15:01:27 #startmeeting manila 15:01:27 Meeting started Thu Sep 24 15:01:27 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is bswartz. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 15:01:29 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 15:01:30 hello all 15:01:31 Hi 15:01:31 The meeting name has been set to 'manila' 15:01:34 hi 15:01:41 Hi 15:01:42 hi 15:01:43 hi 15:01:47 hello 15:01:49 hi 15:01:53 Who is OpenStack? 15:01:55 hi 15:02:02 xyang1: ище 15:02:05 xyang1: bot 15:02:10 :) 15:02:11 hi 15:02:27 markstur: you able to join? 15:02:36 \o 15:02:53 #agenda https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Manila/Meetings 15:02:58 xyang1: I think it's a bot that logs the channel? 15:02:58 we've got a lot to cover today 15:03:06 I'll try to go fast 15:03:17 #topic 3rd-party CI status 15:03:36 as of this week, quobyte and glusterfs started passing 15:03:43 sweet 15:03:48 great 15:03:50 and all of the other ones have been passing more or less 15:03:54 (Thanks to vponomaryov for Quobyte !!!!) 15:03:55 woo 15:04:04 so I don't think we need to discuss removal of any more drivers 15:04:23 yes special thanks to vponomaryov for helping debug CI issues 15:04:25 bswartz: GPFS come back? 15:04:41 last I heard was the guarangt was close to getting GPFS working 15:04:54 but it's not reporting yet 15:04:59 so we will see 15:05:09 thanks vponomaryov and cknight for your help. 15:05:16 hhi 15:05:28 what about HDS SOP ? is there any progress so the driver could be readded? 15:05:54 jasonsb acknowledged that HDS was not working on CI for that driver 15:06:19 ok 15:06:23 hi 15:06:23 if HDS changes their mind I'll be happy to bring that driver back -- I think they decided that manila support was not a priority for them 15:07:07 so THANKS to all the vendors that worked on CI this release, I know it was a lot of work for some 15:07:29 In Mitaka, we will be looking at increasing the scope of what's tested by CI, and starting to define minimum requirements 15:07:49 early, late Mitaka? 15:07:51 I think it's a huge achievement just to get the systems all up and running in a single release though -- cinder took longer 15:08:04 vponomaryov: let's talk about it in coming weeks 15:08:11 bswartz: can that be decided at the summit 15:08:27 xyang1: yeah it would be a good disucssion topic for the summit 15:08:31 let's move on though 15:08:40 #topic Liberty RC status 15:08:51 Liberty RC1 was released on Tuesday! 15:09:10 thanks to all the reviewers for helping with that, and thanks for getting the bugs squashed 15:09:34 Everyone should be testing RC1 aggressively to see if there are any remaining bugs 15:09:44 I know a few have been found already 15:09:51 bswartz: we already have some for backporting 15:10:17 if you find a bug that you think need to be fixed in Liberty, please TAG your bug in LP with "liberty-rc-potential" 15:10:33 and make sure to get the fix for the bug merged into master 15:10:55 we will look at all the tagged bugs with merged fixes later this week and decide if there will be an RC2 and if so, what should go in it 15:11:00 Since mitaka is open, Does that mean we can start to merge new features now, or still only bug fix can be merged 15:11:27 xyang1: mitaka is open 15:11:34 xyang1: new feature can merge now, but I would ask core reviewers to avoid merging anything that might make backports to liberty difficult, until after the Oct 15 release 15:11:45 bswartz: ok 15:11:47 so big giant new features should wait 15:12:07 priority right now is liberty quality 15:12:29 #topic Support for QoS in Manila 15:12:37 zhongjun2: you're up 15:12:59 ok 15:12:59 I draft the QoS design in https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Manila/QoS. 15:13:01 is zhongjun2 and zhongjun different people? 15:13:32 one people 15:13:34 perhaps same person but different clients? 15:13:44 zhongjun: hello! 15:13:47 yes 15:13:54 that spec looks pretty nice and detailed 15:14:02 zhongjun: Is your intention to remain consistent with the Cinder QoS implementation? 15:14:17 The goal is to add an interface so that Manila admins can use to set share QoS specification 15:14:26 (IOPS, bandwidth, Latency, priority and other vendor specified attributes), 15:14:26 which can be enforced in nova or on Manila back-end or both; 15:14:35 zhongjun: do you plan to have working code before the design summit, or did you want to discuss this at the design summit before doing the implementation? 15:14:48 I am not sure it is ok about this QoS design. 15:15:13 zhongjun: enforcement of QoS policies by nova won't work 15:15:34 zhongjun: shares don't go through the hypervisor, they're access directly by guests 15:15:41 accessed 15:15:55 however QoS enforcement on the backends is a valuable feature 15:15:55 partial consistency. 