14:00:44 #startmeeting Ops Meetup Team 14:00:45 Meeting started Tue Aug 16 14:00:44 2016 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is mihalis68. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 14:00:47 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 14:00:49 The meeting name has been set to 'ops_meetup_team' 14:01:03 I should have sent out a reminder I guess 14:01:11 I just did a "this meeting starts now email" 14:01:28 #topic NYC itinerary 14:01:30 great! 14:01:49 There are two items to be added to the itinerary and then I think we should call it done 14:01:54 morning 14:02:10 did you see what they are on the email list? Openstack UX team wishes to do two sessions 14:02:16 I can cut and paste the details here if that would 14:02:17 help 14:02:22 morning serverascode 14:03:01 mihalis68: yes please 14:03:06 OS UX proposals https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/JrKCiTie/OSUX 14:03:19 Melvin fwded it and he thinks working group 14:03:33 I wasn't sure if they'd be best as working groups or general sessions 14:04:35 silly rain 14:04:39 i'm here 14:04:52 unless there are any differing opinions, I can put them as WG8 and then WG 9 on day 1 i.e.15:20 - 16:00 and then16:00-16:40 14:04:55 hello 14:05:14 in those slots these OS UX working groups would be alongside Large Deployment general sessions 14:05:19 thoughts? 14:05:42 sounds good 14:05:49 people who just joined should I summarize? 14:05:52 i was not sure if they needed the entire time 14:06:05 of two sessions 14:06:16 If we put them sequentially I guess they could get it done and come over to large deployments or go for a break 14:06:17 but if we do not have anything else to fill in 14:06:26 true 14:06:40 yeah I am not really sure how much work these are 14:07:01 ok, in the absence of alternative suggestions, let me throw them up there right now 14:07:11 ok 14:07:32 hello 14:07:41 sorry I'm late, folks - trafficy things 14:08:12 no worries. I don't think this meeting will be overstuffed with content 14:08:24 morning VW 14:08:34 current topic is NYC itinerary. I jhave just added openstack UX team working groups on day 1 WG 8 WG9 14:08:39 morning, folks 14:08:52 cool - let me look it over 14:08:53 morning! 14:09:05 the content of those was pastebinned above 14:09:25 looks good 14:10:24 Does anyone want to add anything more to the itinerary or move anything around? If not i should get the final version fwded to our mailing list for final comment and say that I'll ask the people who will make a prettified version to work on it at end of day EST 14:10:45 (our event organizer is having the bloomberg designers do a nice itinerary handout) 14:10:50 looks good to me 14:11:00 so what comes in to WG6 session? if not should we move craton session to WG6? 14:11:51 It was proposed as a working group, which is why I put it in a smaller room, however I have absolutely no objection 14:12:00 yes? anyone have thoughts 14:12:15 (not personaly familiar with that project) 14:12:35 ok done. 14:12:53 well me neither, but that's the only session so everyone would attend 14:13:05 quick on the trigger 14:13:14 It can be undone just as quick 14:13:21 hehe indeed 14:13:49 This reminds me. "Handling individual hypervisor failures with shared storge" is in orange because it seemed very very specific 14:13:58 orange from Tom meaning "hmmm, not sure about this one" 14:14:25 I'm good with the move 14:15:06 Looking at that part of the day, I see that feedback on submitting feature requests is alongside nova/sean dague 14:15:21 I wonder if a session with a guest speaker might outrank the feedback session? 14:15:23 swap them? 14:15:36 for sure 14:15:42 give sean the bigger space 14:15:50 good idea! 14:16:03 done 14:16:45 boom! 14:16:55 I will leave handling hypervisors failures for now then 14:17:51 we still did not get any response regarding the evening event 14:17:52 Ok. We may have an itinerary that will pass muster. 14:17:54 good choice on bigger room 14:18:19 any thoughts? 14:18:21 No. We (Bloomberg) are avoiding that, since we sponsor the day event, food etc, so I'm letting that fester 14:18:39 if nothing happens, there are three good suggestions on the etherhpad for places to go 14:18:50 sure i was not expecting and hope no one else was expecting bloomberg to do more 14:18:55 and I would think if a sponsor or two steps up we will be able to get an upstairs room at a bar 14:19:17 yeah, it's just that I am trying to get everything else tidy, but not that evening :) 14:19:18 sounds good 14:19:48 mrhillsman I don't recall if you were on just now when we "landed" openstack UX team. They are on day 1 sequentially now. 14:19:57 yep 14:20:03 ok good 14:20:16 got the doc up as well 14:20:25 i see you box hoppin lol 14:20:27 shall I fw the itinerary in this state to the mailing list today for final comment? 