17:31:41 #startmeeting Networking Advanced Services 17:31:42 Meeting started Wed Jun 18 17:31:41 2014 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is SumitNaiksatam. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 17:31:43 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 17:31:46 The meeting name has been set to 'networking_advanced_services' 17:31:49 hi 17:31:56 #info agenda: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings/AdvancedServices 17:32:09 hi 17:32:27 to put things into perspective, here is the Neutron Juno project plan (as proposed by the PTL earlier) 17:32:27 I'm pretty sure I've reviewed all the BPs 17:32:38 #info Neutron Juno Project Plan: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/NeutronJunoProjectPlan 17:32:55 we need to prioritize accordingly 17:33:12 i think we are on track, but just wanted to put it out there 17:33:22 #topic Action item review 17:33:31 we are tracking to -2 right? 17:33:42 regXboi: yes absolutely 17:33:46 -2 and -3 17:33:51 thx 17:34:21 regXboi: service insertion seems to be J-3 17:34:26 all of us had the homework assignment to vote up or down on the prioritized features: #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Neutron/AdvancedServices/JunoPlan 17:34:53 s3wong: it needs to land much sooner to be reviewed in time for J-3 17:35:01 SumitNaiksatam: absolutely 17:35:22 thanks to all who reviewed 17:36:02 any general comment that anyone wants to make regarding the reviews (before we get into the specifics)? 17:36:05 SumitNaiksatam: flavor just uploaded a new spec, thus negating all our hard-earned +/- 1s 17:36:13 s3wong: ha 17:36:26 s3wong: please give enikanorov credit he is working hard 17:36:30 i'll give an update shortly 17:37:05 the other AI from last meeting was by enikanorov to himself to put some specific updates in the spec, and i believe he has done that 17:37:11 so with that lets dive in 17:37:11 flavor is targeted for the LBaaS mid-cycle, so everyone suddenly commented on flavor framework :-) 17:37:26 #topic Flavors 17:37:38 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/90070 17:37:41 yes, we all love those people jumping in to the last cab of the train :) 17:37:56 enikanorov: go ahead with your update 17:38:02 so, there was several major updates 17:38:05 enikanorov: i noticed you just uploaded another patch 17:38:21 yes, so let me describe updates from the last week's version 17:38:29 1. REST API 17:38:40 tags have their separate resource 17:39:03 that might be harder to use from CLI perspective, but will allow some flexibility later 17:39:13 such as updating tags 17:39:39 also it allowed to add attitional attribute to a tag within a flavor: visibility 17:39:57 so admin can create tag invisible to a user 17:40:33 this way admin can create mapping between flavors and drivers that support same set of capabilities 17:40:50 so, for example "VendorName" tag may be invisible withing the flavor 17:41:21 so Gold and Silver flavors will show exactly same capabilities to a user, but internally they map to different providers 17:41:37 how do you like the idea? 17:41:40 enikanorov: how the admin created flavor bind to a vendor driver? 17:42:06 the idea is that driver may extend its capabilities from configuration 17:42:23 and that can be usd to create such artifical mapping 17:43:14 more questions on this idea? 17:43:29 enikanorov: do tenants get to query the list of capabilities from a Flavor? 17:44:03 they may do 'list-flavors' and 'show-flavor', latter will give everything that is visible 17:44:10 all flavor tags and their values 17:44:12 enikanorov: I understand that we have discussed this many times, but I have a question 17:44:20 garyduan: shoot 17:44:26 Are the additional attributes used for helping selecting the driver in the case that multiple drivers support the user's flavor request? 17:44:27 enikanorov: In real world, would the operator create flavors purely based on capabilities that vendors expose 17:45:05 enikanorov: can a tenant create a flavor? 17:45:06 garyduan: hmm, i don't know. I'd like to give ability that will suit different needs. 17:45:10 LouisF: no 17:45:20 enikanorov: or, what vendors expose are just informational for the admin 17:45:30 cathy_: that might be. that's up to admin 17:45:52 garyduan: right, what vendors expose is for admin 17:45:53 enikanorov: admin creates flavor directly mapped to the vendor, but doesn't have to expose the vendor name 17:46:13 garyduan: yes, it is possible to do so, if it is needed. 