22:00:38 #startmeeting kolla 22:00:39 Meeting started Wed Jul 1 22:00:38 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is sdake_. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 22:00:40 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 22:00:43 The meeting name has been set to 'kolla' 22:00:48 #topic rollcall 22:00:52 0/ 22:00:54 olla ! 22:01:00 o/ sorry for the typo there folks :) 22:01:02 o/ 22:01:03 here o/ 22:01:05 keyboard getting warn 22:01:11 worn 22:01:50 hey 22:02:08 i'll give it couple more mins for stragglers ;) 22:02:29 mstachow: shouldn't you be in bed? :p 22:02:45 and You ;) ? 22:02:50 :P 22:02:55 #topic announcements 22:03:06 L1! woohoo 22:03:18 midcycle information is avilable now: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Sprints/KollaLibertySprint#Cisco_Specifics 22:03:35 rather 22:03:37 #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Sprints/KollaLibertySprint 22:03:45 I'll flesh that page out as I get more details 22:03:51 please book your travel if you intend to attend ;) 22:04:11 note bay area hotel rates will crank up over next couple weeks, so please please book your hotels now 22:04:20 we have room for 25 seats 22:04:31 i'll send out eventbrite info later today 22:04:49 if you can't make it because of budget issues, pleae mark the time in your calendar for remote participation 22:04:56 I won't be attending in person 22:05:00 would like to see as many folks there as possible either remote or local 22:05:13 harmw ya it will be hard for non-us citizens to make it to the summit because of the timelines 22:05:24 we have alot of work to do in teh midcycle 22:05:26 various reasons, but yes 22:05:32 I'm not sure if we will always have a midcycle 22:05:40 * mstachow happy because of remote participation ! 22:05:43 but right now we have many unanswered questions that a good face to face meeting can fix :) 22:05:50 yea 22:06:00 now I should warn, the remote participation will be pretty terrible ;) 22:06:00 it may be mostly one way unfortunately 22:06:10 its really hard to get a word in edgewise on the computer 22:06:15 with a room full of people talking 22:06:16 we'll see how it rolls 22:06:30 second announcement 22:06:33 liberty-1 was released couple days ago 22:06:36 it all seemed to work for me 22:06:41 heat seems a bit buggy 22:06:45 but working 22:06:53 for example the heat demo deosn't work properly 22:07:00 also horizon is completely busted 22:07:04 it would be cool if someone could fix that :) 22:07:19 and thanks for everyone rushing out all those fixes in such a limited window! 22:07:25 horizon was upstream, right? 22:07:27 do we have bugs logged for all the things you mentioned? 22:07:35 yes there are bugs 22:08:00 so we went from 35 bugs at release announcement creation time to 60 bugs at release 22:08:02 that meanss our ci needs some serious love 22:08:04 yea, I think most if not all issues were logged in our own LP 22:08:07 #topic continuous integration 22:08:29 single nic, period 22:09:35 ok well before we can do single nick we need internal config of openvswitch working 22:11:53 any taers? 22:12:11 there is work underway on that right? 22:12:16 nobody owns it 22:12:19 hm 22:12:35 I could just take a look 22:12:48 ok this should come behind that other work we talked about today harmw 22:12:48 isn't this something Sam wanted to tackle? 22:12:55 yep 22:13:01 sam tackled external config 22:13:01 and then didn't do internal config 22:13:07 now he wants someone else to do internal config i guess 22:13:12 we ar egating on internal config to begin 22:13:14 it's on my list anyway, to do something with openvswitch :) 22:13:30 cool harmw can you make a blueprint 22:13:33 ok, assign me 22:13:40 ok i'll make a blueprint 22:14:02 #topic liberty-2 planning 22:14:16 #link https://launchpad.net/kolla/+milestone/liberty-2 22:14:33 please open that up 22:14:48 tempest! wanted to say that in terms of the previous item :) 22:15:05 harmw I htink jpeeler will tackle that 22:15:07 I'm seeing tons of new containers 22:15:25 lets focus on one problem at a time - which is the aio networ 22:15:30 and tempest next 22:15:42 so lots of started blueprints 22:15:44 yay ;-) 22:15:49 our deadline is July 31 22:15:53 or midcycle is 28,29th 22:16:00 or/our 22:16:21 so our midcycle will define what work we do for the remainder of liberty 22:16:39 yep, though there is something on that list already 22:16:41 for L3 22:16:48 where 22:17:02 which item 22:17:04 https://launchpad.net/kolla/+milestone/liberty-3 22:17:09 oh ya 22:17:15 i just push stuff out there that isn't in l2 22:17:20 i should probably move that to l2 22:17:24 i don't even know whats in l3 atm 22:17:31 oh its ironic probably - jpeleer said he is doing in l3 22:17:32 not in l2 22:17:39 :) 22:17:48 in terms of priorities, I think we have 22:17:51 1. Make ansible work properly 22:18:04 2. Make from source install work properly 22:18:16 3. Make HA containers work properly 22:18:17 shoudln't 2 be: multinode? 22:18:30 underlying these 3 main priorities is ci 22:18:31 harms 1 = multinode bro 22:18:38 oh ok 22:19:07 does anyone see a different set of priorities we should have? 22:19:12 seems good 22:19:22 +1 22:19:25 maybe putting HA first? 