13:00:37 #startmeeting monasca 13:00:38 Meeting started Tue Mar 24 13:00:37 2020 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is witek. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 13:00:39 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 13:00:41 The meeting name has been set to 'monasca' 13:00:51 Hi 13:00:55 hi chaconpiza 13:01:07 we've got few items on the agenda today 13:01:11 https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/monasca-team-meeting-agenda 13:01:41 #topic updating alarm expressions 13:01:56 bandorf: stage is yours 13:02:04 I added the current status of investigation in the agenda. 13:02:33 I could not yet execute the tests, as discussed 3 weeks ago, due to other priorities. 13:02:57 Bt we've found some issue when further investigating for the issue. 13:03:36 And I still plan to execute these tests (do alarms work properly if we would apply updates for time/times/function?= 13:04:03 Are there any further questions, regarding the descriptions I added as agenda? 13:04:37 about the undetermined state 13:04:50 Yes? 13:05:00 although it could indeed indicate some problem in the thresholding engine 13:05:28 in the real life I'd rather rely on alarms triggered to ALARM state 13:06:50 also, the described "server down" scenario should probably not be monitored with the `times` operator 13:07:01 So, you think about e.g. an alarm with expression "count(...) == 0" ? 13:07:51 I agree, an explicit server monitoring shouldn't be done that way. That has impact only if there's no explicit alarm for that purpose 13:08:12 I'd evaluate `host_alive_status` or `http_status` metrics 13:08:19 or similar 13:08:45 OK, but the same would apply e.g. for services. 13:09:19 the `times` operator is mainly for avoiding that a short single spike (e.g. in cpu or memory) triggers the alarm 13:09:52 So, you wouldn't even consider this a bug? 13:10:58 I think it is a bug, and could indicate other problems, but pragmatically could be avoided by careful configuration 13:11:39 OK, agreed. If alarming has been set up 100% perfect, then, there wouldn't be a major impact. 13:12:03 So, at least, we can state that there always should be a work-around 13:12:36 or even more efficient way of monitoring than described case 13:12:55 I recommended our customer to use http_status for monitoring keystone, instead of count + process. 13:14:24 I could look up what we deploy per default in SOC 13:15:45 OK. To summarize: It is a bug. But it's not a major one. Proper setup of alarm definitions/alarms will check status of servers and services more efficently. 13:16:19 I'd assume so, but don't know the exact set-up 13:16:46 the issue with late measurements is interesting 13:17:49 Yes - one of the topics we want to investigate further. It occurs regularly, but not too frequently 13:18:21 As of now, I don't have an explanation. I just know that it occurs independant on load. 13:19:16 thanks bandorf for the update, good insights 13:19:31 do we want to move on? 13:19:46 One more question related 13:20:18 Go ahead 13:20:19 Yesterday bandorf ask me whether there are UI tests like Selenium for monasca-ui 13:20:59 I know we don't have them, there was a blocker or a difficulty to implement it? 13:21:21 I mean, do other projects have with horizon plugin have them? 13:22:13 from what I recall, we haven't had IDs for UI elements which are required for testing 13:22:27 adriancz_ could know more... 13:22:43 A-ha... 13:22:57 we could also reach out to Horizon team and ask about tooling which is avaialble 13:23:11 and what other projects are doing 13:23:14 So far I found this wiki https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Horizon/Testing/UI 13:23:21 s/projects/plugins 13:24:20 last edit of the page April 2015 13:24:29 :S 13:25:05 but blueprint is marked as completed 13:27:29 what do you think about reaching out to Horizon team? 13:28:11 it is a good idea, I will contact them 13:28:24 thanks chaconpiza 13:28:27 ok, great 13:28:52 #topic OpenDev + PTG 13:29:45 last week OpenStack Committee has officially canceled the Vancouver event 13:30:05 and want to organize it in a virtual form 13:30:13 http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/foundation/2020-March/002854.html 13:31:49 there is not much planned yet, but they're asking for people who'd like to help 13:32:06 here the volunteers list 13:32:11 https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/Virtual_PTG_Planning 13:33:06 I think it's a good idea to hold Monasca session(s) during that virtual PTG as well 13:34:10 any comments on that? 13:34:29 Virtual sessions will be held through webex ? 13:34:56 or each team should define and provide the infra for the sessions? 13:35:37 I don't know any details, till now there was nothing provided by the organizer but this time the situation is different 13:35:56 I assume they might provide some infrastructure 13:35:56 exactly 13:36:18 to make it uniform between all the sessions 13:37:44 #topic PTL nominations season 13:38:17 today the PTL self-nomination week has started 13:39:00 I'm not candidating this time 13:39:52 I commented internally in Fj that I am interested on that. I will follow the procedure to apply. 13:40:10 great, thanks for stepping up! 13:40:26 Great! 13:40:52 Since next gathering is virtual and the next one is in Berlin, I feel better. 13:41:19 I believe the change is good for the project and you'll bring new energy 13:42:11 From the email you mentioned above: Open Infrastructure Summit in Berlin October 19-23 13:42:53 right, the date is set, I hope they won't have to cancel this one :/ 13:43:44 I already got an unofficial approval to attend 13:44:31 good news 13:45:23 chaconpiza: please ping me if you have any questions 13:45:37 Sure, thanks 13:46:02 thank you as well :) 13:46:12 alright, do we have anything else? 13:46:47 thanks for joining then 13:46:53 and see you next week 13:46:56 bye 13:47:02 thanks 13:47:09 #endmeeting