17:46:25 enikanorov: garyduan: the reason I asked the above question is, if there are tags that aren't visible to user (or even if it is visible), vendor can add vendor-tag, and operator can simply map vendor tag to a Flavor 17:46:42 enikanorov: As expressed in spec, I'm wondering how we handle large number of capabilities, like VPN has. 17:46:45 s3wong: yes, that's the example i've given 17:46:45 garyduan: thus giving an elegant way for direct mapping of a Flavor to a vendor 17:46:53 enikanorov: I know this is a subset of current proposal 17:47:21 pcm_: we need to think about it. that might be some 'tag suggestion' from the driver... 17:47:26 what I am not clear is the still the binding part 17:47:32 i'd put it out from initial implementation 17:47:59 garyduan: binding is flavor_id in the resource + as in provider framework 17:48:19 enikanorov: can we rename tag to capability? 17:48:25 Thanks for your reply. I am not sure what is meant by "up to Admin". I was thinking the Flavor framework internal algorithm will automatically select the best driver based on some configured priority criteria in the case that multiple drivers satisfy the user's flavor request. Could you clarify 17:48:33 I mean the tag created by the admin, how to bind it to a driver 17:48:42 how the "Admin" selection works? 17:48:55 ok lets have a little more order to the conversation 17:49:00 i think enikanorov is getting slammed here 17:49:05 LouisF: why? wouldn't "tag" be better if we want to use tag for more than just driver capability in the future? 17:49:16 * pcm_ SumitNaiksatam +1 17:49:23 so let me first ask, the questions that are being asked here, have they been added to the review? 17:49:32 LouisF: hmm, i know that may create confusion. i think tag is what admin or user work with, and capability is what driver/backend supports 17:49:41 enikanorov: one sec 17:49:48 these are the same notion in different 'places' 17:50:05 asking again, have the questions being asked here posted in the review 17:50:22 i can understand that some of the changes came in late, so people probably have not had a chance to review those 17:50:23 SumitNaiksatam: enikanorov: the only comment I have was that instead of adding flavor_id attribute to each service instance, it is already in the ServiceBase, so no need to do that 17:50:44 For my question, not yet. 17:50:56 garyduan: cathy_ LouisF pcm_: your questions? 17:50:57 s3wong: i'm not sure, but i think it still needed in the service instance resource 17:51:01 garyduan: ok 17:51:06 unless you're redefining whole extension framework 17:51:08 wil post 17:51:13 SumitNaiksatam: mine was voiced in the review. 17:51:16 enikanorov: SumitNaiksatam: however, I do understand flavor is going to land before service insertion, so perhaps you want it for initial implementation 17:51:36 SumitNaiksatam: I've also added the section about how to organize tags 17:51:39 not quite. 17:51:44 pcm_: ok, in that case enikanorov do you think you have answered all the previous questions? 17:51:51 will copy it here as well: http://paste.openstack.org/show/84407/ 17:51:55 will post 17:52:01 just want to make sure that some of the questions are not lost when new patch sets are posted 17:52:15 otherwise we end up discussing the same thing and are not making progress here 17:52:27 i really wanted that we would get closure on the spec today 17:52:28 I will post to the spec review. 17:52:42 however, it seems that people have more questions at this stage 17:52:42 SumitNaiksatam: +10^10^10 17:53:14 enikanorov: we are all trying our best and understand the frustration an your end too 17:53:17 *more people have more questions :) 17:53:18 is Stephen Balukoff here? 17:53:26 i dont know his IRC handle 17:53:26 1 sec 17:53:30 enikanorov: do you? 17:53:44 SumitNaiksatam: he is in #openstack-lbaas 17:53:51 yes, i've invited him 17:53:59 enikanorov: thats great 17:54:02 hehe 17:54:30 he seemed to be representing the operator view, and i think we should definitely factor that opinion 17:54:32 SumitNaiksatam: sbalukoff 17:54:42 we also need to be pragmatic 17:54:56 SumitNaiksatam: I also asked him to join at #openstack-lbaas 17:55:04 in terms of what making a start here, versus trying to land everything and not getting anything 17:55:07 I believe no two service will have same capability ever, so simple baseclass with tag extesions for back end capability i s good enough for first cut, the only question is who dwfines tags admin or service tenenant and that can be sorted out 17:55:08 s3wong: thanks 17:55:24 pgpus: ok 17:55:28 Hi folks! 