14:20:43 I would say yes, mihalis68 14:20:56 ^ 14:20:59 ok. then I think that topic is done. The next one is ... moderators? 14:21:15 I recall tom saying that was the fun next stage 14:21:21 how do we get those? 14:21:26 arm-twistig? :) 14:21:32 #topic moderators 14:21:42 we need them for general sessions, right? 14:22:32 i thought we had a list too? 14:22:40 yeah I am just trying to find it 14:22:42 help! 14:23:03 yeah - https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/NYC-ops-meetup 14:23:11 near the bottom 14:23:28 yeah it would just be the general sessions that need moderators afaik 14:23:32 we have a reasonable list 14:24:35 nobody volunteered for containerizing the control plane 14:24:42 at least not specifically 14:25:15 know who suggested it? 14:25:19 it is a topic we are interested, but our progress there is "gee, that sounds real great" 14:26:23 did you mrhillsman? If i can parse the color-coding it looks like you might have 14:26:37 lol i did not 14:27:24 I am filling in the meeting notes on the team ehterpad now 14:27:31 that's another duty for the tom stand-in :0 14:27:32 this would be my first time moderating so i would yield to someone more experienced 14:27:50 especially with it being the first session 14:27:57 it says "Jill Rouleau" from canonical on the spread sheet 14:28:22 you can put yourself on the attendees list at least : https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/ops-meetups-team 14:28:36 aha, yeah, already someone there 14:28:42 Not trying to volunteer you mrhillsman, I would think someone who has done this should lead it 14:29:40 it is a critical session. Tom said he would be stand-in moderator, should we volunteer him in his absence? It seems harsh, but I could email him that we want a good moderator for session 1 and can he find one if he doesn't want to do it 14:29:46 honestly i moderated something in vancouver... it's pretty easy we're very self organizing 14:30:14 I have a feeling this one will be relatively more challenging as its such a hot topic and people have very strong opinions 14:30:21 like shintaro said I'm guessing tom maybe already put someone beside it... 14:30:28 mihalis68 there is someone listed on the spreadsheet to moderate as shintaro mentioned 14:30:41 oh, sorry, my eyes skipped that 14:30:57 hello, sorry I am late 14:31:24 no problemo 14:31:35 thanks for the correction folks, containerizing the control plane does have a moderator 14:31:59 and it's a canonical person, so probably not a pro-kubernetes voice! :) 14:32:22 (correct me if I'm wrong, but their containerization is LXD/ZFS based and ubuntu-specific) 14:33:03 I'd say that's a fair assumption 14:33:07 Ok. General sessions lacking moderators : Ceph, Pain points, scalabiity 14:33:07 probably a more people interested in k8s than LXD/ZFS, if I had to choose 14:33:28 mihalis68 you are right 14:33:31 is the moderator choice "wrong"? 14:33:40 is that even a thing? 14:33:43 i do not think so 14:33:50 only if the are pushing an agenda. 14:33:56 you probably want someone with knowledge to ... ^ 14:33:56 the=they 14:34:10 I don't know Jill, but it will be unpopular if session 1 turns out to be a vendor promo 14:34:18 i mean not push their own agenda 14:34:28 might just want to check with tom on his thoughts for the containers one and move on 14:34:34 ok 14:34:51 #action mihalis68 to check with fiefieldt_ on moderator for session 1 14:35:24 I saw canonicals containerization thing in Austin. Dustin Kirkland did it, it was super-nice, but entirely within an ubuntu bubble 14:35:34 we run on ubuntu and it was still too rarefied even for us 14:35:46 moving on. Moderator for Ceph? 14:36:33 are there ppl from walmart coming? if so they have a big ceph deployment I believe 14:36:50 they are 14:37:04 I could check with Warren Wang if he will moderate 14:37:06 comcast and twc will be there also 14:37:09 I know Warren and he's great 14:37:19 yeap 14:37:47 #action mihalis68 to see if Warren Wang can be persuaded to moderate the Ceph general session 14:38:11 moderator for "pain points"? 