03:02:09 #startmeeting Large Deployments Team 03:02:09 Meeting started Fri Jul 24 03:02:09 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is VW_. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 03:02:11 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 03:02:13 The meeting name has been set to 'large_deployments_team' 03:02:38 LDT meeting on now? 03:02:44 yep sorrison_ 03:02:52 just started it while you were off briefly 03:03:20 howdy, yeah was trying to change my nick 03:04:08 sorry folks. I've been traveling some and had a couple of larger issues at work, so I didn't get an agenda up on the wiki or anything 03:04:16 but I thought we'd cover a few things 03:04:34 1. Feedback from the Neutron mid-cycle ( mdorman and klindgren made it there) 03:04:47 2. See if anyone has been with the Nova folks this week 03:05:17 3. Discuss the upcomiing Ops-midcycle and anything we want to get out of an LDT session there 03:05:25 Anyone have anything else? 03:05:36 sounds good to me. 03:05:43 sounds good 03:07:18 cool then 03:07:35 #topic Neutron mid-cycle 03:07:53 i can give an update on that. i don’t think klindgren is here (not sure) 03:08:09 cool - that would be great 03:08:23 for refference some good conversation was had with devs in our last LDT Meeting 03:08:33 as we were discussing the feedback we'd given at the summit 03:08:38 or following it 03:08:39 so after our discussions in vancouver, kris, belmiro, and i and some others wrote up this RFE bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bug/1458890 03:08:40 Launchpad bug 1458890 in neutron "Add segment support to Neutron" [Undecided,Triaged] 03:09:08 carl baldwin had kinda picked that up and thought it was somewhat a good fit for his routed networks spec: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/196812/ 03:09:27 so kris and i went to the neutron mid-cycle and spent an afternoon with those folks discussing the use case, and what our needs/requirements are 03:09:47 so i think we were pretty successful in getting on the same page as far as what the ‘ask’ was 03:10:07 generally it seemed like they were pretty open with moving in that directlion, and i think carl’s spec is a pretty good first step. 03:10:45 It seems that it also requires some changes in what nova does too? 03:10:54 o/ - just got in 03:11:01 i am not sure if any neutron folks will be at the ops mid cycle, but hopefully we can do something there to try to keep some momentum on this. the spec is pretty high level and doesn’t necessarily prescribe exactly what the changes would be to neutron. so i think there’s a lot of follow on work necessary to make something happen. 03:11:17 sorrison: yeah, the scheulding problem. we had talked about that as well. 03:11:35 somewhat rlated to that is the ip usages spec: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/180803/ which we raised also 03:11:49 and i think got agreement that people were good with going forward with that, but since then there hasn’t really been any activity on the spec. 03:12:21 partially b/c we haven’t had time to give it attention, and partially because the only remaining decision points are specific to what the api looks like, and to some extent somebody just needs to make a decsion and go with it. 03:12:35 and for that i feel like we need a neutron core to kinda endorse it so it can get merged. 03:12:41 klindgren: do you have anything to add? 03:12:49 They wanted to see/approve code - but we haven't gotten a review up that on master 03:13:24 pretty much the cores there were good with it - with decisions being made once the code was there - re: naming of the actual api's 03:13:26 yeah there was some sense that we may be able to just put a review up of the implementation and get it merged w/o a spec. 03:13:45 I don't know of any Neutron folks at the mid-cycle, but I'll try and get updates from our two Neutron devs focused on upstream before then 03:13:50 on both specs 03:13:53 so again i think that is somewhat on us to just get that out there. 03:13:57 cool 03:13:58 * VW_ is drafting a note to them now 03:14:09 klindgren: do you remember the guys name from rax that was at the neutron meeting? 03:14:14 so we - as in Godaddy - just need to get code on gerrit 03:14:27 I do not - VW does :-) 03:14:39 I believe it was Miguel 03:14:49 that sounds right 03:14:53 he's also the Neutron Liason for cells v2 03:15:02 which is fortuitous with your other comments? 03:15:04 :) 03:15:27 yes - not sure if thats a segway 03:15:49 but I get the sense that most of LDT is running cells and most of us has patches for cells 03:16:07 I know mgange doesn, I know we are running most of the ones from NecTAR 03:16:15 I assume that rackspace has some as well 03:16:24 godaddy are you running Juno? 03:16:35 Thinking we should generate a list of what patches we are running to fix things, and try to get the common ones merged 03:16:44 Juno -> kilo in a week 03:16:51 anyway re #1 and neutron stuff, i think next steps are for GD to get a review out there for the ip usages api extension, and then all of us circle up at mid-cycle to talk about the routed networks spec and focus on getting more ops feedback on the spec itself, with hopes of it getting attention. 