17:55:34 SumitNaiksatam: there he is. Welcome sbalukoff!!! 17:55:43 i also had a suggestion that the tags can be namespaced, so that we can avoid ambiguity and overlaps 17:55:43 pgpus: no classes for tags for science sake! 17:55:52 SumitNaiksatam: you have question for sbalukoff? 17:55:54 sbalukoff: welcome 17:56:08 SumitNaiksatam: see the pseudocode example. does it answers your concerns? 17:56:20 sbalukoff: we are tracking the flavors spec 17:56:27 Excellent! 17:56:33 enikanorov: my apologies i did not get a chance to read the latest version 17:56:36 I'm very opinionated. Sorry! 17:56:41 SumitNaiksatam: http://paste.openstack.org/show/84407/ 17:56:44 sbalukoff: we noticed that you had some comments 17:56:51 Indeed. :) 17:56:56 and we want to make sure that those are heard/addressed 17:56:58 that's specifically for the tags organization 17:57:05 enikanorov: ok 17:57:11 We are here at the neutron-lbaas hackathon in Texas and were about to discuss Flavors as well. 17:57:42 sbalukoff: we discuss this on a weekly basis, and enikanorov has been diliegently on this spec for a few months now 17:57:43 What time does this meeting end? Are we going to be OK on time? 17:57:57 we really need to make progress with at least getting the first iteration in 17:58:08 Aah. Ok. 17:58:18 sbalukoff: are your concerns addressed in the lates patch set posted by enikanorov? 17:58:19 sbalukoff: it ends at 1:30pm central time 17:58:23 Well, let's make sure we aren't going to be shooting ourselves in the foot. :) 17:58:35 sbalukoff: most definitely 17:58:39 i.e., in 30 minutes 17:58:51 SumitNaiksatam: Actually, my concerns are not addressed by that. I just got done responding to the BP. XD 17:59:00 sbalukoff: regarding the matching. WHole purpose of the framework was to get rid of 1:1 matching and make it flaxible 17:59:03 sbalukoff: ah ok 17:59:06 and depentend on capabilities 17:59:11 enykeev: I posted a suggestion in the review to separate capability into two, user-facing capabilities, driver capabilities. Provider can manage the mapping between the two. 17:59:33 enikanorov: I think I'm starting to understand that, but then how do you propose to provide a way for vendors to expose unique advanced features? 17:59:36 s/enykeev/enikavorov 17:59:53 sbalukoff: just like non-unique ones 18:00:21 sbalukoff: it's actually up to the admin to expose this to user 18:00:24 Ok, I get that non-unique ones. Tags make a lot of sense for that. 18:00:25 so we are 30 mins into the meeting discussing this one topic 18:00:45 Could vendors, say, provide unique tags that apply to features they only can provide? 18:00:46 should we call a separate one off meeting to address any residual concerns? 18:00:58 enikanorov: what do you think? 18:01:12 sbalukoff: absolutely. they can 18:01:12 SumitNaiksatam: enikanorov: I am attending the LBaaS mid-cycle as well. If there is any strong objection to flavor or new ideas, I will let you guys know 18:01:18 enikanorov: I agree that the admin/operator needs to have final say in what is exposed to the user. 18:01:36 But Vendors need to have a way to expose their functionality to admins/operators so that they can decide whether to expose this to users. 18:01:43 SumitNaiksatam: please +2 minutes :) 18:01:56 sbalukoff: and they can do that 18:02:01 folks i am happy to spend to the whole hour on this topic if we have a gaurantee to have consensus at the end of the hour :-P 18:02:17 enikanorov: That's great then! Could you update your BP with an example as to how this is done? 18:02:35 +1 18:02:47 sbalukoff: yes. it actually has a pseudocode example of that, i;ll update that example wth vendor-specific tags 18:02:50 SumitNaiksatam: unlikely as the LBaaS folks and markmcclain will be talking about flavor later in the day 18:02:54 SumitNaiksatam: I can only guarantee that I will argue honestly and without the intent to obstruct. I'd like to see us get this defined and done, too! 18:02:54 (or 'capabilities') 18:03:29 s3wong: i dont understand why there need to be different sets of discussion 18:03:37 enikanorov: As long as the vendor interface isn't terrible, then I think I'm OK with flavors as you have described it in the BP. 18:03:44 s3wong: i would have expected markmcclain and the rest of the lbaas team to have participated here 18:03:54 sbalukoff: great to hear! 18:03:57 SumitNaiksatam: more of a face to face thing, and markmcclain is in a separate meeting at the moment 18:04:00 would it make sense to identify a few cases/scenarios, and show examples in the spec to aide in understanding? 