16:01:56 #startmeeting keystone 16:01:56 Meeting started Tue Mar 19 16:01:56 2019 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is lbragstad. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 16:01:57 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 16:01:59 The meeting name has been set to 'keystone' 16:02:06 o/ 16:02:11 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/keystone-weekly-meeting 16:02:14 agenda ^ 16:02:16 o/ 16:03:09 relatively light schedule today 16:04:02 o/ 16:04:12 #topic RC1/RC2 16:04:14 cmurphy o/ 16:04:16 o/ 16:04:23 hey ho lets go 16:04:43 so wrt rc1 I think we should cut it once https://review.openstack.org/641128 and https://review.openstack.org/642026 land 16:04:54 ++ 16:04:58 then there are three bugs that i think are candidates for rc2 16:04:59 wfm, i'll have the cache fix today 16:05:03 so we can RC2 those 16:05:04 #link https://bugs.launchpad.net/keystone/+bug/1801873 16:05:05 Launchpad bug 1801873 in OpenStack Identity (keystone) "Unable to delete domains when users was managed by LDAP back-end" [Medium,New] 16:05:10 #link https://bugs.launchpad.net/keystone/+bug/1819957 16:05:11 Launchpad bug 1819957 in keystonemiddleware "Caching with stale data when a server disconnects due to network partition and reconnects" [High,Triaged] - Assigned to Morgan Fainberg (mdrnstm) 16:05:17 #link https://bugs.launchpad.net/keystone/+bug/1817313 16:05:18 Launchpad bug 1817313 in OpenStack Identity (keystone) "RBAC Enforcer Programming Error raised for malformed federation protocol request" [High,Triaged] 16:05:27 the RBAC Enforcer will be harder to fix. 16:05:33 might be later this week 16:05:35 and if we agree we want an rc2 then that also gives us some extra time to land other system scope changes 16:05:48 * kmalloc is already voting for RC2 16:05:50 agreed 16:05:52 yeah 16:05:52 cache bug alone 16:06:01 the others are important to fix. 16:06:07 fwiw 16:06:13 are there other high priority bugs to highlight? 16:06:16 but the cache one is likely to break things in weird ways and probably has in production 16:06:22 the python3 ldap fixes just landed so those are good 16:06:36 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/642102/ and #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/624794/ landed so we should be able to get some of the system scope patches for users and projects moving 16:06:44 yay 16:07:05 cool 16:08:14 are people leaning towards an RC2? 16:08:25 * cmurphy is 16:08:37 * gagehugo thinks it's a good idea for the caching issue 16:08:50 do we want to track the patches we need for rc2 somewhere? 16:09:00 dashboard, etherpad, post-it notes? 16:09:04 couldn't hurt to etherpad it 16:09:30 we can create a milestone thingy in launchpad and target rc2 bugs to that 16:09:37 ++ 16:09:47 * cmurphy does that 16:09:47 what about patches in review? just trace through the bugs? 16:11:07 maybe an etherpad is good for that 16:11:15 ack 16:11:29 anyone interested in wrangling that up? 16:12:28 separate etherpad? or make it part of the weekly schedule until the due date? 16:12:38 either or? 16:12:43 i don't think i have a preference 16:13:40 I can make one real quick then 16:14:16 #action gagehugo to whip up an etherpad for patches that need to land for RC2 16:14:31 thanks gagehugo 16:14:33 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/keystone-stein-rc2-tracking 16:15:05 i assume we should get content in there by EOD and start pushing people to review them 16:15:19 ++ 16:15:28 anything else for release candidates? 16:15:37 nothing from me 16:15:50 #topic Revisiting meeting time 16:15:52 cmurphy again o/ 16:16:13 so it's the end of the cycle which is a good time to revisit the meeting time 16:16:31 I'm also about to move to the US west coast and I think I'm the only person who currently attends from europe 16:16:45 so it's a good opportunity to make this less painful for wxy| and vishakha 16:17:05 ++ 16:17:39 ++ 16:17:56 ++ 16:18:11 so what time would work best? 16:18:19 I can draw up a doodle poll to find a new time 16:19:03 #action cmurphy to organize a doodle to find a new meeting time 16:19:11 thanks 16:19:24 I'll send the poll to the mailing list 16:19:29 awesome 16:19:35 anything else on meeting times? 16:19:40 we can probably keep the current time for next meeting and announce the new time then? 16:20:01 yeah - i'd give at least a week or two before adopting the new time, whatever that is 16:20:03 ++ 16:20:07 sounds good 16:20:08 mmk 16:20:28 anything else on the meeting time? 16:20:43 not from me 16:20:46 #topic review 16:20:51 er - reviews* 16:21:05 does anyone have things that need reviews? outside of what we already discussed for RC2? 