 03:33:07 which might mean Alexandra and i have a conflict, but that's not confirmed yet 03:33:07 9th ++ 03:33:15 ok, let's run with the 9th for now, then 03:33:19 ddomingo: truth 03:33:29 Sam-I-Am: and we're moving into autumn, lovely in Brisbane. 03:33:42 #action loquacities and slong to organise an APAC f2f for 9 April at Red Hat 03:33:44 slong: think its going to snow cats and dogs here 03:33:52 that sounds painful 03:33:53 Sam-I-Am, +1 03:33:54 furry... 03:34:00 weather is stuck in a loop, needs a reboot 03:34:03 #topic Open discussion 03:34:07 sgordon: lol 03:34:10 anything else? 03:34:15 we have the room for another 25 minutes 03:34:39 ciao 03:34:44 not much here. trying to get things done before the icehouse release. 03:34:51 just one quick question 03:34:57 yes ddomingo? 03:35:05 lets haveit 03:35:10 are there any steps being taken to rouse more core reviewers/approvers? 03:35:12 don? 03:35:13 I'm after dommmmm 03:35:21 don* 03:35:27 keyboard. 03:35:29 ddomingo: not that i'm aware of 03:35:32 wasnt that one of the topics in here? 03:35:38 yes, the voting thing 03:35:49 Anne was going to look into it. 03:35:50 all of my latest merges have been approved only by Tom F and Andreas J 03:35:55 yes, annegentle is undecided as to whether we should move to voting for core 03:36:07 lets vote about voting 03:36:11 loquacities: would you like to ask where she's at with that? 03:36:13 afaik, she's also taking steps to weed out unresponsive core members 03:36:21 slong: i'm happy to email her about it 03:36:27 ta 03:36:36 so, right now she's kind of pruning the list 03:36:42 ^ +1 03:36:51 where is the list of members? 03:36:54 * Sam-I-Am needs more hours in the day to work on content, triage bugs, fix bugs, and review patches :/ 03:37:03 and then she'll make a decision about whether to stick with the existing process, or move to a voting system 03:37:16 #action loquacities to chase annegentle about core team changes 03:37:24 Sam-I-Am: a clone would be good 03:37:26 thanks loquacities 03:37:30 brucer: i'm not sure if that's public anywhere 03:37:32 np ddomingo 03:37:34 slong: isn't there a nova command for that? 03:37:35 ok 03:37:45 lol 03:37:45 but i can ask that too :) 03:38:11 Anybody going to the Tech Girls are Superheroes in Brisbane? 03:38:12 Alexandra: you had a q? 03:38:22 slong: no, it seemed really expensive 03:38:32 although i would have liked to have gone 03:38:33 Down now to $20 03:38:37 oh! 03:38:40 that changes things 03:38:41 i'll check it out 03:38:44 Yes, was at 75, don't know what they were thinking 03:38:47 Yeah, the RH'ers. When I was there, before I left... some of the QE guys did a Git talk. I think it was Marco? But I"m blanking hardcore. 03:38:49 amen 03:38:57 Any chance someone could find out and see if I can get the slides? 03:39:22 Peter Hutterer? 03:39:29 brucer, was it Peter? 03:39:34 It was Peter 03:39:39 Alexandra: yeah, he did one 03:39:43 Oh cool! Is he in freenode? 03:39:44 and Siopn Baird did one too 03:39:53 Simon 03:39:55 Hahahha 03:39:56 Siopn 03:39:58 Alexandra: yeah as whot 03:40:02 sounds celtic 03:40:04 I was there for Simon's i'm fairly sure. 03:40:13 Alexandra: thats Simon in Gaelic 03:40:20 Could someone do me a huge favour and grab their slides for me? 03:40:29 I wrote notes, but can't seem to find them. 03:40:33 OK, can do 03:40:44 Thanks brucer! 03:40:59 cool, ok, was there any other business? 03:41:30 i'm good 03:41:42 nope 03:41:54 ok, thanks everyone :) 03:41:58 thanks! 03:42:03 thx :) 03:42:08 #endmeeting