18:04:00 SumitNaiksatam: We can ask them to join if you'd like. 18:04:08 They're sitting across the room from me. 18:04:28 ok, lets discuss flavors after he meeting 18:04:32 *the 18:04:33 pcm_: Yes, it would. 18:04:53 enikanorov sbalukoff: so it seems that we have some high level consensus 18:04:53 sbalukoff: seems like we have a few, and that may help answer questions. 18:04:55 enikanorov: sure. hopefully you will still be awake on the #openstack-lbaas channel by then :-) 18:05:15 enikanorov: so you will be putting a new patch set? 18:05:18 We've been doing a lot of hand-waving in other discussions, shuffling off difficult configuration or edge cases to this magical "flavors" framework. So knowing that it can actually deliver most of the features we want is a good idea! 18:05:35 SumitNaiksatam: yes, with a bit more details 18:05:42 enikanorov: sweet 18:05:55 enikanorov: great work btw. 18:06:00 so lets set some milestones for this 18:06:03 thanks, folks 18:06:12 flavor framework is targeted for J-2 18:06:18 and we dont have the spec approved yet 18:06:38 i am not saying that we need to approve the spec because we have set the milestone 18:06:57 but we should try if we can to meet the milestones 18:06:58 So again, the asshole in me must point out that you have "tentative" agreement from me. :) So please be descriptive in your examples, enikanorov! :D 18:07:38 hope to get +1 from your better part, sbalukoff! :) 18:08:13 SumitNaiksatam: Could we summarize the cases/scenarios here, so enikanorov has info on what to add to the spec as examples? 18:08:14 enikanorov: I posted my question to the review. 18:08:37 pcm_: let's put it offline, i think meeting needs to go further 18:08:58 k 18:09:01 enikanorov: we should target the basic framework and keep bells and whistles for later patches 18:09:01 enikanorov: i dont mind using up another 5 mins 18:09:33 enikanorov: can you quickly summarize at a high level what you will be addressing? 18:10:07 SumitNaiksatam: first of all it is API, DB, common module having a data structures for tag names and possible values, so developers could extend them 18:10:08 more lbaas folks joining :-) 18:10:10 service has both producer and consumer and a venor or supplier who define the capabilities, thus as long all three get their basisc minum framework we are ok 18:10:28 so actually things like matching/selection is left for integration phase 18:10:37 So flavor needs to cater to all three views 18:10:40 as well as extending drivers with additional capabilities 18:11:02 although i think to include dummy plugin with drivers into the unit tests as an example 18:12:12 OK is abuilder of this we support moduler drivers and or filetrs to provie the base capability in Flavor and extend them through tags 18:13:06 So let you folks work backchannel with Sumit, shall we move to next topic? 18:13:10 enikanorov: anything more? 18:13:16 SumitNaiksatam: nope 18:13:23 thanks for the additional time! 18:13:48 so the rest of the team feels comfortable with these items being addressed? (a +1 will help here) 18:13:57 sure 18:14:28 ok, no objections at least 18:14:37 enikanorov: thanks much on this 18:14:52 enikanorov: perhaps we can also schedule an irc meeting while the lbaas folks are meeting f2f 18:14:57 perhaps tomorrow? 18:15:06 i would not mind. 18:15:10 s3wong sbalukoff: what do you guys think? 18:15:19 SumitNaiksatam: sure, we will still be in this meeting tomorrow 18:15:22 enikanorov: are you at the f2f? 18:15:25 you can channelize your feedback from your discussion today 18:15:28 banix: no 18:15:28 +1 18:15:37 banix: no enikanorov isn't (the meeting is in Texas) 18:15:55 enikanorov: so lets set a time for tomorrow, and send it out to the -dev mailer 18:15:56 yes lets move this forward 18:16:02 mestery: ^^^ 18:16:16 SumitNaiksatam: we may do it at lbaas meeting may be? 18:16:17 No objections from me just yet. 18:16:21 SumitNaiksatam: he just stepped out of the room (and away from his computer) for the moment 18:16:23 mestery: proposing an IRC for flavors discussion tomorrow with you guys 18:16:28 s3wong: ok 18:16:30 sbalukoff: s3wong what do you think? 