14:00:46 #startmeeting networking 14:00:47 Meeting started Tue Nov 21 14:00:46 2017 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is jlibosva. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 14:00:48 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 14:00:50 The meeting name has been set to 'networking' 14:00:51 hi everyone 14:00:53 o/ 14:00:55 hi 14:00:59 hi 14:01:00 #topic Announcements 14:01:20 o/ 14:01:20 We're migrating the tempest tests to separate neutron-tempest-plugin repo 14:01:44 so please if you want to send patches to either scenarios or api tests, it will need to go to neutron-tempest-plugin repo 14:02:04 there are still patches in flight regarding zuul but they should be solved soon 14:02:58 next one: we're slowly approaching Q2, Dec 7 should be the deadline 14:03:12 jlibosva: how about a patch like this: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/519198/ 14:03:15 that's all from me, does anybody have anything to announce? 14:03:17 ? 14:03:30 mlavalle: looking 14:03:33 that patch still goes in Neuron, right? 14:03:40 Neutron^^^^ 14:04:26 mlavalle: right, it has corresponding patch in tempest-plugin repo: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/520233 14:04:32 ++ 14:04:59 in my understanding, job defintions should go to the neutron repo 14:05:16 amotoki: the job definition uses tempest-plugin tho 14:05:21 sorry, job consumption should go to the neutron 14:05:34 jlibosva: yes, you are right 14:05:44 ack :) 14:05:49 amotoki: still useful to clarify, thanks 14:05:55 anything else to announce? 14:06:10 let's move on then 14:06:12 #topic Blueprints 14:06:17 #link https://launchpad.net/neutron/+milestone/queens-2 14:07:13 that reminds me I should spend more time reviewing firewall logging patches ... 14:07:30 anybody has anything related to blueprints? any blockers? 14:07:51 yeah, thanks in advance jakub 14:08:07 https://blueprints.launchpad.net/neutron/+spec/floating-ip-rate-limit is making excellent progress 14:08:36 the TC lib patch was merged last week 14:08:52 Server side needs one more +2: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/424466/ 14:09:13 hhopefully haleyb can take a look 14:09:25 jlibosva: I'd like to speed up on firewall logging patch's because 7 DEC is deadline for Q2. 14:09:33 mlavalle: I checked the patch today and then I'll test it works fine in my env. 14:09:39 annp: yes, I'm aware :) 14:09:49 hichihara: thanks:-) 14:09:51 jakub, thanks :) 14:10:20 mlavalle: sorry, was late, workstation with my irc proxy lost power and i'm not near it 14:10:44 haleyb: np, thanks 14:11:25 hichihara: keep in mind the agent side is not ready yet 14:11:55 mlavalle: yeah. I'll try to check API side only. 14:12:21 ok, any other BP worth discussion? 14:12:23 mlavalle: hichihara: about qos-fip patch? 14:12:38 amotoki: Right 14:12:51 yeap 14:12:54 hichihara: thanks. two blueprints were being discussed :) 14:13:18 * mlavalle created the confusion :-( 14:14:26 I thought the qos-fip patch is realated to the fip rate limit :) 14:15:19 seems like we can move on now? 14:15:26 I think so 14:15:28 #topic Starter Approved RFEs 14:15:49 I see three RFEs at the wikipage 14:15:54 yeap 14:16:18 available for new contributors to take them over 14:16:21 #link https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bug/1653932 14:16:21 Launchpad bug 1653932 in neutron "[rfe] network router:external field not exported" [Wishlist,Triaged] 14:16:27 #link https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bug/1689830 14:16:28 Launchpad bug 1689830 in neutron "[RFE] Add attribute to the a port that lists the UUIDs of other ports that the port is allowed to impersonate" [Wishlist,Triaged] - Assigned to Dongcan Ye (hellochosen) 14:16:33 #link https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bug/1690438 14:16:33 Launchpad bug 1690438 in neutron "[RFE] make get-me-a-network work with any network topology" [Wishlist,Triaged] - Assigned to Benjamin Kennel (bkennel) 14:16:57 apparently the third one was claimed over the past few days 14:17:04 mlavalle: two are assigned, does it mean we do have contributors for those? 