14:01:23 #startmeeting glance 14:01:23 Meeting started Thu Aug 13 14:01:23 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is nikhil_k. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 14:01:24 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 14:01:27 The meeting name has been set to 'glance' 14:01:30 #topic agenda and roll call 14:01:36 o/ 14:01:38 o/ 14:01:39 o/ 14:01:39 o/ 14:01:44 o/ 14:02:13 o/ 14:02:25 As we are in the liberty-3 and trying to wrap things up with features and stability of Glance, guess we should give some time for that discussion. And we have a small agenda today 14:02:29 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/glance-team-meeting-agenda 14:03:14 ativelkov: dshakhray : any one available for quick update on artifacts meeting notes? if anything important to be brought up now? 14:04:08 I think there wasnt many people at it, so there wasnt much of a meeting 14:04:29 nikhil_k: here, sorry for delay 14:04:49 The meeting on monday didn't get much attendance 14:05:07 General update: we have a bunch of bugs related to artifacts list filtering 14:05:27 Ah I see, can find 3 people on the list here: #link http://eavesdrop.openstack.org/meetings/glance_artifacts/2015/glance_artifacts.2015-08-10-14.03.html 14:05:50 * flaper87 wonders if meetbot can parse in-line tags 14:06:03 nikhil_k: thanks for the link 14:06:18 So, that minutes contain a list of open bugs I was talking about 14:07:07 I am working on these bugs, some are already fixed and are waiting for more functional tests to be written 14:07:27 mfedosin will be back from his PTO next week, will join us as well 14:07:41 ativelkov: I think we need triage on at least one of them. you got reviewers working with you on them? 14:07:59 cool, guess that answers it 14:08:24 Yeah, I expect dshakhray to help me with that as well 14:08:34 o/ sry for being late 14:08:44 nice 14:09:16 That's all from artifacts side 14:09:27 So, I had to be offline/afk on Tuesday as well but guessing we skipped the drivers meeting as I see no logs 14:09:38 nikhil_k: yeah 14:09:49 rosmaita: please correct me if I am wrong. I missed your ping and didn't get to it until late yday 14:09:52 thanks flaper87 14:10:06 nikhil_k: you are correct 14:10:15 Thanks 14:10:26 Moving on. 14:10:33 I guess we could do a quick sync after the meeting or just wait till next week's 14:10:41 #topic changes still being accepted for V1? 14:10:55 flaper87: sure, after this meeting sg 14:11:15 bunting: guess, that's you? 14:11:23 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/211636/ 14:11:34 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/203948 14:11:37 Yeah, the patch i put up there has diffrent opinions on what should be allowed to change v1 14:11:46 I've seen some of us giving -1 for v1 changes and others not 14:11:49 I was looking at those patches and I'm leaning towards generalizing the answer to that question as: We accept fixes for bugs with severity >=high 14:11:57 or prob medium? 14:12:09 flaper87: I'd say >= high 14:12:17 sigmavirus24: +1 14:12:19 here's the thing, changing 200 to 403 doesn't seem acceptable 14:12:19 And I'm not saying just CVEs because I believe we can't do that until Nova moves to v2 14:12:23 sigmavirus24: +1 14:12:27 fixing a 500 is fine 14:12:45 Fixing a 500 probably shouldn't break other services 14:12:57 Changing 200 to 403 seems more likely to have that affect 14:13:11 I think there is a bigger problem here 14:13:27 that's my view to it as well ... leaving known condition leading to 500 is not really acceptable as long as Nova is still relying on it, but that 200 ->403 is something we have blocked similars before 14:13:36 Nova stores the image ref in the immutable sys meta and if id changes then base ref for the snapshot can become useless 14:13:36 I think there's kind of two factors: impact of the bug and the risk/scope of the fix 14:14:08 mclaren: ++ 14:14:16 So, it might be a catch22 if Nova needs this but other clients are affected in a way that 403 becomes unacceptable 14:14:25 While I agree with mclaren, I'd like us to not answer this with: "We'll evaluate on each bug" 14:14:37 because that creates confusion and we'll get back to this discussion later 14:15:12 if the bug has a reasonable impact, then lets set the