18:16:37 enikanorov: sure 18:16:40 enikanorov: your call 18:16:41 s3wong: what are you doing there ;) 18:16:49 enikanorov: sure 18:16:54 s3wong: just kidding 18:16:57 banix: that would have been my next update :-) 18:16:59 thanks all for the participation and patience on this 18:17:03 i'm for keeping flavor discussion at lbaas meeting, 14-00 utc Thursday 18:17:08 banix: but enikanorov took all the time :P 18:17:14 since we have used up majority of the meeting 18:17:45 and are not going to be able to cover all the items, let me check what is it that you would like to be discussed in the remaining time? 18:17:50 and we needed 55 minutes for the steering :) 18:17:58 banix: probably more 18:17:59 should we bring up the service insertion discussion next? 18:18:04 can we finalize the steering proposal? 18:18:04 banix: :-) 18:18:12 banix: I haven't even fully read all the options proposed by cgoncalves yet 18:18:13 banix: the steering drama :-) 18:18:21 yes is carlos there/ 18:18:27 pgpus: guilty! 18:18:28 banix: sure 18:18:28 cgoncalves: it’s all good :) 18:18:41 #topic Traffic steering 18:18:47 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/92477 18:19:36 banix: go ahead 18:19:37 sorry, let me ask this: is Prakash here? I don't know his nick 18:19:55 cgoncalves: pls go ahead 18:19:55 pgpus: ^^^ 18:20:02 SumitNaiksatam: pgpus? 18:20:14 cgoncalves: pgpus? 18:20:26 I sent a couple of hours ago an email to (hopefully) all of you 18:20:29 Yes my thinking was for the option D with forwarding graph we need to add actions 18:20:41 pgpus: ah, that's you :-) 18:21:01 in case someone hasn't received the email let me know so that I can also forward to you 18:21:05 banix: you are in favor of option D as well? 18:21:18 #link https://docs.google.com/document/d/10Z7DjLTTDRDoh8VbLuLL8LtIU0Vw6a5jr_arYPD_Fpc 18:21:24 seperate out default action and others like reverse, mirror, proxy, redirect what ever that akes sense for use cases 18:21:35 I was thinking something simpler would work 18:21:52 SumitNaiksatam: banix: sounds like banix is still in flavor of option A (in his email reply)? 18:21:56 banix: ok 18:22:08 * regXboi wakes up 18:22:08 banix: my bad, misread your email 18:22:08 Essentially saying option A where ports is a reference to a graph would work fine and 18:22:17 regXboi: yes, you have a -1 too 18:22:20 personally I'm in favor of option D (note that pgpus has overwritten some parts though), but also option C as the simpliest case to implement now 18:22:25 probably we can put a restriction right now for the graph if that helps 18:22:39 banix: option C would be the linear chain you were referring to 18:22:43 The simpler ones a and b or c will be too constrained to allow different service graphs 18:22:43 i may have missed the points for adding 1-to-many and others 18:23:29 pgpus: saying we use a generic representation of a graph; so this will be very general 18:23:40 unfortunately, I'm not going to have a chance to review this until this evening :( 18:23:48 I have a concern on the steering API. It provides a API for specifying the service chain. GBP also provides an API for specifying the service chain. Should we have two sets of API for this? Wouldn't this cause confusion to Admin or user? Or has this been sorted out in the latest update? 18:23:58 cathy_: yes, you have a -1 too 18:24:07 regXboi: reviews done at night are the best reviews 18:24:09 That one too many for linkis in chain (port1,Port2) with actions to apply on them and can be split into (prot1,port2)-action plus port(1,Port3) Action types normalizuing bintables 18:24:14 banix: the 1-to-many/many-to-1 could be ignore for now. the default would be 1-to-many as are all other options 18:24:18 cathy_: GP does not provide for service chain 18:24:27 cathy_: GP uses service chain 18:24:52 SumitNaiksatam: exactly 18:24:56 Yes, it uses service chain. But there are some overlapping on service chain specification 18:25:06 cathy_: SumitNaiksatam: yes, GBP could be an implementation of service chain 18:25:21 cathy_: correct that is a different spec, and which can potentially use the traffic steering capability 18:25:39 couldn’t we use the list of lists where each list is a source and one or more destination in a directed graph? wouldn’t that be the most general? 18:25:45 pgpus: I still have to go through your suggestions. you introduced even more ideas so... :) 18:25:49 cathy_: i believe you are referring to: #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/93524 18:25:52 I Yes, my understanding is same as s3wong 18:26:03 cathy_: SumitNaiksatam: cgoncalves: but I do want to say that GBP is unlikely going to use traffic steering 18:26:31 s3wong: i would not quite say that GP is an implementation of a service chain 18:26:39 s3wong: it uses service chain 18:26:54 ok back to the topic of this steering blueprint 18:26:56 SumitNaiksatam: it could be an implementation of the Service Chain framework/APIs 18:27:04 ok i will let cgoncalves absorb and then update the specs 18:27:05 SumitNaiksatam: +1 s3wong: not quite 18:27:05 so... I'm still worried about this case 18:27:09 s3wong: I'd not be against not using traffic steering. I think although both works could have some relation, it is not explicit 18:27:16 [[p1, p2, p3], [p2, p4], [p3, p4]] 18:27:25 s3wong: again not quite 18:27:29 banix: yeah 18:27:37 banix: it uses service chains on 'redirect' 18:27:49 cgoncalves: are you planning another update? 