16:30:10 #startmeeting kolla 16:30:11 Meeting started Wed Sep 16 16:30:10 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is sdake. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 16:30:12 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 16:30:15 The meeting name has been set to 'kolla' 16:30:19 #topic rollcall 16:30:21 hi:) 16:30:31 hey 16:30:55 o/ folks :) 16:31:03 o/ 16:31:21 hi 16:32:47 #topic LIberty rc1 planning 16:33:00 #link https://launchpad.net/kolla/+milestone/liberty-rc1 16:33:27 if folks pull that up, you will see we have a whole slew of blueprints and bugs for rc1 16:33:47 hello 16:33:59 first lets go through status reports of the blueprints not in the good progress or higher state 16:34:30 #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/kolla/+spec/logging-container 16:34:57 inc0 any update here? 16:35:20 few things to do on this one - optional bindmounting and Sam asked to provide keystone before merging initial patch 16:35:30 I should be done with these 2 this week 16:35:41 (was off for a week, hence time slip) 16:35:56 do you ahve to modify all the containers to add logging to them? 16:36:14 no, just ansible configs for services 16:36:47 ansible-generated configs 16:36:48 ok i woudl like folks to keep in mind any blueprint not in good progress by the 18th (as defined by will finish by the 25th, our rc1 deadline) will be pushed to mitaka 16:37:20 #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/kolla/+spec/ansible-mongodb 16:37:33 coolsvap is that + ceilometer going to land for liberty? 16:37:59 #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/kolla/+spec/ansible-ceilometer 16:38:23 sdake, yes 16:38:31 on it 16:38:38 can you push a work in progress review so people can start commenting ? 16:39:00 yes will do that tonight or early morning tomorrow 16:39:05 cool 16:39:17 #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/kolla/+spec/kolla-live-migration 16:39:26 rhallisey any update on this? 16:39:38 it says started, is it started? 16:39:45 just focusing on refactor 16:39:50 ya I started it a while back 16:39:57 should I push this off then to mitaka? 16:40:00 ya push it 16:40:13 SamYaple has about 6 blueprints but he isn't here 16:40:27 SamYaple if you happen to read later, can you focus on getting ceph in working order :) 16:40:28 TIA 16:40:44 I'll ask him to review it tomorrow 16:40:53 but knowing him he'll read through logs 16:41:17 bug triage 16:41:27 the bug tirage has been going well, however the bug fixing hasn't been going as well 16:41:50 If folks could assign themselves 1 or 2 bugs from the confirmed bugs, with the idea of fixing in the next 2-3 weeks that would be fantastici :) 16:42:15 we have 87 bugs targeted for this milestone 16:42:37 the way i target bugs, is i ipull all bugs in and we work on the ones we can, and push what remains to the next release 16:42:48 we can't follow that pattern for rc2/rc3 16:43:04 we need to actively fix all the critical/high bugs for rc2/rc3 16:43:15 any questions ? 16:43:20 sounds good 16:43:39 #topic properly scoping work 16:44:02 for l1/l2/l3/rc1 we have had many more blueprints then peoples time available 16:44:13 we were successful in delivering all of our blueprints for l1/l2/l3 16:44:14 sorry Im late 16:44:34 pbourke_ welcome :) 16:44:42 we also fixed a mountain of bugs 16:44:44 stuck in hell that is keystone logging 16:44:51 and forgot 16:45:00 but rc1 is likely going to see alot less blueprints implemented then were scheduled 16:45:11 sprints are about 1 month in duration 16:45:31 what I'd like to see during the Mitaka cycle is that people that commit to delivering a blueprint or two only commit to their capacity 16:45:52 for an example of this, I have two blueprints: 16:46:06 #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/kolla/+spec/upgrade-strategy 16:46:17 #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/kolla/+spec/rhel-based-image-support 16:46:27 only one will finish for rc1 16:46:47 it is hard for me to be inside everyone's head around their own capacity 16:46:57 which means its hard to plan the project :) 16:47:44 don't be afraid to say a blueprint isn't going to make it early in the sprint 16:48:02 agreed 16:48:04 I'd like to not operate over capacity for our team as it triggers burnout 16:48:19 it works for short periods but not long term 16:48:41 Kolla is in fantastic shape heading into Mitaka and we have alot of interest in our project 16:48:58 but if we become disinterested because of overcommitment, that isn't helpful 16:49:06 marathon, not a race ;) 16:49:12 any questions ? :) 16:49:23 sounds good 16:49:32 agreed 16:49:44 #topic announcements 16:49:57 i should have done this first but forgot 16:50:06 1. rdo repos are down for scheduled maintenance as indicated by jpeeler 16:50:31 they sent a follow up about mirroring it while down, but apparently are having problems currently 16:50:55 2. all cores should vote on the proposal to permit or not permit integration with cinder, neutron, and paid distros 16:51:00 if you dont vote, it is essentially like voting -1 16:51:08 since we require a majority 16:51:27 if you want to vote -1 do that, but dont not vote :) 16:51:41 if folks dont vote, I don't know where the project cores stand 16:51:52 said proposal is on the mailing list 16:52:34 i need a conclusion to the vote this week because otherwise rhos wont make rc1 16:52:36 #link http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2015-September/074310.html 16:53:07 some folks had talked about some various points they want enabled to accept stuff in 16:53:24 lets focus on the big picture (do we want to do it or not) first 16:53:26 and details second 16:53:49 my position is that I want to do what is in the best interest of the project, not be high-horsey about open source :) 16:54:10 please read the thread 16:54:16 any annnouncements from the commnity? 16:54:29 nope 16:54:58 #topic open discussion 16:55:03 so pretty light agenda for this meeting 16:55:43 I think we should also use the review for highlighting the core vote on the rhos 16:56:02 coolsvap lets just get it on the mailing list 16:56:04 for this particular review we should have all cores vote on the first review 16:56:05 that is super public 16:56:18 in addition to the mailing list 16:56:42 SamYaple wanted it somewhere more public then the gerrit review 16:56:57 he asked, I delivered :) 16:57:06 alright 16:57:09 don't we have session on "What do we support policy"? 16:57:13 in tokyo? 16:57:22 its a policy decision not a technical matter 16:57:36 inc0 i dont think so, we dont support anything 16:57:57 also, we did talk about this topic in midcycle a bit 16:57:59 inc0 we implement, other people support 16:58:05 contrib stuff 16:58:07 support is quite an overloaded term 16:58:58 sup·port 16:59:07 give assistance to, especially financially; enable to function or act. 16:59:39 someone want's to give us financial assistance? 16:59:43 a support organization takes our implementaiton and enables their customers to act 16:59:47 wants* 17:00:27 we have not built a support community 17:00:39 not even neutron with over 100 person development team "supports" neutron 17:01:01 I hope everyone understands this point :) 17:01:21 postgresql got killed because they became popular and tried to support their software in the community 17:01:39 its an anti-pattern for dev teams and support teams to be one in the same IMNSHO 17:02:01 I know it seems a bit quiet during this period of the dev cycle (between releases) 17:02:02 let's not be popular then - no problem with support;) 17:02:04 its always like that 17:02:22 so for folks new to the quietness, don't stress - always happens with openstack projects 17:03:08 we have over 50 blueprints in our backlog that need prioritization 17:03:17 so we have plenty of work to do going forward :) 17:03:24 any other open discussion then? 17:03:42 cool thanks for coming :) 17:03:44 #endmeeting