20:06:06 <sdake> #startmeeting kolla 20:06:07 <openstack> Meeting started Mon Apr 20 20:06:06 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is sdake. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 20:06:08 <openstack> Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 20:06:10 <openstack> The meeting name has been set to 'kolla' 20:06:18 <sdake> #topic rollcall 20:06:22 <sdake> o/ hey 20:06:26 <rhallisey> hello 20:06:48 <sdake> daneyon make it? 20:07:09 <sdake> jpeeler shadower? 20:07:23 <jpeeler> hey! 20:07:25 <daneyon_> here 20:07:27 <sdake> hey jpeeler 20:07:32 <sdake> hey daneyon 20:07:39 <sdake> #topic miletone #4 bug beating 20:07:52 <sdake> we have quite a few bugs in milestone #4 20:08:11 <sdake> what I would like to do is cut a stable/kilo release and fix those milestone 34 bugs that dont make it by friday 20:08:16 <sdake> and backport them 20:08:42 <sdake> then we will enter rc releases on stable/kilo branch 20:09:03 <sdake> any objections? 20:09:13 <rhallisey> nope 20:09:26 <daneyon_> i thought we are using rdo juno pkgs 20:09:34 <sdake> we are 20:09:42 <sdake> but we are releasing in the kilo branch 20:09:43 <daneyon_> so would it be stable/juno? 20:09:51 <sdake> i think that would be confusing 20:10:31 <daneyon_> so when we use rdo kilo, then will that be a different stable branch? 20:10:54 <sdake> theoretically that would be stable/liberty 20:11:32 <daneyon_> ok 20:11:36 <sdake> its confusing either way 20:12:01 <daneyon_> i think it's confusing calling it stable/kilo when the code we are basing our work is juno. 20:12:14 <sdake> maybe we can cover that in documentation? 20:12:21 <sdake> we are releasing at the stable/kio release cycle 20:12:30 <daneyon_> people are going to think we are using openstack kilo if it's stable/kilo 20:12:32 <sdake> and some day we may have release from source 20:12:39 <daneyon_> ok 20:12:44 <sdake> i htink we can document that 20:12:53 <sdake> but as is it remains undocumented 20:13:11 <sdake> so settled then -doc fix to the problem? 20:13:12 <daneyon_> ok 20:13:18 <daneyon_> yes 20:13:22 <sdake> cool 20:13:31 <sdake> #topic milestone #4 20:14:36 <sdake> #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/kolla/milestone-4 20:15:09 <sdake> well I've beendebuggingneutron for the last 7 days 20:15:14 <sdake> so no luck on working on ceilometer :( 20:15:21 <sdake> I'll finish teh job on multios tho 20:15:32 <sdake> I think ceiloemter will have to fit after kilo is branched 20:15:42 <sdake> rhallisey any updates on cinder? 20:15:48 <daneyon_> i have yet to start the ha spec due to #link https://bugs.launchpad.net/kolla/+bug/1444219 20:15:50 <openstack> Launchpad bug 1444219 in kolla milestone-4 "nova booted with neutron fails to obtain dhcp lease" [Critical,Triaged] - Assigned to Steven Dake (sdake) 20:16:03 <sdake> ya i think that spec are going into l1 20:16:07 <sdake> i'll move it now 20:16:18 <rhallisey> not much 20:16:32 <rhallisey> sdake, did you get a chance to try it at all? 20:16:57 <sdake> rhallisey no the code wasn't merged last I checked 20:17:06 <rhallisey> ya I need another +2 20:17:07 <sdake> and I've been debugging neutron for 7 days groan 20:17:57 <daneyon_> rhallisey what review needs another +2? 20:18:12 <rhallisey> https://review.openstack.org/#/c/170965/ 20:18:58 <sdake> if someone wants to review that I'd super love them :) 20:19:10 <sdake> it looked good, the compose file looked less good :( 20:19:37 <rhallisey> sdake, ya I'll add a volume once this is merged 20:19:45 <rhallisey> to fix the compose file 20:19:49 <sdake> do you need a volume mount 20:19:54 <sdake> or can't you just mount that stuff locally? 20:20:02 <sdake> i.e. does it need to persist? 