03:17:22 Sounds good mdorman 03:17:54 #action go daddy staff to post neutron review with ip usages api extension 03:18:02 so sounds like only real thing we are missing is code? 03:18:15 for ip usages extension? yeah i think so. 03:18:24 and segment support? 03:19:10 Segment support is the spec that is being lead by Carl Baldwin - but yes - bascially all we are missing upstream is everything :-) 03:19:18 ha 03:19:47 i think teh segment support isgoing to involve some larger architectural changes/additions to neutron before it’s possible 03:20:22 yeah I think it is more than just code, it's architectural decisions etc. too which makes me think it's no short term thing here 03:20:38 agreed. i do not get the sense it would be coming anytime soon. 03:20:44 yea - I got the sense that Liberty even M time frame is not happening 03:21:09 So none of the neutron cores have really started to think how we can achieve this? 03:21:41 i think carl baldwin is really the only one who is seriously thinking about it 03:21:51 it's a start :-) 03:21:54 yeah. 03:22:01 there may be others. but he’s the only one i’ve seen championing it 03:22:21 * VW_ will attempt to help increase that number 03:22:56 these minutes and the specs will all be in what I pass on to some of our Neutron folks 03:23:01 cool 03:23:06 anyways i think that probably wraps up topic #1 03:23:11 I know their plates are full , but if they can help push 03:23:14 yep 03:23:34 and since you segway'ed nicely earlier, I'll modify my agenda 03:23:45 #topic Cells v1 patches 03:23:47 :) 03:23:53 sorry :-/ 03:24:02 not a problem at all 03:24:09 I think it's useful stuff to chat about 03:24:19 We have a few patches I want to try get upstream somehow... 03:24:20 https://github.com/NeCTAR-RC/nova/commits/nectar/kilo 03:24:26 just rebased ours onto kilo 03:25:08 some don't make sense upstream, some won't be needed once neutron comes around but some are useful 03:25:10 So - repeat of the above - I think everyone who runs cells has patchs that they have been carrying. Think it would be good to get a list going - between everyone and either get them upstream - or get them into a repo that other people can pull in 03:25:30 sounds great 03:25:38 anyone from CERN here? 03:25:51 they maybe sleeping 03:26:17 yeah, I suspect they are 03:26:40 and I'm not sure if any are coming to Palo Alto either 03:26:44 sorrison are you? 03:27:01 no bit far for me and $$$ 03:27:36 yeah - figured so 03:27:51 One thing that we do which is a bit different is run our vncproxy and consoleauth at a per cell level as opposed at the API cell, what do others do here? 03:28:25 we do api cell 03:28:45 so does that mean your vnc can talk to all your hypervisors? 03:28:52 anyone have a feeling of how accepting upstream would be of a combined patchset from LDT, for cells v1? I know in the past it seemed like anything re: cells was not well recieved 03:28:59 it’s spice for us, but yes it can. 03:29:15 I like the patch set idea 03:29:25 1. to solve some of our problems and make them upstream 03:29:36 The AZ stuff I think multiple sites are using right? 03:29:45 yup 03:30:02 So that would be a good one to get upstreamed 03:30:04 2. to push the concept of Ops inserting tangible work into the development cycle 03:30:48 Which dev do we send beers to? 03:30:50 the challenge I see is most of folks on the Nova team that would pretty favorable to this are the RAX devs 03:30:56 and most of them are very V2 focused 03:31:18 Do we just wait for V2? 03:31:35 I don't know that that is the best answer eitehr 03:31:40 either even 03:31:43 sounds like V2 is 1+ year out for multi cell deployment? 03:31:54 yeah, that's what I'm hearing too 03:31:57 it's not going to be M 03:32:18 M is one and only one cell for everyone afaik 03:32:21 i would assume the v1 is going to remain mostly static, since v2 is a rewrite 03:32:36 so it seems like we could probably make a decent case for merging in this stuff for v1 03:32:49 yeah, klindgren, but that was origionally going to be L 03:33:03 at least some of it 03:33:12 yea - thats why we moved to cells earlier :-) 03:33:15 ha! 03:33:26 its coming in 6 months! 03:33:28 and sigh 03:33:59 although since v2 is so far off, we will probably end up being large enough to need more than one cell by then anyway. so maybe not as bad of a decision as it seems 03:34:15 indeed 03:34:20 how about this. Assuming we get and LDT slot at the mid-cycle, let's put a common cells v1 patch set on the agenda. 03:34:22 anyway, +1 to the patchset idea. get review(s) out there as a starting point 03:34:30 agreed. 