14:17:25 yeah, it looks like it 14:17:28 Nice! 14:17:28 nice :) 14:18:02 This is what this is for :-) 14:18:57 anything else related to those RFEs? any volunteers for the first one? ;) 14:19:15 I guess we can jump to bugs then 14:19:17 #topic Bugs 14:19:19 yeap 14:19:40 the bug deputy for the last week was bzhao 14:20:10 no, I think it was haleyb 14:20:19 * haleyb thought it was me as well 14:20:26 ah, sorry :) 14:20:47 * jlibosva puts on his glasses 14:20:49 yeah, bzhao is this week 14:20:53 right 14:21:03 There was one critical that came in, possible DoS 14:21:06 https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bug/1732294 14:21:06 Launchpad bug 1732294 in neutron "Probable DOS in linuxbridge" [Critical,In progress] - Assigned to Brian Haley (brian-haley) 14:21:22 i proposed a patch but submitter wasn't able to verify it 14:21:34 https://review.openstack.org/520249 14:22:29 needs some update testing since both old and new rules would be installed on a restart 14:23:12 this one slipped through the cracks, https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bug/1732067 14:23:12 Launchpad bug 1732067 in neutron "openvswitch firewall flows cause flooding on integration bridge" [Undecided,New] 14:23:29 came in between deputies 14:23:44 I actually consulted that with James 14:24:01 on irc 14:24:24 perfect 14:24:26 I didn't add a proper tag though, thanks for bringing this up :) 14:25:21 jlibosva: how important should it be? 14:26:27 mlavalle: I'm not really sure I understand clearly the issue. It's that replies don't know where to go because on incoming traffic we bypass normal switching, so the replies are sent to all interfaces on given local network 14:26:41 mlavalle: I don't think it's severe 14:26:54 but maybe rackspace folks think it is :) 14:27:21 also I don't know how to fix it as the output action is much faster then normal action in openflow 14:27:25 :-) 14:28:10 there were some other dhcp-related bugs, all medium, and a lot of api-ref bugs by boden :) 14:28:20 this was the only other high, https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bug/1732543 14:28:20 Launchpad bug 1732543 in neutron "HA network tenant network fails upon router delete" [High,Confirmed] 14:28:52 a fix was proposed, but breaks something else, on my L3 radar now 14:29:57 should we assign it to Steven then? 14:31:04 i asked him to send it out for review, but he didn't know the workflow we have, havne't seen a response after that yet 14:31:44 I see but he seems to be one working on it, so it makes sense to me to have an assignee 14:31:49 we can remove it if he goes silent 14:31:58 sure, i'll assign it to him 14:32:08 ++ 14:32:12 I did :) 14:32:23 haleyb: thanks for the report 14:32:27 I think we can move to docs now 14:32:31 yup 14:32:34 #topic Docs 14:32:51 boden: hi :) 14:32:56 hi 14:33:10 do you want to give any updates? 14:33:36 the only think I wanted to mention (already hinted by haleyb) is that I went through all neutron extensions and determined those that needed updates in the api-ref 14:33:49 I created a bug for each that needs work in case someone else wants to help out 14:34:08 they all have the ‘api-ref’ tag.. https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bugs?field.tag=api-ref 14:34:14 ok, so you need volunteers 14:34:25 no its fine.. I can process them over the next few weeks 14:34:44 just saying if someone gets bored feel free to join the party if you want 14:34:51 cool 14:34:58 that’s all I really have 14:35:30 boden: thanks 14:35:49 boden: don't go far 14:35:51 #topic neutron-lib 14:35:58 hi again 14:36:00 hi! :) 14:36:08 so a high-level thing 14:36:32 based on recent ML discussion it appears we will start publishing server projects to pypi.. including neutron 14:36:37 http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2017-November/124676.html 14:37:21 one of the main motivations for neutron-lib was to provide something that could be released to pypi and versioned; since neutron couldn't 14:37:22 #link http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2017-November/124676.html 14:37:54 so my question becomes; do we need to rethink what we want to do with neutron-lib, or just keep moving forward 14:38:25 there are still some benefits to neutron-lib… consolodate concrete interfaces, reduce dependencies (neutron pulls along a number), etc.. 14:38:40 anybody have thoughts on this topic? 14:38:48 wasn't the motivation also that other projects don't need to fetch the whole neutron code base with specific implementation ? 14:38:56 I don't know what to say right now. I will take a look at the thread and discuss in the channel 14:39:00 ah, you just wrote it in the meantime 14:39:19 is armax around? 14:39:20 for the time being, I say let's carry on 14:39:31 doesnt look like it 14:39:33 ok 14:40:07 boden: anything else for the lib? 14:40:08 thats all I have 14:40:10 ok, thanks 14:40:22 #topic Migration to OSC 14:40:30 amotoki: do you want to give updates? 14:40:43 hi 14:40:54 there are several things 14:41:25 there are several pending patches in neutronclient repo. reviews would be appreciated 14:41:38 it looks better to cut a release at some point. 