18:03:17 #startmeeting openstack security group 18:03:18 Meeting started Thu Aug 29 18:03:17 2013 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is hyakuhei. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 18:03:19 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 18:03:21 The meeting name has been set to 'openstack_security_group' 18:03:31 Good morning/evening everyone! 18:03:36 hello hyakuhei!!!!! long time 18:03:37 hi there 18:03:46 hello 18:03:52 hi 18:04:05 Should we do a quick who's who? I see a lot of familiar faces. 18:04:13 s/faces/nics/ heh. 18:04:24 malini1 is still malini bhandaru from Intel 18:04:38 * hyakuhei is Rob C from HP Cloud Services 18:04:50 Bruce B from APL 18:04:53 nate reller from APL 18:04:56 sriramhere is Sriram, an independent consultant, based off in Seattle. 18:05:18 ok. great. Looks like we've got the usual suspects 18:05:19 Randy Perryman - Dell 18:05:44 hello rlp! first time? 18:05:56 I think he's been a lurker in the past perhaps... 18:06:21 Great so how is everybody, ready to take security to the next level? Lets go over some outstanding tasks! 18:06:27 I have been on the session off/on for the last year 18:06:30 #topic Actions From Previous Meetings 18:06:52 Right, I see actions for Bryan who I think is on a plane right now and sriramhere who is here. sriramhere any updates? 18:07:10 i followed up with Thierry on adding tag 'SecurityImpact' to the blueprints 18:07:19 unfortunately, no easy way as of now. 18:07:40 what was suggested is to document the process of how OSSG can be involved during the design phase 18:08:04 Yeah, that's tricky 18:08:24 Bryan had mentioned on the on the mailing list that he had someone lined up to create th OSSG logo 18:08:24 we're missing a whole bunch of 'how to get involved' typed documentation and processes 18:08:31 may be we could add this to the wiki that Bryan was working on? 18:08:50 Yeah, I think that should be sorted soon. We're still waiting from agreement from the OpenStack people on wether we can use it or not 18:09:18 bryan showed us his wiki on how to get involved, pretty detailed and complete 18:09:30 Ok, it's not against my name already but I'm going to do my best to get the 6 OSSNs that are currently in the queue published 18:09:48 hi 18:09:52 malini1: yeah, I helped with that a little bit, it's a big step forward for sure but we could do more to help new guys 18:09:53 sorry for being late 18:09:53 malini1, may be just add a section on the same wiki to see how we can be involved early on? 18:09:59 hi thomasbiege 18:10:18 on the cert checking OSSN, i took a look but could not think of what more to add. you and theirry had covered it all and there really is no work around today 18:10:30 Maybe PTLs could alert us of BPs that they want added to next release 18:10:42 That would be a good time for us to review IMHO 18:11:14 That way we are reviewing relavent BPs. That's my thinking. 18:11:29 rellerreller: Yeah I think so. Does someone want to take an action for looking into that. Potentially we could get something added to the BP submission page, just indicating that they have a security resource available. 18:12:02 wait - the tag was suggested to provide an easy way to alert us, rt? 18:12:14 during the BP stage. but tag is not easy to add on. 18:12:23 Maybe I misunderstood, I didn't think tagging was going to work 18:12:32 Also pro-actively we could assign a person from our group to do a weekly trawl on the BPs arriving for security impact 18:12:36 right it wasn't 18:12:38 #action hyakuhei to publish OSSNs 18:12:51 Maybe not a tag, but after PTL takes interest in BP and change priority then send us email 18:13:08 malini1: yes, I think that could work. Is there a nice way to receive email updates of new BPs? 18:13:11 Not ideal, but it's something 18:13:30 I don't know 18:13:38 so the onus is on PTL/ BP creater then? 18:13:39 Sounds like an action :P 18:13:39 hyakuhei -- no BP alerts I know of, just bug 18:13:50 I can look into this 18:14:06 We could tool something up to trawl trivially enough, even if its with python-mechanize or something similar 18:14:25 how about we assign folks to services they are interested, for big services, may be alternate folks on a weekly basis? 