15:00:28 <witek> #startmeeting monasca 15:00:41 <openstack> Meeting started Wed Jun 26 15:00:28 2019 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is witek. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 15:00:43 <openstack> Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 15:00:45 <openstack> The meeting name has been set to 'monasca' 15:00:50 <witek> hello 15:00:58 <chaconpiza> Hi 15:01:03 <koji_n> hi 15:01:17 <witek> hi Martin and Koji 15:01:47 <witek> the agenda for today is quite light 15:01:51 <witek> https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/monasca-team-meeting-agenda 15:02:00 <dougsz> hey all 15:02:08 <witek> hi Doug 15:02:11 <joadavis> greetings 15:02:16 <witek> hi Joseph :) 15:02:41 <witek> if you have more topics, please feel free to add 15:03:02 <witek> #topic Shanghai PTG changes 15:03:12 <witek> http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-discuss/2019-June/007079.html 15:03:50 <joadavis> that was an interesting announcement. It wasnt clear if the summit would be shortened or just the parallel forum track 15:04:17 <witek> the most important infos: 15:04:32 <witek> * Onboarding session will be moved to PTG 15:05:00 <witek> * Team meetings will to large extend happen in shared space 15:05:41 <witek> also PTG will be 3.5 days long in total, as you mentioned 15:07:06 <witek> I'm wondering if we should be organizing the planning meeting during the PTG as we did the last times, or organize a separate remote meeting 15:08:00 <witek> I know it sounds very early, but Kendall will be asking me for room assignments soon 15:09:04 <witek> any opinions? 15:10:58 <witek> I'm worried that if we don't get a dedicated room, the audio quality for remote participants may be bad 15:12:27 <chaconpiza> I would vote then for the remote one 15:13:12 <joadavis> I thought the 'dedicated' and 'shared' was about sharing time (having to move out of the room after time is up) vs sharing space (large room with multiple meetings at same time) 15:14:50 <witek> hm, it might be that I misunderstood the email 15:14:56 <joadavis> While I like being in a room with you all, we will have a lot of remote participants this time so doing a separate all-remote meeting might be better 15:15:29 <joadavis> but I'd be fine with doing a meeting in Shanghai 15:16:32 <witek> I'm reading again and it's still not clear to me 15:16:39 <witek> I'll ask Kendall to clarify 15:17:20 <witek> I guess we can move on 15:17:32 <witek> #topic Kafka update 15:18:06 <witek> Matthias has pointed to me that the new stable Kafka version has been released 15:18:10 <witek> 2.2.1 15:18:54 <witek> haha, it changes on a daily basis 15:18:59 <witek> https://kafka.apache.org/downloads 15:19:02 <witek> 2.3.0 15:19:12 <joadavis> lol 15:19:54 <witek> released yesterday 15:19:57 <witek> they also recommend compiling with Scala 2.12 15:21:07 <witek> I think there was still no work on updating to 2.2 done, right? 15:21:21 <witek> dougsz: ^^ 15:21:45 <dougsz> None yet 15:22:02 <witek> should we be upgrading straight to 2.3? 15:22:10 <dougsz> I think it's worth a go 15:22:27 <dougsz> So long as the message version option still works :) 15:22:38 <witek> :) 15:23:50 <dougsz> I can give it a go sometime as part of the middleware upgrade 15:23:56 <witek> chaconpiza: do you know if there are any reasons for staying with 2.2.1? 15:24:58 <chaconpiza> No 15:24:59 <witek> if not, I'd say we upgrade to 2.3.0 and Scala 2.12 15:25:02 <chaconpiza> There is not 15:25:13 <witek> OK, thanks 15:25:31 <chaconpiza> Matthias proposed it, because was the newest stable that time. 15:25:55 <witek> #action witek update the story to upgrade Kafka to version 2.3.0 15:26:31 <witek> #topic open stage 15:26:43 <witek> any other topics? 15:27:18 <joadavis> Submissions for the Shanghai summit 15:27:31 <joadavis> I just put one up this morning - https://cfp.openstack.org/app/presentations/23932/summary 15:27:39 <joadavis> (not sure if the link will work for anyone else) 15:27:57 <joadavis> Open to collaborators, or even just good comments on the content. :) 15:28:37 <joadavis> I'll try to make a few more edits to it before the July 2 deadline 15:29:40 <witek> good topic, thanks joadavis 15:30:24 <chaconpiza> I will stack this change tomorrow and see what is exactly the issue: 15:30:25 <dougsz> +1, certainly tunes in to a lot of recent interest 15:30:29 <chaconpiza> Encode metric names and dimensions in test_metrics https://review.opendev.org/#/c/663927/ 15:31:23 <witek> I've also talked with Rico Lin today, I think we could extend and submit again the auto-scaling workshop 15:31:39 <joadavis> +1 15:31:43 <witek> perhaps adding Senlin integration 15:33:08 <witek> chaconpiza: thanks, I still don't understand what's going wrong there 15:33:18 <joadavis> Thanks witek for approving that python persister change. I need to track down why the java equivalent failed gate - https://review.opendev.org/#/c/667447/ 15:33:22 <witek> must admit I tested it only with Python 3 locally 15:33:29 <witek> must admit I tested it only with Python 2 locally 15:35:56 <witek> joadavis: added myself to review 15:36:38 <witek> if there's nothing more, I'll be wrapping up 15:37:01 <witek> thanks for joining and the work 15:37:08 <witek> see you next week 15:37:09 <witek> bye 15:37:09 <koji_n> thanks 15:37:14 <haru5ny> bye 15:37:16 <chaconpiza> Thanks, bye. 15:37:23 <joadavis> bye 15:37:34 <dougsz> bye 15:37:36 <witek> #endmeeting