14:42:46 the second thing is https://review.openstack.org/#/c/518954/ . haleyb proposed a patch to change the default protocol of a new sg rule. 14:43:00 I would like to ask opinions for others. 14:43:11 yes, i had forgotten about thatone 14:43:21 there is a discussion on backward-compat on OSC vs on neutron CLI. 14:44:13 there was a change merged to OSC that defaulted the protocol to 'tcp' and it was noticed as not the same as the neutron client 14:44:42 i was annoyed because noone from neutron was even asked to review it 14:44:46 yes, the default value comes from nova sg rule implementation and OSC supports both 14:45:18 I will leave a comment after the meeting 14:45:37 so, provide feedback in the review 14:45:39 ? 14:45:40 it is *almost* backwards-compatible in that if you specify a port range you must specify a protocol 14:46:18 dean has said he would allow it in OSC4 only 14:46:32 that is good point 14:47:38 anyway feel free to leave comments/bugs if you feel odd around the migration to OSC 14:48:07 the last thing is https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bug/1705755 raised by boden 14:48:07 Launchpad bug 1705755 in neutron "[RFE] Plugin support for API resource attribute extensions" [Wishlist,Triaged] 14:48:33 i wouldn't like to discuss the detail here. feedback would be appreciated. 14:48:51 it is one of big gaps around the migration 14:49:01 that's all from me 14:49:01 amotoki: it was discussed in the drivers meeting last Thursday 14:49:08 please chack the logs 14:49:15 check 14:49:17 mlavalle: thanks. i haven't checked the log 14:49:22 will check it soon 14:49:28 I will update the RFE itself today 14:50:43 i think we can move on to the next topic if nothing else 14:50:49 amotoki: thanks 14:50:56 #topic open discussion 14:51:04 does anybody have a topic he'd like to discuss here? 14:51:15 one question 14:51:39 haleyb: go ahead 14:51:51 I see two topics at the wiki 14:51:59 ok, mine isn't on the wiki 14:52:13 haleyb: so go ahead, we can discuss those after :) 14:52:38 amotoki: i know you cover the osc client, but how do we make sure neutronions are always added to network reviews? 14:53:26 relying on people seeing the review emails isn't enough 14:53:55 haleyb: honestly i am not sure what is a better way. 14:54:23 ok, i was even looking through the repo looking for a doc but didn't see anything 14:54:32 i think there is a way to query which file(s) are included in a review. 14:54:40 it might help us 14:55:07 yes, i'd be ok with receiving emails if they are networking ones 14:55:19 previously i checked networking guide reviews in openstakc-manuals by using "path:^doc/networking-guide/.*' in my gerrit dashboard 14:55:42 ok, thanks, i'll try the same with osc 14:55:59 jlibosva: back to you 14:56:04 let's jump to those topics from wiki then 14:56:17 Hi jlibosva, VPNaaS team is working on stadium inclusion, almost required criteria have been addressed/addressing. It needs to get attention from core reviewers in order to help it jump into the stadium in Queens. 14:56:20 hoangcx_: hi, you have one VPNaaS stadium inclusion request: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/506012/ 14:56:49 mlavalle: ^^ I think it will need PTL's blessing :) 14:57:02 yeap, I will look at it this week 14:57:12 jlibosva: I discussed with yamamoto and got suggestion to raise it here. Hopefully can get comments/decision from cores :) 14:57:32 hoangcx_: yes, thanks for bringing this up :) 14:57:37 hoangcx_: I will look at it this week 14:57:45 thanks a lot mlavalle jlibosva :) 14:57:50 bcafarel: next one is yours: "Should we use a single repo for all stadium split tempest plugins? http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2017-October/123814.html" 14:58:15 indeed 14:58:31 I don't know answer to that question 14:58:39 the topic should be short :) I'd just welcome some feedback (and decision) on the topic 14:58:55 bcafarel: do you see any downsides to having one repo for tempest tests? 14:59:02 it would make sense to me to have test repo per project but that would create loots of new projects :) 14:59:34 mlavalle: no downside apart from the creation job 15:00:09 but as some other parts are in common repos, armax brought the question 15:00:14 I think we are short of people now in general so creating a lot of new projects will be difficult 15:00:15 we have tempest API test and we have a single place neutron-lib to have API defintions. it makes sense to have a single repo in this context 15:00:22 but this is only one aspect 15:00:33 maybe we could discuss this on ML 15:00:35 we're out of time 15:00:37 +1 15:00:45 oops indeed 15:00:45 thanks bcafarel 15:00:51 and thanks everyone for showing up 15:00:52 I completely missed that mail 15:00:54 #endmeeting