15:00:29 #startmeeting massively_distributed_clouds 15:00:30 Meeting started Wed Oct 25 15:00:29 2017 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is ad_rien_. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 15:00:31 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 15:00:34 The meeting name has been set to 'massively_distributed_clouds' 15:00:49 Good Morning/Afternoon! 15:00:57 #chair parus ad_rien_ 15:00:58 Current chairs: ad_rien_ parus 15:01:04 #topic roll call 15:01:11 Please update the etherpad ;) 15:01:30 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/massively_distributed_ircmeetings_2017 line 1413 15:01:33 o/ 15:01:36 o/ 15:01:39 hello 15:02:28 anyone from FBK, Ericsson ? 15:03:10 ok 15:03:12 seems not 15:03:13 yes, FBK, but in another meeting also, partial ttention 15:03:21 ok thanks dancn 15:03:32 so a few of them are on vacations on Inria too. 15:03:43 Actually I should have been off too but… 15:03:55 #topic news 15:04:19 as usual please go to the pad, read/amend/complete 15:04:29 If you have questions or some points you would like to discuss please do it ;) 15:05:44 ok let's switch to the next topic so ;) 15:05:53 #topic ongoing-actions 15:06:04 we have two important points to discuss today 15:06:11 (at least from my side): 15:06:19 1./ the F2F meeting 15:06:28 2./ the use-cases' slides 15:06:34 I propose to start with 1./ 15:07:01 as you can see, I already added a couple of links toward the different sessions/presentations that are scheduled for the Sydney meeting. 15:07:24 I would like to ask anyone to complete this list with presentations that you believe are relevant for our discussions 15:07:38 (i.e. please explain what you/we can expect from the discussion). 15:07:53 I will open a dedicated etherpad 15:08:23 Regarding the agenda: Can you please add your expectations (i.e. points you would like to discuss). 15:08:34 Thanks for the long list of related sessions - I was able to mine a couple of them to add to the Suggested LCOO working group sessions - thanks 15:08:42 I remind that I will not attend the summit this time. dpertin and parus will chair the session 15:09:13 so parus maybe you would like to highlight some points in particular? 15:09:17 regarding the agenda 15:09:42 do we agreee that the next IRC session will be in late novement? 15:09:50 November? 15:10:07 Nov 22 ? 15:10:10 If I'm right 15:10:28 That works for me. 15:10:58 Of course, we will create an etherpad for the f2f so anyonne interested can find out what happens. 15:11:12 Communication proposal - I'm assuming we will use the ongoing working pad - even for the F2F session - alternative is we would setup a standalone pad just for that session. In either case we should let the speakersupport@openstack.org knw to change the text description here https://www.openstack.org/summit/sydney-2017/summit-schedule/events/19510/fogedgemassively-distributed-clouds-working-group to include hyperlink to that pad. 15:11:35 22 ok for me 15:11:51 @parus done 15:12:15 @jamemcc_ good point 15:12:27 If the F2F is likely to bemore of a birds of a feather session - people coming and attending who are not usual collaborators - maybe standlone makes more sense 15:13:05 FYI - I will not be travelling to Sydney either 15:13:34 guys would you please put your name once again on the pad (i.e. the F2F meeting if you attend the summit) 15:14:07 ok so that's all from my side right now. 15:14:24 I can work with Parus to set it up - not a big debate needed here I think 15:14:39 parus: we can iterate offline to make progress on the agenda. dpertin will also give an overview of the ongoing activities of the WG/SIG/Team 15:14:53 great let's move forward so 15:15:14 OK. I think there was an item about Neutron also that we were planning to address at sidney. Right? 15:15:42 parus could you please elaborate a bit more ? 15:15:56 we have a new PhD student that should start by december (hopefully) 15:16:13 but right now we didn't do anything from our side around Neutron. Did I miss(understand) something 15:16:16 ? 15:16:17 Maybe my memory is fuzzy. but I thought we mentionned something like that in past meeting about cell v2 and neutron. 15:16:25 ok 15:16:43 there is indeed some discussions about how including similar concepts of Cell V2 in neutron 15:16:50 I do not know what are the current progress? 