15:16:56 zhongjun: anything you want decided today? or are you just raising awareness of this feature? 15:17:40 zhongjun: Your spec mentions modifying API extensions. We are planning to move all extensions into core during Mitaka, so this would need to be core API work. 15:17:53 cknight: +! 15:18:05 +1 15:18:36 Yes, I want to discuss this at the design summit before doing the implementation 15:18:41 okay 15:18:54 zhongjun: And for those of us familiar with Cinder QoS, it would help if you spelled out any differences, please. 15:18:56 well I think it's a good idea, we'll cover design summit later in the agenda 15:19:03 #topic Reminder for backend driver maintainers to update feature support table 15:19:15 #link http://docs.openstack.org/developer/manila/devref/share_back_ends_feature_support_mapping.html 15:19:27 toabctl: anything you wanted to say about this? 15:19:47 I added it. there are still a lot of questionmarks in the tables and it's a friendly reminder to the driver maintainers to fill the table 15:20:10 Something came up during review on this 15:20:14 I think the table is very useful if we can fill it with the missing infos. nothing more to say I think 15:20:20 toabctl: we may need to start pinging driver maintainers individually 15:20:34 xyang1: you mean "planned" thing? 15:20:37 but hopefully this reminder will get everyone to go push their updates 15:20:44 It has M for future planning, cknight pointed out it is confusing 15:20:47 Yes 15:21:03 oh yeah I see that 15:21:17 yes. we should only add things that *are* implemented 15:21:18 I added it. 15:21:18 I agree we shouldn't reflect "planned" features in this table 15:21:25 xyang1: My concern was that stuff happens, so people should be cautious about promising things before they land. 15:21:39 cknight: agree 15:21:58 #agreed the supported feature table should only include currently supported features, not future 15:22:12 If we really want to add M, we should say "planned for M" 15:22:24 xyang1: no, just leave it out, and change i when it's merged 15:22:29 bswartz: OK, I can tweak the table description to remove the future language. 15:22:35 bswartz: sure 15:22:47 bswartz: I can push that up immediately. 15:22:56 it doesn't offer much value to merge a change that says "we plan to do this" -- vendors can announce their plans by posting blueprint on LP and such 15:23:10 i have a change in review on that, will remove the planned markers, then. 15:23:45 by next week if there are still ??? in any rows I'll ping the maintainers of the drivers 15:24:05 let's move on 15:24:13 #topic Regression when using NetApp - license issue with netapp_lib 15:24:23 toabctl: this is you again 15:24:27 bswartz: isilon is working on it too 15:24:29 #link https://bugs.launchpad.net/cinder/+bug/1499334 15:24:30 Launchpad bug 1499334 in Manila "Regression: Proprietary code needed to use NetApp with Cinder and Manila" [Undecided,In progress] - Assigned to Thomas Bechtold (toabctl) 15:24:39 also mine. so I tried to use netapp this morning and recognized that a proprietary lib is now needed 15:24:53 that's a regression for distributions and depoyers compared to the Kilo status 15:25:17 to be clear, what's needed is an open source lib from pypi with a proprietary license 15:25:20 the thing is that there is already working code released under the Apache-2.0 license 15:25:50 so I don't see any need to require that lib 15:26:02 I've informed the appropriate people at netapp about the bug 15:26:17 bswartz: Is it possible to change lib license? 15:26:38 u_glide1: I don't have an answer for that 15:26:50 bswartz: i thought pypi requires apache license? 15:26:55 I know that other vendors are doing the same but in this case we already have the apache-2.0 licensed code. that's why i'm raising the issue 15:27:05 xyang1: pypi accepts any license 15:27:09 xyang1: pypi lets you specify the license -- there are tons of different licenses on that site 15:27:19 cknight: bswartz ok 15:28:15 toabctl: We understand your concern, and we've raised it again with the people that made us do it. In the meantime, we'd appreciate the core team not merging the revert patch. 15:28:44 cknight: how soon answer is expected? 15:28:46 what toabctl says is true, but as a NetApp employee I'm recusing myself from any decisions regarding that bug to avoid a conflict of interest 15:29:01 cknight: hm. so my proposal would be to revert it. it's an open source project. but you can add a patch to check if the lib is there and if it is, use it. 15:29:37 toabctl: How would that help? We do check for the library. 