severity to high and fix it regardless the impact of the fix 14:15:12 Agree that this becomes subjective to each bug. 14:15:14 should we make modified list based on the stable branch rules of acceptable changes to Images v1 API? 14:15:24 note that we're talking about master v1 here, not stable branches 14:15:39 jokke_: yeah a good policy seems like something we need for v1 14:15:54 especially since v1 is no longer current, but "supported" 14:16:00 flaper87: yes, that's why I said modified, but we seem to agree pretty close to stable ruleset on the v1 api already 14:16:15 jokke_: yeah, my message was supposed to arrive before yours 14:16:16 damnyou 14:16:37 yeah, something akin to 'stable' seams reasonable 14:16:42 no backwards incompatibilities, no big risky changes, no new functionalities 14:16:52 and properly triaged bugs 14:16:57 with severity >= high 14:17:21 I'm not sure if severity high is really reasonable 14:17:40 it is after all unfortunately still in Liberty our main production api 14:18:07 All this is subject to discussion per bug. Severity can be incresed or decreased as per requirement and they can be flexible per deployer. 14:18:38 nikhil_k: agreed but I'd like us to have a policy. Even stable backports are subject per patch/bug but we still have some guidelines 14:18:42 But agree that having a set of guidelines can be helpful 14:18:50 damn it, I should've waited 14:18:51 :P 14:19:17 I guess we can take this review as a starting point for drafting one 14:19:26 yes please 14:19:30 nikhil_k: that's kind of why I'd like to leave that severity req away from there. I don't want us triaging the bug severity just based on that some bug happens to affect us and we want the fix in. If it can be flexible, lets just leave it away from requirements 14:20:27 but I think severity could be an important factor 14:20:44 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/liberty-glance-v1-changes-policy 14:20:50 accepting a bug fix for a bug marked as low, as much as we don't want, could end up introducing a new bug 14:21:14 if we leave out wishlist/low/etc we reduce the chances to break v1 by fixing it 14:21:30 medium might be reasonable if we want it to be more flexible 14:21:46 flaper87: I'd like to see us finding the cycles to fix them mediums from the list first before we start worrying the low ones ;P 14:22:14 jokke_: we are not the only ones coding on Glance ;) 14:22:28 other contributors could pick bugs and work on them 14:22:49 if we leave low v1 bugs open, we're basically saying we're good with ppl fixing them 14:23:26 flaper87: I find hard time to prioritise them in my reviews and most probably it's really not low impact if someone has energy to bug me enough to review it :P 14:24:08 jokke_: and I have to disagree... *cough*patches give you free access to the summit*cough* 14:24:18 (just to mention one random case) 14:24:24 anyway... moving on 14:25:08 Okay, please add your coughs, oops I mean thoughts on the etherpad 14:25:24 rofl 14:25:32 :) 14:25:33 #topic Reviews, Bugs and Releases 14:25:43 may I go first? 14:25:48 I'll have to drop in a bit 14:25:51 erm, leave 14:25:54 you got it 14:26:06 go ahead 14:26:10 thank you 14:26:44 flaper87: I think that's a good point, we perhaps should start clening the bugs out as well 14:26:57 I just wanted to +1 what you said at the beginning of the meeting. lets focus on stabilizing and helping needed features to be completed. I'd like to bring to your attention the automatic task triggering spec: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/188388/ 14:27:03 rosmaita: dropped some interesting comments 14:27:16 ty 14:27:25 the reason I'm bringing it up again is because most the +1's on that spec, AFAICT, come from OPs 14:27:38 it's a needed feature and I believe we still have time 14:27:48 however, I'd love to hear your feedback on the impact and likelihood 14:28:06 that's it from me 14:28:09 and thanks :) 14:28:14 I think I need "Explain it to me like I'm five" run on that ... I have just really gard time to get grasp it 14:28:18 oh yeah, I never added thoughts from irc to the review. thanks for the reminder. I think there has been some dilemma in terms of how this can impact the behavior of Glance. 