15:17:02 that can be one point to put in the agenda indeed 15:17:05 good point 15:17:05 thanks 15:17:17 I thought the action was to contact people from Neutron... and sydney might be a good time. 15:17:55 thanks. 15:18:20 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/FEMDC-F2F-meeting-sydney-summit let's start to work on the agenda 15:19:16 ok 15:19:25 may I suggest to move on the use-cases bullet ? 15:19:31 yes 15:20:14 #topic use-cases' presentation 15:20:25 #link https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1pAAdrzn1kgQCCAffdngiE-NvzsDn8sN4Uj6NFV6NgjQ/edit?usp=sharing 15:20:41 Thanks for anyone to provide comments to this draft. 15:21:00 ok 15:21:06 May I propose to spend 20 min on this point 15:21:19 I think it is important that we have a common understanding ? 15:21:20 Is it ok 15:21:21 ? 15:21:25 +! 15:21:26 +! 15:21:28 +1 15:21:40 So slide 3, I will prepare the content 15:21:45 +1 FBK will add something right after the fog congress next week 15:22:03 Slide 4 15:22:12 What do you mean by Service Scenarios ? 15:22:15 Please parus 15:22:31 Service Scenarios = VoLTE or uCPE or .... 15:23:03 some service that telcos offer to entreprise or consumer. 15:23:28 or some service that an enterprise builds. 15:23:47 ok 15:24:07 my point is that it is difficult to see the diff between Deployment scenarios vs service scenarios 15:24:15 but it seems you know what you are talking about 15:24:16 ;) 15:24:20 so let's move forward 15:24:37 Deployment scenario would be cinder on edge , or cinder on central node. 15:24:51 whereas services are more about applicaitons, correct? 15:24:54 yes 15:25:09 ok 15:25:10 Application is a good word. Let's change service for application. 15:25:30 ok maybe putting deployment scenarios at that time is a bit sooner 15:25:30 ? 15:25:38 too early 15:25:38 sorry 15:26:04 Parus - thanks I see the VM machines are low profile and include non Linux. 15:26:23 maybe we can talk about different sandboxing technologies 15:26:35 i.e. VM, containers, unikernel 15:26:36 .. 15:26:37 ? 15:27:02 I am happy to. serverless too. 15:27:30 jamecc: does that address your point? 15:28:55 Slide 7 ? 15:28:57 Slide 7 - the term 'Edge Node' is not clear to me, the slide refers to relationships/attributes of app, frameworks, premises, etc. 15:28:58 can I? 15:29:04 yes 15:29:06 good point 15:29:23 Edge sites vs edge nodes (i.e. site= a micro/nano DC vs nodes = a server 15:29:24 ) 15:29:47 +1 15:30:02 They may be different 15:30:07 OpenStack / Kubernetes 15:30:16 not sure it should be presented in that way 15:30:31 What way do you suggest? 15:30:34 (once again don't get me wrong, this is your presentation parus, so just some feedbacks from our side) 15:30:36 ;) 15:30:52 I am open to suggestion... can you be more specific? 15:31:04 A mCPE vs a C-RAN 15:31:07 what do it mean? 15:31:16 maybe two slides 15:31:22 the first one hardware oriented 15:31:27 the second one software oriented 15:31:32 i.e. slide 6 hardware oriented 15:31:57 i.e. what's make an edge site different than a normal cloud from the hardware viewpoint/requirements 15:32:13 and then Slide 7: what make en edge site different… from the software viewpoint 15:32:31 you can run Kubernetes on top of OpenStack (and actually a lot of end-users do that) 15:32:43 e.g., the FBK use-case for instance 15:32:47 OK I get it. This is a good point. 15:32:59 I think it is three slides: 15:33:19 one to define edge, one to show hw options, one to show sw options 15:34:29 yes 15:34:46 I mean how you provide then containers, unikernel, VM, baremetals 15:34:48 is another question 15:35:06 "They may be in different administrative domains" 15:35:15 this is an important assumption 15:35:26 just to let you know that we do not take it right now 15:35:33 as it makes the global pictures much more difficult 15:35:41 (i.e. you need to think about peering agreement ....) 15:36:06 in other way, having a global Openstack to supervise/orchestrate a (large) couple of edge sites might be relevant 15:36:22 (whatever if you are leveraging a broker or a fully distributed approach) 15:36:38 but supervising several systems looks definitely a real challenge 15:36:47 I'm not sure even ONAP is targetting that 15:36:52 billing, …. 