18:27:54 to the spec? 18:28:02 "redirect chain-ID" to specify a service chain 18:28:04 we call it steering but its conceptually similar, function is more important than name I would say 18:28:08 banix: but if we wrap services into a EPG, then the provider-consumer relationship effectively gives us a service chain 18:28:08 i guess you need to know from us as to which option to go with 18:28:18 SumitNaiksatam: not until we get a consensus on what would be the new approach 18:28:25 cgoncalves: ok 18:28:41 SumitNaiksatam: that was why I created that doc to present our views and get yours too 18:28:43 #action for all, please respond to cgoncalves thread by end of tomorrow 18:28:52 SumitNaiksatam: sure 18:28:55 then there is a need for definition of the "chain" which I think the "traffic steering" API can provide. I have given a suggestion on how to provide that in my comment 18:28:57 cgoncalves: I'm still stuck on the above case, and none of these options appear to nicely cover it 18:28:59 cgoncalves: there was discussion on a unfied classifier that incorperates the GBP classifier and the TS classifier? 18:29:02 s3wong: we’ll talk more 18:29:16 #action cgoncalves to post a new patch set for review by friday (once he gets enough responses), will close the option choice on emails 18:29:24 LouisF: not yet. we could discuss that later? 18:29:32 k 18:29:37 regXboi: you wanted to make a pointe earlier? 18:29:42 banix: sure :-) GBP as chain won't happen in Juno anyway :-) 18:29:50 regXboi: sorry, what's your concerns on [[p1, p2, p3], [p2, p4], [p3, p4]] 18:30:07 cgoncalves: how to avoid two copies of the packet at p1 appearing at p4 18:31:00 regXboi: packets at p4 could differ 18:31:03 well that is loop avoidance in graph and we can consider that options later 18:31:08 regXboi: but can also be the same, yes 18:31:22 regXboi: that’s up to the function in p2 and p3 i wpould think 18:31:34 regXboi: any chance that you can put this comment on the spec? 18:31:37 banix: that I am uncomfortable with 18:31:43 SumitNaiksatam: already there 18:31:51 regXboi: ah good, sorry i did not notice 18:31:54 regXboi: I'm afraid I don't know how to answer that question precisely as of now 18:31:58 worse, in the case of multi-armed things, the graph won't help 18:32:10 which is also on the comment chain 18:32:10 banix: that too, or to the admin to configure it properly 18:32:35 cgoncalves: you can probably take this offline with regXboi 18:32:38 "it's always user's fault!" :) 18:32:44 SumitNaiksatam: sure 18:32:44 sorry folks we are over time 18:32:45 so traffic steering says traffic coming out of p2 with specified classifier needs to be forwarded to p4.... 18:32:53 s3wong: Going to the vicotry parade for Spurs? 18:33:04 banix: I think it is happening right now 18:33:11 banix: in downtown 18:33:14 again my apologies to all others whose agenda item did not come up for discussion 18:33:14 banix: yes 18:33:19 2 mins for taas :) 18:33:20 banix: but I am stuck in Rackspace office :-) 18:33:20 Any way actions like forwarding, reversing, mirroring, redirecting can have constraints to the actions to get over this 18:33:37 vinay_yadhav: i am afraid the fwaas folks are not going to like it 18:33:45 cool :) 18:33:48 vinay_yadhav: do you have something you want to update? 18:33:54 SumitNaiksatam: we probably should extend adv service meetings time or break it into multi meetings, no? 18:34:00 lets go -dev for the pending discussions 18:34:11 the review comments from marios will be answered 18:34:12 cgoncalves: this was discussed before 18:34:18 cgoncalves: lets bring it up next time 18:34:31 pgpus: I will get a better looking at your proposal and discuss it with you. thanks 18:34:36 #action discuss meeting length options in next meeting 18:34:36 SumitNaiksatam: sure 18:34:36 -dev means mailing list? 18:34:43 banix: yeah 18:34:48 sounds good 18:34:53 alright thanks all for joining 18:35:00 please please review the specs 18:35:06 #endmeeting