20:20:18 <rhallisey> that's a good question.. 20:20:20 <sdake> by mount locally i mean use the container filesystem 20:20:29 <rhallisey> I don't this it needs to persist 20:20:40 <sdake> then just remove all the bind mounts and your good to go :) 20:20:41 <rhallisey> s/this/think 20:20:43 <sdake> with testing of course :) 20:21:21 <rhallisey> sdake, right I'll get rid of what I can 20:21:38 <sdake> cool deadline is friday - i'd like to test it out before then 20:21:43 <sdake> so hopefullly it hits the repo soon :) 20:22:21 <daneyon_> I don't see a compose file in #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/170965/ 20:22:29 <sdake> it is a different eview 20:22:30 <daneyon_> is that in a different review? 20:22:38 <daneyon_> ok 20:22:41 <rhallisey> ya I separated them 20:23:24 <sdake> #topic open discussion 20:23:44 <jpeeler> one +2 for reviews? 20:24:01 <sdake> right 20:24:07 <sdake> jpeeler had brought up the idea of requriing 1 +2 for reviews 20:24:17 <sdake> now that our core team is smaller and our velocity is higher 20:24:22 <sdake> thoughts? 20:24:59 <rhallisey> sdake, do you feel like we're moving too slow with reviews? 20:25:00 <daneyon_> anyone see if we can call an ENV var in compose yml volumes? 20:25:34 <sdake> ya reviews are too slow 20:26:11 <sdake> it really takes 6 core team size to support 2 +2 reviewerss 20:26:17 <sdake> although it can be done with 5 20:27:30 <rhallisey> sdake, we can certainly go for it until we get a few more cores 20:27:33 <jpeeler> i admit i haven't helped the speed much lately 20:27:52 <sdake> jpeeler shit happens 20:27:53 <rhallisey> ya I haven't been reviewing at full speed either 20:28:11 <daneyon_> i feel like there has been a few times the second core review helped from merging a bug, etc.. 20:28:36 <rhallisey> daneyon_, that's what I was thinking too 20:28:37 <daneyon_> With tat said, I am fine with a single +2, we may just need to troubleshoot more bugs on the backend 20:28:42 <jpeeler> there's always value in additional review 20:28:46 <sdake> there are 2 solutions to this problem - increase capacity - reduce requirements 20:28:49 <rhallisey> that's what I liked about it 20:29:33 <sdake> i'm personally willing to wait for the 2 core reviewers 20:29:47 <sdake> i can harass ppl on irc if need ;) 20:30:07 <sdake> I am hopeful after the dog & pony show at summit we will have more contribs :) 20:30:16 <rhallisey> indeed 20:30:25 <daneyon_> sdake: your harassment technique works well 20:30:28 <sdake> should we revisit this after summit? 20:30:33 <daneyon_> ya 20:30:52 <rhallisey> ya sure 20:31:05 <sdake> #action revisit dropping to 1 core revewier post summit 20:31:10 <daneyon_> anyone see if we can call an ENV var in compose yml volumes? 20:31:44 <sdake> daneyon_ you could really throw me a bone if you pasted a sample :) 20:31:44 <rhallisey> don't know 20:31:55 <daneyon_> OK, i'll continue to look into it 20:32:20 <rhallisey> sdake, Slow and I have been able to successfully show integration with tripleo 20:32:30 <sdake> rhallisey nice! 20:32:40 * sdake would like to be a fly on th wall in that meeting ;) 20:32:58 <rhallisey> we made a video. I just need to narrate it and and I'll post it somewhere the public can see 20:33:02 <sdake> using compose or something else? 20:33:05 <rhallisey> atomic 20:33:18 <rhallisey> but again could be with compose 20:33:21 <rhallisey> not much changes 20:33:25 <rhallisey> like only a few lines 20:33:40 <sdake> i don't have a strong preference to how poeple use kolla 20:33:59 <rhallisey> we'll at least it can go either way 20:34:02 <sdake> obey the license, and i'm good :) 20:34:52 <sdake> anything else folks? 20:35:03 <daneyon_> nada 20:35:10 <sdake> enjoy :) 20:35:13 <sdake> #endmeeting