15:29:57 cknight: I could use a NetApp without downloading some extra lib 15:30:24 cknight: that simplifies a lot for distributors . and I guess also for deployers 15:31:02 toabctl: Understood completely. We're trying to get some resolution from the legal team. (Cue the lawyer jokes.) 15:31:34 cknight: I understand that it's less work if you use a lib for the stuff needed in cinder and manila. 15:31:46 anyone have a different opinion to offer? 15:31:53 I'm not sure we can reach any decision on this topic 15:32:10 bswartz: well. if we don't have a -1 and 2 +2 we have one... 15:32:26 bswartz: I agree that we have regression and we can not revert back, but implement possibility to chose what to use 15:32:43 an without speaking with my SUSE hat, I think this is open soucre and we should try to avoid such changes. 15:32:53 Not sure if I follow this completely, but you may be able to make a small change in your driver to get around it 15:33:08 toabctl: I think netapp's opionon on the subject is clear -- they pushed the patch that introduced the dependency 15:33:24 I can find some link and send to cknight to see if it helps 15:34:36 Do linux distributors have a general issue with this that prevents distribution in this setup? I'm not too familiar with how a proprietary license in that lib affects that overall process. 15:35:06 hopefully we'll get an official response from netapp soon, but we can let the discussion continue in the gerrit change 15:35:11 bswartz: I wonder if it would help if I would create a netapp_lib_foobar with the code from manila and propose that to use for cinder and manila? would you guys then work on that? or would you still try to push the proprietary thingy? 15:35:53 toabctl: again I have no answer for that -- it's not so much a technical problem as a legal one and that's not my area 15:36:01 ok. then I hope to get enough +2 but I wouldn't merge it yet. but a decision before the final release would be good imho 15:36:08 bswartz: ok. 15:36:14 let's move on 15:36:16 ok, let's continue that in the change 15:36:23 #topic Mitaka Design Summit 15:36:32 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/manila-mitaka-summit-topics 15:36:48 so it's time to collect proposals for topics 15:36:56 toabctl: Perhaps add a bit more detail on what the issue is in distribution to that change desc/comments 15:37:07 I created an empty etherpad today so you can start to propose things 15:37:20 I have my own list that I'll add when I have some time 15:37:38 I'm actually not sure what the deadline is to decide on topics 15:37:51 #action bswartz find out the deadline for summit session topics 15:38:20 hopefully many of you have already thought of things you'd like to propose 15:38:36 let's get them written down so we can start to discuss them in coming weeks 15:38:49 any questions on Mitaka design summit? 15:38:59 alos, please, sign yourself writing topic 15:39:06 oh yeah 15:39:16 add IRC nicks to topics so we know who proposed what 15:40:26 okay 15:40:35 #topic Vendor driver docs 15:41:00 so I've been asked a few times in the last week, what about docs in the manila tree and the stable/liberty branch 15:41:46 the fact that we have some user-facing docs in our manila tree is an accident of history and not what we prefer going forward 15:42:16 bswartz: you propose to remove them? 15:42:23 vendors are welcome to merge docs changes into the existing docs for Mitaka, but we're in the process of moving all of our user-facing docs to the correct places on docs.openstack.org 15:42:40 vponomaryov: over the next month or so, yes 15:43:05 right now some of the docs being added to openstack-manuals are not merged yet, so it's hard for vendors to know where to make changes 15:43:30 until the upstream docs are sorted out, it's find to keep merging things to the manila docs directory 15:43:58 the main point I wanted to make is that we don't backport docs to liberty -- the theory is that users should read the latest docs 15:44:36 and after we finish cleaning up the docs and moving everything, the only docs that should live in-tree are the developer docs 15:45:01 I hope that clears up some confusion 15:45:31 bswartz: Here's the tweak to the driver doc that removes the 'future' language: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/227385/ 15:45:48 and just a reminder, we've made a ton of progress on this: https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/manila-liberty-documentation-sprint 15:46:14 some docs changes are merged and some are in review 15:46:37 cknight: thx 15:47:04 #topic open discussion 15:47:16 anyone have anything else for today? 15:47:48 wow, we might get done early 15:48:19 okay thanks everyone 15:48:34 #endmeeting