14:28:20 "of it" 14:28:54 nikhil_k: yeah, I'm happy to talk more about it if that helps 14:28:56 The main worry was we can establish the immutability clause but guess that is stil an open question on the feature 14:29:15 I don't think it'll change the way Glance operates but I might be missing something 14:29:23 Otherwise, I think we may need something like this for singleton API effort 14:29:48 flaper87: i'm not clear on what the workflow is for using the trigger tasks 14:29:52 I'll reply to rosmaita comments later today but before submitting a new version, I'd like to collect other folks' comments too 14:29:59 oops 14:30:03 :D 14:30:09 :) 14:30:16 I don't want to take the meeting time but I'll explain all that soon 14:30:24 at least what I've in mind, which could be completely wrong 14:30:26 :P 14:30:30 :D 14:30:45 can someone give me an objective assessment of the current state of tasks? 14:30:50 i am asking because 14:30:58 at the time of the DefCore stuff for Kilo 14:31:29 i was getting pushback from various non-glance people that tasks were not legitimate because they were "broken" 14:31:33 in unspecified ways 14:31:51 rosmaita: I think there was a HUGE misconception of what tasks are 14:31:54 and how they work 14:31:54 my concern is that the current tasks need to be solid before we extend the paradigm 14:31:59 and why we have them 14:32:02 and what Glance v2 is 14:32:06 and Glance 14:32:09 :P 14:32:12 no kidding! 14:32:14 lol 14:32:17 I'm not kidding 14:32:22 i agreee 14:32:23 but it's still fun 14:32:24 :D 14:32:27 or sad 14:32:56 I have been given the same response in a very specifically unspecific way - meaning the perspective is that Images API is immature. So, the decision on this spec is literally going to define the fate of tasks, glance and defcore 14:33:22 ok, i will file a bug that "tasks docs are missing" and get a patch up so we can clarify things 14:33:31 rosmaita: +1 14:33:34 that sounds amazing 14:33:35 the above line defcore == defcore take on "images" api 14:34:06 Well second hand info, but I'm bit worried that there is no way clearing tasks from the list, failed or finished. That alone leaves quite a flimsy feeling of them as whole even if it was just the one thing 14:34:27 jokke_: GB21 is working on that 14:34:29 jokke_: there's work being done on that as we speak! 14:34:49 yeah 14:34:54 https://review.openstack.org/#/c/209255/ 14:35:06 I hate to bring up https://review.openstack.org/#/c/195820 again (like for the 4th time), but, this bug has become critical. 14:35:18 I know and it's great, that's just one of those things that might send bit harsh message out F.E. to defcore 14:35:23 I think it should also be back ported to Kilo. 14:35:39 ok, yes I think we need to give some time to wokuma 14:35:50 * flaper87 bows and thanks 14:36:24 I guess we can discussion more on this spec before drivers meeting next week to have few more comments. 14:36:34 can have* 14:36:41 wokuma: I'd had approved that earlier today if the only other +2 wasn't from mclaren ;) 14:36:42 anyone available to review wokuma's patch? 14:36:50 The bug explains the issue, but, you just need to install it and make sure you can not enter duplicate namespaces, objects, properties, tags and resource-types. 14:36:56 wokuma: the issue is prolly that it;s a scary big migration 14:37:08 Yes. Sorry. 14:37:41 It could/should be perhaps even bigger by one more constraint. 14:38:14 549 lines of migration code, but +915 lines of tests, so kind of balances out 14:38:53 I believe Eric Brown reported he had installed it and it works for him. 14:39:08 what's the remnant constraint? 14:39:14 and the upgrade of tags there kinda confused me 14:39:29 if we have duplicate tags, it doesn't hurt unless it gives 500s 14:39:34 a unique index on metadef_namespaces.display_name 14:40:25 wokuma: this really mainly just touches the metadef models? 14:40:28 Not sure if duplicate tags throws a 500 or not, will have to test that. 14:40:40 yes. just the metadef_xxx tables. 14:40:50 ie the chance of impacting 'images' is fairly non-existant? 14:41:06 mclaren: right 14:41:19 it is for non-shared deployers 14:41:24 mclaren: I'm not touching any other tables than the metadef_xxx tables. 14:41:45 non-shared = metadef separate from images 14:41:51 mclaren: so i would say yes, pretty much non-existant. 