22:19:38 ansible is definately first 22:19:44 since it givs multinode 22:19:45 to test ha 22:19:49 sdake: excuse me, ansible is #1 period 22:19:51 we can swap src and ha, i'm good with that change 22:19:58 I meant HA in favor of source 22:20:21 would our users benefit from source based, our would that affect only us developers? 22:20:38 (which is good as well, but targets a different audience) 22:20:40 ok vote of A = sdake's priority vote of B = harmw's priority vote of -1 is different priority 22:20:42 please vote 22:20:55 A 22:20:56 agreed HA should have higher priority than source install 22:20:57 A 22:21:03 B for me 22:21:03 B 22:21:19 ya i think ha is higher prior then src 22:21:26 so B 22:21:37 i kind of liked A... 22:21:40 seems like we don't really have the entire team here to make a consensus on it 22:21:41 lets just put it this way 22:21:50 we need to get all 3 done in liberty 2 22:22:01 yea, whats in a month anyway :) 22:22:30 that consensus topic reminded me about something for open discussion 22:22:36 we are going to go over a few blueprints 22:22:39 the month of july harmw… 22:22:42 #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/kolla/+spec/standard-start 22:22:48 harmw can you give us an update on this blueprint 22:22:58 with relevant links for those to catch up 22:23:14 yea, it's been drafted quite recently so work has yet to take off 22:23:39 would you mind linking the etherpad 22:23:57 we're dividing containers between several devs, this has been listed on https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/kolla-standard-start 22:24:31 a separation has been made into two distinct groups of containers, as to where to target our focus first 22:24:58 I'll be adding Glance tomorrow, which can serve as base (well...) for the others 22:25:25 comments on that epad are, as always, appreciated 22:25:39 cool so looks like that is mostly covered by assignees 22:25:50 the reason harmw is reporting out is he is the asignee on the blueprint 22:26:00 which means he is responsible for wrangling the status 22:26:09 i'll still be responsible for wrangling the blueprints overall :) 22:26:18 next week I hope to report real progress on this :) 22:26:47 #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/kolla/+spec/ansible-service 22:27:00 harmw I hope your done by next week ;-) 22:27:06 this is adding the ansible framework to each of the services 22:27:11 samyaple is out so I'll report the status 22:27:26 with an epad as well: https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/ansibalising-containers 22:27:33 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/ansibalising-containers 22:27:42 thsi one doesn't have alot of assignees 22:27:54 if your looing to contribute assign yourself as a contributor please 22:28:02 mandre would love for your involvement here ;) 22:29:11 I am going to leave the midcycle planning until next week 22:29:15 i'll add my name to some of the containers 22:29:20 because that meeting has better attendeance 22:29:22 thanks mandre 22:29:35 #topic open discussion 22:29:52 #topic open discussion 22:30:04 there was a recent discussion on the ML regarding meetingtimeslot 22:30:12 the slot for next week 22:30:51 ok well I am not changing next week's slot 22:30:53 was there concensus on moving from 16:00 to 16:30 ? 22:31:00 but I can change 3 weeks slot around 22:31:00 and see what happens 22:31:12 not next week, sure, but that weeknmbr 22:31:17 you know, odd/even :) 22:31:20 right 22:31:33 ok well i'll change it, and we will see if people complain 22:31:39 great 22:31:40 meetings on the half hour are harder to remember ;( 22:31:54 jpeeler you said you had something for open discussion? 22:31:56 we'll see what happens 22:32:10 i was just wondering if anybody felt like we rely on IRC more than we should in contrast to using the mailing list? or perhaps this is just a natural progression as the project continues to develop 22:32:34 i would really like to see more ml usage 22:32:39 but I think our usage of irc is fantastic! 22:32:48 jpeeler: in what kind of way? 22:32:54 and now our irc channel is logged anyway 22:33:00 the nice thing about ml usage is that it shows people its not just me out there 22:33:17 harmw: i just feel like we make a lot of decisions on IRC rather than taking it to the list 22:33:20 if they join our irc channel at 1am they will see a whoel bunch of contribs that have never posted on the ml 22:33:30 jpeeler agree 22:33:32 jpeeler: true 22:34:23 Mailing lists tend to be better for larger discussions (things that may span days or weeks of back and forth, like architecture) 22:34:23 but isn't this in a some way 'our game' then? forgive me if I'm way off though 22:34:30 jpeeler do you have suggestions to improve things 22:34:54 Perhaps it's an outgrowth of greater complexity that drives such discussions naturally to mailing lists. 22:35:03 well first i just wanted to see if people agreed and then if so, we can just make more of an effort to do so 22:35:45 well I think we should use the ml more 22:35:46 are other folks on the ML in some way affected by our lack of ML usage btw? 22:35:49 but I don't know how to encourage it 22:36:00 harmw YES 22:36:10 harmw they have to read irc logs to see how decisions are made 22:36:13 which they wont do 22:36:14 jpeeler, agreed, it's nice you bring this up 22:36:15 IRC logs tend to be litered with lots of fluff - no offense to anybody! 