15:36:59 Are you suggesting I leave this point out? 15:37:03 this will become a nightmare 15:37:12 I think this point is more relevant to the guys that deal with federation challenge 15:37:13 We want to focus on things that Openstack people can act on. 15:37:25 see for instance the current efforts that are done in NIST 15:37:26 That is the audience. 15:37:41 There is a difference from my viewpoint between federations 15:37:48 and edge computing 15:37:56 is it clear ? 15:38:34 #link https://www.openstack.org/summit/sydney-2017/summit-schedule/events/20475/supporting-general-federation-for-large-scale-collaborations Federation objective 15:38:44 it is different... but there are a lot of federating questions around edge that are specific. 15:38:51 here you really target to interconnect different domains 15:38:58 yes 15:39:14 there are some overlaps indeed but 15:39:23 the evil in the details :-P 15:39:37 the evil is ;) 15:39:37 sorry 15:39:52 we discussed a lot with Craig Lee during the first year of the WG 15:40:04 for instance you have to deal with Keystone federation challenges 15:40:21 I am happy to leave the topic out. I would really like people to walk out of the presentation and think about how edge impact Neutron, how it impact cell v2, how it may impact AMQP ... etc. 15:40:23 where are in a edge infrastructure operated by the same telco this question can be non relevant 15:40:30 yes 15:40:32 +1 15:40:39 so maybe you can add that in the software slide 15:40:44 (i.e. according to what we discuss before) 15:40:56 from the software view point it is different than the federation challenge 15:41:03 from the hardware also 15:41:15 because it is a single domain (at least in the vision we have/share) 15:41:19 butonce again this is your deck ;) 15:41:38 so please take it as feedback not an obligation (I do not want to be impolite) 15:42:13 How do you feel about the question on privacy? 15:42:18 I really like the latest slides 15:42:22 I think they put the right questions 15:43:01 coul dyou please elaborate a bit more ? 15:43:08 @rcherrueau is our privacy expert ;) 15:43:09 11:42 15:43:18 He made his Phd on it. 15:43:27 even though it might be the same domain. 15:43:40 One driver of edge, is that private content can stay local. 15:43:45 Privacy is something rather large. Could you please precise your point? 15:43:50 yes 15:43:55 This is a new attribute for openstack. 15:43:56 indeed 15:43:59 yes location 15:44:14 Should we open that topic with this audience? 15:44:18 we should be able to reify the location at the end-users/developers API level 15:44:22 yes 15:44:25 may make sense 15:45:15 Maybe asking the question or at least mentioning sounds good 15:45:25 I will add that as a bullet. 15:45:37 ok 15:45:38 Maybe on side 14. 15:45:47 ok 15:45:51 11:45 15:46:02 I think we should close that point 15:46:07 We can iterate offlne for sure 15:46:12 Can you please make sure to mark comments on the presentation? I will review offline. 15:46:27 we can iterate by mail. It will be easier 15:46:58 Great. Thanks for the input. 15:47:00 Ok any other comment ? 15:47:23 did we address jamecc's point? 15:47:54 ok I propose to switch to AMQP to have a short overview of what has been done (unless dancn wants to add something regarding the fog congress) ? 15:48:18 (jamemcc_ can you double check that your comment(s) is/are in the slide please) 15:48:21 ? 15:48:30 #topic AMQP 15:48:31 no update, we are working on the demo right now... :-) 15:48:36 ok thanks 15:48:40 I will put it in the pad 15:48:45 ansmith: ? 15:49:14 not much to update, we are scheduling a meeting in early november to discuss testing details 15:49:43 ok 15:49:49 anything else ? 15:51:39 ok 15:51:41 thanks 15:51:58 #topic open discussions 15:52:13 so as I wrote I have to send the offical email for switching to a SIG 15:52:19 jamemcc_: did you already do it for LCCO ? 15:53:33 jamemcc_: are you still there? 15:54:01 (by the way this is the only point I have from my side, so please feel free to add any comment/remark if you have some) 15:54:42 There is a call on white paper starting in 5 min. 15:55:05 yes 15:55:15 so if there is nothing else. I propose to end the meeting now? 15:55:20 +1 15:55:26 ok 15:55:31 so thanks everyone 15:55:43 Feel free to complete/amend the pad 15:55:44 . 15:55:48 #endmeeting