14:42:11 wokuma: ok, thanks. 14:42:25 mclaren: np 14:43:55 so anyone willing to review? even if it's just a 'I'm happy that this won't break images' kind of way? 14:44:08 nikhil_k: should i add the metadef_namespaces.display_name unique index? 14:44:38 It will wipe out all the +1 and +2's. 14:44:58 thanks wokuma . I will try to allocate some time for this today if not sigmavirus24 has +Aed it that I don't mind being re-added EOB today 14:45:05 wokuma: if that's breaking something and needs to be fixed anyways, I'd say lets bite the bullet at once rather than you making another of these monsters for it :P 14:45:32 jokke_: ok 14:45:38 wokuma: does the index need to be added in the table properties? 14:46:17 btw, I think we need to give some more time for other reviews 14:46:23 nikhil_k: The index could be added after. 14:46:38 wokuma: if not as a part of the table args, may be it can be added later 14:46:47 it should be fairly small operation 14:47:06 I could add it in a subsequent script. 14:47:26 thanks 14:47:30 next are: 14:47:35 np 14:47:39 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/120866/ 14:47:48 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/205632/ 14:48:02 rosmaita: hemanthm jcook : anyone of you added those? 14:48:05 those are bufferedreader spec and code 14:48:09 nikhil_k: I did 14:48:11 o/ 14:48:13 thanks 14:48:32 we chatted about this at the mid-cycle 14:49:08 just needs reivews? 14:49:11 there was agreement that this looked like a decent way to fix retries 14:49:21 just wanted to get more input from folks 14:50:32 I think the patch looks good, just a minor nit by Erno and few questions myself 14:50:55 Yeah, I'll fix the config option today. 14:51:37 Thanks 14:51:39 we talked about continuing to stream if the local cache is full, but that can be an add on... 14:51:54 mclaren: yeah, I added that to the spec. 14:52:00 ah, nice 14:52:26 Who added the next link to agenda? 14:52:55 I added 1482371, it's not publically viewable yet 14:52:55 thanks hemanthm 14:53:01 :) 14:53:25 jokke_: thanks for the review :) 14:53:34 mclaren: and you want to make it so? 14:53:44 Just wondering what the next step is? 14:54:05 Do we wait for some security paperwork, or just push up the fix? 14:55:04 mclaren: oops, I missed the proposed .patch. Will take a look and review. I think we need at least +2s before making a public review as a part of the workflow 14:55:07 mclaren: iiuc the paperwork needs to be ready and the patches will be pushed in at the moment of time specified in the paperwork 14:55:37 mclaren: we shouldn't be talking about it in a public meeting then 14:55:58 we shouldn't be referencing the bug number even if its not publicly viewable 14:56:10 agree 14:56:15 ok, my bad 14:56:16 as part of the process the patch will be provided to vendors so they can have their versions fixed around the time it becomes public 14:56:16 sigmavirus24: I think this needs to be public asap now. we also have a patch ready so should be good 14:56:41 nikhil_k: are y'all coordinating with the VMT? 14:56:54 If so, they'll be setting a public disclosure date 14:57:01 ^^ 14:57:16 btw, whoever added subscribers to the bug -- please don't unless you get a approval from the openstack vulnerability team 14:57:22 ^^ 14:57:33 I think our team needs to seriously review the guidelines the VMT has set forth 14:57:33 nikhil_k: I added the first few 14:57:37 No discussion in public logged channels 14:57:43 Preferably no discussion on IRC 14:57:52 Patch review on the bug report 14:57:53 please that notes in mind for all the private bugs 14:57:56 note* 14:57:57 Only add trusted security cores 14:58:03 ++ 14:58:14 sigmavirus24: I will 14:58:24 #action nikhil_k to talk to vmt about the bug 14:58:36 jokke_: we have a couple mins left :) 14:58:56 one last question, what about back port of https://review.openstack.org/#/c/195820 to Kilo. I feel it needs to be done. 14:59:04 jokke_: ^? 14:59:04 yes so I'd like to get that already public one patched down 14:59:26 we provided the functionality with Liberty-1 & -2 14:59:41 and that vulnerability was already disclosed last weeks meeting 15:00:46 ok, lessons learnt from/by all. summary email coming on ml. 15:01:04 we are out of time. 15:01:07 Thanks all! 15:01:10 #endmeeting