03:35:09 we don't have to decide it all then, but we can chat about it more and between now and then, I can try to fish out some idea of how successful something like that might be from Garbutt and Laski 03:35:19 report back at the meet-up 03:35:23 cool 03:35:42 Do we need to start with specs? Or one big spec? 03:36:02 that's a good question 03:36:14 probably a few specs - some may move faster than others 03:36:24 but I'd like to get a feel for how much room there is try and push 03:37:03 Eg. as an example the "instance-name" attribute isn't correct when using cells so it could be classified as a bug 03:37:41 Good point, sorrison 03:37:53 perhaps we start an etherpad for cells v1 patches folks are running 03:37:58 AZ's doesn't work with cells, flavor create doesn't work wither - without patches 03:37:58 then we can get LDT folks to add to it 03:38:06 vif plug stuff doesn't work - without patches 03:38:07 yeah that sounds good 03:38:19 since we know sorrison (super helpful cells Ops dude) won't be there 03:38:27 and I don't know about the CERN folks either 03:38:28 yeah I have that under review but needs a small change 03:38:51 lets action that 03:38:56 yea - I think we run all of sorrison's patches :-) 03:39:08 #action VW create cells v1 patches etherpad 03:39:44 there will be a time when I will ask something of you :-) 03:40:09 sounds ominous :P 03:40:22 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/PAO-LDT-cells-patches 03:40:48 sweet 03:41:28 I'll get a note out on the mailing list about that 03:41:33 thanks, klindgren 03:43:05 alright that seems done for now 03:43:12 #topic Nova mid-cylce 03:43:21 sorrison, thats fine :-) if we can ever return the favor 03:43:32 s/cylce/cycle 03:43:44 blargh 03:43:51 * VW_ blames the lateness of the evening 03:44:11 I can't type normally anyway 03:44:53 So - Mike and I are going to mid-cycle 03:45:04 I think we are going to do a lightning talk - not sure what yet 03:45:09 very cool 03:45:39 anyone have close contacts at the Nova mid-cycle this week? 03:45:46 We have several devs there 03:45:49 but not really sure whats going to happen in the general session 03:45:52 I do not 03:45:58 but I haven't been able to catch up with them 03:46:54 I can always harass michael still 03:46:58 I think most of us chimed in on the thread with Dave (who was there) about the v1/v2 DB behavior 03:47:26 med_ was at nova mid cycle, not sure if he’s here now though 03:47:36 ah, yup, what you jsut said. 03:48:03 I'll see what I can find out from Garbutt and Laski 03:48:17 at least John and I are in the same staff meeting on a weekly basis 03:48:39 assuming there be some debrief from Nova mid-cycle there 03:49:21 so, moving along 03:49:37 #topic Ops - mid-cycle 03:50:02 anything related to the OPs meetup besides what we've already discussed? 03:50:19 I'm fairly interested in the CMDB chat 03:50:30 i feel like we have a pretty good LDT-specific agenda to work with there. 03:50:36 * klindgren hangs head in shame - I thought we were talking about the OPS midcycle 03:51:35 I agree mdorman 03:51:40 I haven't been paying attention to the CMDB stuff - is that coming from RAX? 03:51:45 it's not 03:52:01 but based on email threads, I'm thinking that we've solved a lot of what people want 03:52:19 so, my plan is to have most of my folks there listening intently 03:52:57 I do have a general ops question - does anyone find glance's option around images sharing missing features? 03:53:10 hrm 03:53:26 not necessarily, but I don't think we've gone too far down that road 03:53:31 Specifically - anyone can make an image public 03:53:40 that then shows up to everyone. 03:53:46 that's controlled by policy 03:53:58 it came in juno 03:54:19 policy as in restricting who can set image = public? 03:54:23 yes 03:54:45 like what I am getting is that typical enterprise setup here... 03:55:04 I want to have cloud blessed iamges - IE these come from some corprate things and everyone should have these 03:55:15 and hten have per department scoped images 03:55:18 "publicize_image": "role:admin", 03:55:32 ^^ nice 03:55:34 like a department may have 30-40 tenants 03:55:58 * VW_ afk for 2 minutes 03:56:02 and sharing between those tenants in cumberson as you have to share each time a tenant for that department is added 03:56:26 I guess I want heirarchical projects - implemented in glance 03:56:53 yeah i would be nice ot see glance (and other projects) embrace that 03:56:59 SO I can keep x departments specific image from being used by y department 03:57:47 * VW_ back 03:58:15 Specifically on our internal cloud where we have our hosting teams dev/test and they create the images to be used in the public cloud internally 03:58:35 I want to keep our internal guys from firing up CoreOS images in our corporate zones :-) 03:58:42 so, in the larger picture, I think that as soon as we get traction on a comon LDT push with Nova, that Glance should be next in line 03:59:16 +1 03:59:34 kk - I am a huge +1 on that 03:59:44 Let's keep it on the radar then and maybe as early as Tokyo we can make that a big agenda item 03:59:49 when we have a bit more time and folks 04:00:30 sounds good 04:00:39 cool - well we are out of meeting time 04:01:04 but if you guys can stick around for as second after I end meeting I'd appreciate it 04:01:15 sure 04:01:26 cool - anything else "official" 04:01:30 newp 04:01:38 thanks as always for organizing VW_ 04:01:47 my pleasure 04:01:49 nothing from me either 04:01:50 sure 04:01:54 these last two have been really good meetings 04:02:01 yeah thanks VW_ 04:02:07 cool then 04:02:11 #endmeeting