18:14:40 #action rellerreller to work out how the security team can monitor blueprints either by service or as a whole 18:14:53 Sounds good 18:15:32 I think I'd like one or two 'editors' for OSSNs that I can get to check drafts before I send them out. Sending drafts to the ML generates a lot of noise and it's hard to know when to send 18:15:37 anyone wants to take action on adding section to wiki on how OSSG can get involved? 18:15:58 hyakuhei: on the cert checking OSSN, i took a look but could not think of what more to add. you and theirry had covered it all and there really is no work around today 18:16:01 sriramhere: volunteering? Bryan and I can help with that 18:16:01 during desin stage that is 18:16:27 OK, i can take a first stab on it 18:16:32 malini1: ok, I annotated where I thought it was a bit light, I can fill in those bits and publish it this week. Thanks for looking :) 18:17:05 #action sriramhere to look at adding OSSG involvement for design stage info to the security wiki 18:17:16 #topic Summit 18:18:02 Just a reminder to go find your favorite security topics and vote for them. Note that we don't have a security track this time around so the security content is contending with other technical content for very few slots - be kind to your security peers 18:18:32 voting is complete, rt? 18:18:58 Sigh, it may be, I'm looking at the notes of things I wanted to say at the last meeting that I couldn't make. 18:19:47 Well, in that case cross your fingers that we have a decent turnout. I'm really disappointed that there's no dedicated security track. A year ago we had half a day, the last summit we had a full day and this summit has seen it absorbed into 'Technical Deep Dive' 18:20:21 I'm a track chair for Technical Deep Dive and I'll try to make sure there is a fair balance there but there's an aweful lot of content. 18:20:30 Right, what else? 18:20:33 #topic AOB 18:20:43 agree, but this also gives us all days to show case security when and wherever applicable:) 18:20:50 hyakuhei -- we will then disperse in the design sessions and keep ears open for security issues 18:21:07 AOB? 18:21:25 malini1: Yup, thats where I met most of the folk here - by standing in the back of the room and pointing out all the terrible ideas! 18:21:32 AOB == Any Other Business 18:21:41 :-) 18:22:05 I took a stab at a glossary since I was constantly googling abbreviations for our security guide 18:22:13 Is anyone in a position to give a roundup on what's happeneing with Encryption? I guess a lot of weight is on Barbican for the KM part now 18:22:30 malini1: oh yes I need to look at that, is it still in open review? 18:22:44 other than that Sriramhere and I have a pact to had 2 slides a day to the slide set for openstack security guide, hopefully by next meeting we have some draft to share with group 18:22:56 yes hyakuhei 18:23:01 It is still in open review. The Cinder code was accepted, but we are still waiting on the Nova piece 18:23:16 The cinder code was finally accepted, fantastic 18:23:39 Nova wants us to support boot from volumes 18:23:47 Looking forward to the security guide 18:23:53 We are trying to get done by code freeze, but we don't know yet 18:24:02 rellerreller, was Joel able to handle boot from an encrypted volume, i know russelb will stretch deadline for that 18:24:17 rlp: http://docs.openstack.org/sec/ 18:24:18 We are still looking at the code 18:24:55 I have not heard from him since yesterday. My guess is that he locked himself in his office trying to work through it. 18:25:06 malini1: I'll update the security metrics stuff in the guide this week if I get the chance 18:25:21 #action hyakuhei to update security metrics/response part of the security guide with more content 18:25:44 :)all the best to joel. hyakuhei -- tackling the OSSNs is enough for the weekend 18:26:43 There's quite a backlog of stuff to do 18:27:01 Depending on the voting I have 2-3 presentations to give/write ... 18:27:25 which ones did you propose? 18:28:19 Hmmm. 'Whos' attacking your cloud, motiviations and mitigations', 'The elephant in the room, VM escapes/hypervisor breakouts' and 'OpenStack Security Group' 18:28:25 oh and we have the book panel too 18:28:26 @thomasbiege - i will respond to your email on security tests 18:28:31 If any of them get voted for lol 18:28:40 Righto, anything else to cover here guys? 18:28:46 sriramhere: ok! 18:29:24 Ok well I guess that'll do it 18:29:34 have a great week end, summer is officially over in this part of world! 18:29:34 Have a great week you guys, thanks everyone! 18:29:38 bye everyone, long weekend in USA, enjoy 18:29:50 bye 18:29:52 #endmeeting