22:36:23 jpeeler: fully agree on that 22:36:29 log reading sucks 22:36:31 IRC logs are a PITA to read. 22:36:31 ya like steak talking about his new audio gear ;) 22:36:40 yep 22:36:41 Yeah! Wait... 22:36:55 so, what's the last decision we've made? 22:37:08 good q harmw 22:37:14 jpeeler got any examples ;) 22:37:23 Logs come in handy sometimes, but they're generally not a good way to keep up with an intricate or ongoing architectural debate. 22:37:23 well making decisions here in the official meeting log is fine 22:37:33 but perhaps discussion the priorities on the ML would have been good 22:37:38 this meeting is constrained to 4 hrs a week 22:37:41 irc is 24 hours a day 22:37:46 4 hrs a month i mean 22:38:03 irc meeting is for our highest prioirty topics of discussion 22:38:06 ml medium priority 22:38:08 irc low priority 22:38:10 imo ;) 22:38:17 email is 24x7 but allows greater participation IMHO, when consensus en masse counts. 22:38:22 so all is either high or low :> 22:38:38 so we should set more medium priorities imo 22:38:49 our irc meeting is 4 hours a month but our irc time is 24 hrs a day 22:39:03 which we actually make good use of 22:39:24 hey pdb ;) 22:39:30 Hi 22:39:39 Hmm, am i late 22:39:43 Or early 22:39:51 well if someone thinks i have the priorities wrong feel free to correct them ;-) 22:39:54 perhaps we could settle on deciding what to put to the ML when the next decision has to be made 22:40:10 or something like that 22:40:20 a good topic for ml is something that crosses time boundaries 22:40:30 that could take multiple days to figure out as mfalatyc pointed out 22:40:42 i tend to think of the ML as more of an archive 22:41:04 the irc meetings are archived 22:41:07 the irc logs are archived 22:41:10 everything is archived 22:41:17 a readable archive :) 22:41:34 readable lol :) clearly you dont read the ml very often ;) 22:41:37 * mstachow is thinking: is archive archived? 22:41:51 ok well i'm all for using the ml more 22:42:06 Archive is printed using a pin-fed line printer on triplicate paper. 22:42:08 lets all make an effort when discussing changes in architecture that span multiple days worth of discussion to do it on irc 22:42:15 minus those that are done via our god awful specs process 22:42:35 don't you mean the ML there? 22:42:36 i assume you meant ML there 22:42:44 ya ml 22:42:45 sorry 22:42:57 cool 22:43:16 * jpeeler is done with that 22:43:16 ya folks it would really hlpe our project grow as well to see us conversing on the mailing list 22:43:30 part of how projects are measured is by a term called "engagement" 22:43:31 exposure 22:43:38 engagement is measured by ml participation 22:43:46 almost exclusively 22:43:55 hm, can't say I like that but ok 22:44:00 even though our engagement imo is measured by our irc logs which are quite long each day :) 22:44:06 harmw ya its backwards 22:44:06 indeed 22:44:24 Ml is useful 22:44:51 Focused streams of conversion you can choose to track or ignore 22:45:24 Easier to miss important stuff on irc 22:45:33 so true 22:45:50 more topics? 22:45:52 ML is also an invitation for other devs to get involved in the project 22:46:17 ya we beat that one into the ground 22:46:44 hey nih* 22:46:52 any other open topics for discussion 22:47:00 https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/kolla-summit-talk-proposals 22:47:00 or shall we conclude the meeting? 22:47:12 if anyone has input on that, your welcome to add 22:48:20 some reasoning: there was recent talk in #kolla about interesting stuff to talk about, now I don't know if this was regarding midcycle or summit, but the etherpad may be used to keep track of what could be of interest 22:48:42 harmw we wil lhave midcycle planning next wendesday 22:48:58 it wasn't much talking btw, more enthusiasm :) 22:49:00 if you want to do a talk at summit id' suggest keeping it secret until yo submit it so somoene doesn't jack your ideas ;) 22:49:10 I'm not talking, lol 22:49:17 daneyon and I are doing one 22:49:43 it would be interesting t osee a talk on someone that is a downstream of olla using kolla in deployment products 22:49:58 probably to soon for that, but yes 22:50:00 so for those that watch the logs after, tr yto think how to get that sort of talk into summit :) 22:50:12 the deadline is july 15th for summit proposals 22:50:47 but tose are 40 minute talsk, like what daneyon and I gave at summit 22:50:53 anyway lets not mix things up too much :) 22:51:07 if you want to do that, recommend working together - 2 people in a talk wor well together 22:51:11 any other subjects? 22:51:30 on that note, please book your travel for summit 22:51:31 opionions on Q/A for coding, or should we skip on that for now? 22:51:38 reference the sprints page for travel info 22:51:49 harmw lets do that at midcycle 22:51:55 that is a perfect midcycle discussion topic 22:51:57 perhaps best 22:52:00 yea 22:52:36 ok, rememeber, priority #1 - Anisbleize Kolla 22:52:39 lets get cracking! 22:52:41 #endmeeting