14:38:36 I can if we don't have anyone 14:38:54 There are several volunteers for "anything" on the etherpad 14:39:05 but if you are volunteering, then I'll take it! 14:39:24 =D 14:39:25 is there a hashtag for a meeting decision? 14:39:26 we might want to ping one or two of them 14:39:32 to open up participation to more 14:39:37 but I'm happy either way 14:39:42 the pain points is put in with upgrades in the schedule if I'm correct 14:39:51 Can I just give you an action to list yourself as that moderator unless you find someone keener? 14:39:59 sure 14:40:15 oops, nope they are separated out my bad 14:40:19 #action VW to sign up as moderator of "pain points" or find a volunteer 14:41:15 moderator for scalability? 14:42:05 btw I just spotted Saverio said he could moderate Ceph too. I will try for warren and if not see if saverio will do it 14:42:05 I can do it 14:42:13 oh there you are! 14:42:15 here Saverio 14:42:19 yeah! 14:42:24 yes I can moderate the upgrade pain points 14:42:38 or I can moderate the ceph session 14:42:43 both are fine to me 14:43:13 how much ceph do you do? 14:43:33 We have two clusters, the bigger with 320 OSDs 14:43:37 I mean we run a bunch, but I'd still rather have warren moderate than me for example, his ceph knowledge is spectacular 14:43:38 we use mainly rbd 14:44:07 well, we use it in our openstack installations 14:44:18 yes, us too 14:44:19 I also wrote patches for the cinder rbd driver, I am quite confident with the topic 14:44:36 also moderating isn't so much a question of knowledge of the area :) 14:44:40 Ok then it is probably best you take ceph after all, then I don't need to bother warren. I'm sure he'll speak up if he makes it :) 14:44:49 ok 14:44:59 my colleague Simon moderated the Ceph session in Manchester 14:45:01 and I was there 14:45:07 so I have an idea about the moderation 14:45:08 that is true, it doesn't need encyclopedic mastery 14:45:09 I think I can do it 14:45:14 yeah, you got it! 14:45:33 Craton got made a general session earlier 14:45:37 moderator for that? 14:45:52 15 minutes left 14:46:19 probably whoever suggested it as a session, should track them down 14:46:45 I can take that as an action item 14:47:01 thanks 14:47:16 I think some of our folks working on craton are coming 14:47:17 O 14:47:18 #action serverascode to drum up a moderator for the general session on Craton 14:48:01 VW ok, perhaps the wrong person has the action now :) 14:48:11 yeah - let me ping them 14:48:56 documentation general session has no moderator but Matt Kasawara volunteered to moderate documentation 14:49:07 i assume he is not on this chat right now? 14:49:48 no. Ok #action mihalis68 to contact matt kasawara to see if we can take him up on the offer to moderate documentation 14:51:16 Logging and monitoring has no moderator 14:51:45 mrhillsman you mention monitoring as things you could do, but you are listed as moderating a couple already 14:51:59 is there a volunteer to moderate logging and monitoring? 14:52:45 no. 14:52:53 ok. Will need to work on that, it's a big one 14:53:09 also I see now that config management also lacks a moderator 14:53:28 we've spent quite a lot of this meeting on moderators, maybe move on? 14:53:39 yeah 14:53:41 is there a config mgmt session? 14:53:47 we have one more to hail mary any remaining slots 14:53:50 yes, day 2, sesson 1 14:54:00 ah ok 14:54:22 Tom wryly put it there, even though at -1, since he predicted some people could be turning up late on day 2 14:54:39 lol 14:54:47 thinking that perhaps they might have a late night, day 1 14:55:32 #topic review of last meeting actions 14:56:00 I was supposed to start an ether pad saying how this process works, for all those people who will do this in future and who are not Tom himseld 14:56:09 I haven't done that yet but will do that this week 14:56:39 aprice is due to send a registration reminder email 14:57:10 looks like that hasn't happened yet 14:57:23 and I'm not done with reaching out to all the team leaders, but should finish this week 14:57:59 fiefieldt_ was due to talk to sean dague about nova, he did and sean is confirmed 14:58:42 #info two minutes left 14:58:53 what else do we need to discuss (even if briefly!) 14:59:17 I don't think we can get into barcelona this time, right? 14:59:32 I take that as a yes we can't 14:59:34 1 minute 14:59:40 any more for any more? 14:59:57 I want to thank everyone for helping me run one of these for the first time 15:00:17 and if I fail in some of the duties please do let me know - mihalis68@gmail.com 15:00:21 #endmeeting