16:21:27 additionally, if you do have things that are needed for RC2, you should add them to the etherpad :) 16:21:28 #Link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/keystone-stein-rc2-tracking 16:22:20 I don't have anything to highlight atm 16:22:49 sounds good 16:23:12 if something does come up - please be loud and let people know, now is the time to get eyes on things we need for stein 16:23:24 #topic open discussion 16:23:43 so i responded to a note to the mailing list about duplicate forum sessions 16:23:48 is anyone else following that? 16:24:04 * gagehugo looks at his email 16:24:25 as an FYI, i may or may not be at the summit 16:24:32 * lbragstad nods 16:25:20 discussing some timing with brie now to see how this all will work out timing wise 16:25:22 schrodinger's kmalloc 16:25:59 * cmurphy torn on duplicate sessions 16:26:01 nah, it's the heisenberg-uncertaintey kmalloc 16:26:11 you can either know where i am or where i am going. 16:26:16 :P 16:26:24 i might just pass over the summit 16:26:31 cmurphy what are your thoughts? 16:28:12 i feel like nova is always the first target for changes like these so ironing things out with them is probably going to end up applying to everyone else 16:28:31 but they're also pretty big topics and maybe worth taking double time? 16:28:33 idk 16:28:53 oh - that's true 16:29:24 or maybe scope should be two sessions and limits condensed to one session? 16:29:38 literally, my *only* hesitation for keeping both sessions for unified limits and policy is splitting the audience 16:29:46 yeah 16:30:13 also - i'm trying to remind myself that this is forum specific 16:30:26 so - operators should be at the fore-front of our intended audience, imo 16:30:51 since we can push developer conversations to the PTG 16:31:01 hmm i thought forum was more about cross collaboration than operator-specific 16:31:16 operators like to come to forums though 16:31:31 s/like to/often 16:31:44 that's the part i'm kinda concerned about 16:31:59 but idk about the center concept 16:33:37 lbragstad: so if you think operators should be the intended audience, does that mean you think the sessions should be condensed or left separate? 16:34:04 hmm 16:34:14 i was thinking condensed... but... 16:34:43 that was because the forum sessions would be specific to relaying information operators need to know about unified limits or policy migrations 16:35:02 then we have those conversations fresh in our minds for developers specific conversations later in the week? 16:35:16 i think i was expecting a forum session for each to suffice 16:35:22 but, maybe not? 16:36:19 i know some groups do 'part 1' and 'part 2' sessions at the forum? 16:36:23 s/?// 16:36:34 idk if people think that makes sense here 16:37:32 i think for big topics it makes a lot of sense to part 1/2 it 16:37:42 reading melwitt's email it looks like she's also focused on gathering feedback from operators and users in both cases, and i think the feedback for nova will most likely apply to other projects, so i think it makes some sense to condense them and then dive deeper during the ptg if we need to 16:38:07 yeah - i certainly think those sessions will be useful for other services 16:39:20 kmalloc how would you break it up into two sessions? 16:40:01 #link http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-discuss/2019-March/003894.html 16:40:09 #link http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-discuss/2019-March/003951.html 16:40:14 #link http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-discuss/2019-March/003994.html 16:40:41 nice - thanks 16:40:58 not sure 16:41:15 usually it's just been extended conversations with a focus on the groups present 16:41:19 e.g. nova/others 16:42:50 * gagehugo has to run to another meeting 16:44:59 does anyone else have opinions on what we should do here? 16:46:01 otherwise - i would mind hearing from the foundation or melwitt on how we can consolidate and what that even looks like if we can do that 16:46:03 I think I lean toward either a) condensing both or b) condensing limits and keeping scope as part1/part2 16:46:23 ok 16:46:35 i assume a is your preference? 16:47:03 only because it means slightly less running around :) 16:47:15 hey, i'm all for that 16:47:35 we should loop in melwitt and maybe diablo_rojo though? 16:48:00 if we consolidate, we might have to amend descriptions and whatnot 16:48:18 and we might still have to do that if we don't consolidate in order to differentiate the sessions 16:48:49 ++ 16:49:03 alright 16:49:17 sounds like we need to catch up with those two or jamesmcarthur 16:49:26 but we can do that at some point today 16:49:33 does anyone have anything else to go over? 16:49:51 hello 16:50:03 jamesmcarthur yo 16:50:25 we have some questions on forum sessions that probably need your help with 16:50:30 sure, hit me 16:50:33 but we need melwitt to discuss it, too 16:50:34 i think 16:50:48 ok - np 16:51:07 i should be online most of today, otherwise feel free to email 16:51:26 can we ping in -dev if we congregate today? 16:53:51 alright - i don't have anything else 16:54:14 we have office hours in about 10 minutes for those interested 16:54:37 thanks for the time everyone! 16:54:43 thanks lbragstad!! 16:54:43 * lbragstad slides the keys to cmurphy 16:54:52 #endmeeting