15:01:50 #startmeeting Ops Meetup Team 15:01:51 Meeting started Tue Jan 30 15:01:50 2018 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is mihalis68. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 15:01:52 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 15:01:54 The meeting name has been set to 'ops_meetup_team' 15:01:55 hello everyone! 15:02:04 hi 15:02:08 o/ 15:02:12 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/ops-meetups-team - today's meeting agenda 15:02:20 #topic actions 15:02:46 my action for Tokyo was to get the funding in for the coffee/snacks. I'm discussing paperwork with the host, should be done soon 15:03:01 updated the agenda etherpad and planning google spreadsheet 15:03:16 thanks! 15:03:29 I emailed out begging for session proposals 15:03:29 anyone else wish to comment on actions from last week (or indeed earlier)? 15:03:39 great 15:03:59 Ok there's more detail on actions already on the agenda, so we can move on 15:04:03 #topic Tokyo meetup 15:04:09 #link https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EUSYMs3GfglnD8yfFaAXWhLe0F5y9hCUKqCYe0Vp1oA/edit#gid=1214571062 15:04:16 shintaro, does the 25 registrations include any of your people? 15:04:18 I covered the coffee. That's the only outstanding sponsorship item I believe? 15:04:22 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/TYO-ops-meetup-2018 15:04:37 or is there an opening for swag? 15:04:39 o/ 15:04:44 hey! Welcome!! 15:04:45 25 doesn't include NTT people. we will have 20+poeple ready to register 15:04:51 \o 15:04:53 My action to review opsguide import to wiki is underway 15:05:03 so attendance to tokyo likely to 45+? 15:05:13 david thanks for doing that 15:05:26 I expect more from other companies as well 15:05:37 good. That's comforting ;) 15:05:46 for those who did not see the earlier discussion, david is reviewing the Ops Guide document, recently made into a wiki (extracted from the developer-maintained doc set) 15:06:04 I am very happy to hear how good attendance numbers are already 15:06:19 Locals register late ;p 15:06:25 very true 15:06:35 I do have my ticket! 15:06:47 Me too! :) 15:06:48 is there a provision for swag shintaro? 15:07:11 mainly I think people definitely appreciate event t-shirts 15:07:12 Foundation will cover them I suppose. T-shirt 15:07:32 ok good. I don't think need to call for any more sponsors for anything, which is unusual at this stage of event planning 15:07:34 * med_ doesn't recall an ops meetup shirt but hasn't been to one in so long 15:07:42 I will double check Lauren 15:07:50 we got them in mexico, however they were sized for smaller people than I at least 15:08:04 and now we have a new logo! 15:08:14 yes the logo looks great 15:08:37 I think the only thing left is the technical agenda, particularly moderators 15:08:48 emc mentioned earlier that more are needed IIRC 15:08:52 yes. we need more 15:09:02 yeah it's pretty much just us so far 15:09:22 Would be great to have more local folks presenting. 15:09:40 +1 15:09:41 we have some volunteers on the etherpad 15:09:45 I will look for a session to moderate. 15:09:58 I will not make meet up unfortunately but smcginnis will and we'll discuss post meetup 15:10:04 please add your names on the etherpad from line 20 15:10:08 +1 mrhillsman 15:10:24 * med_ will not make it either.... 15:10:26 I bought a ticket though ;) 15:10:41 hadn't put my name there. Is now 15:10:41 smcginnis, can eat your bagels/donuts 15:10:57 sushui 15:11:03 sushi 15:11:30 can anyone moderate the UC session or non-dev contribution? 15:11:53 someone from UC or Foundation would be nice 15:11:57 I am confused, the moderators list looks to be at line 150 or so to me? 15:12:09 or are we looking at different documents? 15:12:25 med_: ++ :) 15:12:27 line 20 was like the start of the section needing moderations. 15:12:27 oh I see. The bottom one is just a pool of people 15:12:33 top is session specific 15:12:52 I've listed the topics from line 20 and we need to pick the moderator for each topic 15:12:54 oh ok now I get it. 15:13:12 I can moderate the non-dev contribution. 15:13:12 Do we have anyone from UC coming? 15:13:20 if we don't have the moderator, then maybe skip the topic 15:13:24 I took ceph 15:13:33 I don't know that we'll have a UC person in Tokyo mihalis68 15:13:47 +1 skip if nobody's coming 15:13:57 i don't know that much about UC myself TBH 15:14:00 do we have foundation people going? I think covering UC is probably a good thing 15:14:04 so much I still need to learn about openstack community 15:14:06 One of you run for an open seat. Then we'll have someone! 15:14:11 and hopefully someone can cover at the last minute as needed. 15:14:18 yes, if Jimmy is there, that might help 15:14:19 I'll check 15:14:25 it's not going to be edgar (see email I just responded to!) 15:14:30 yep 15:14:48 Figured that was coming, what with his AWS shift and all. 15:14:58 I recall fifield muttering about running for the board or other groups, but he seems to have withdrawn completely - great shame 15:15:03 VW I won't be able to make the Tokyo meetup, unfortunately 15:15:53 jamesmacarthur anyone from the Foundation? 15:16:08 I could moderate LTS releases too, however I do have a small concern that that looks a bit one-sided since I'm on record as saying we really want those to happen 15:16:14 shintaro to my knowledge, no 15:16:40 I'll put my name against it with a * saying until someone better comes along 15:16:45 mihalis68 I'll do it. Carry on from Sydney 15:16:46 oh then no one can moderate the UC session I suppose 15:17:07 shintaro: I'm double checking that 15:17:14 ok just overwrite my edit then 15:17:16 Claire Massey might be there... 15:17:18 stand by :) 15:17:45 I'll nominate shintaro for a UC seat :D 15:17:51 shintaro: confirmed no Foundaiton members will be in attendance. However, we are working on a t-shirt (per a previous discussion point) 15:17:53 good idea 15:17:59 vote him in and we'll have someone there! 15:18:22 I'm not following UC conversation... 15:19:08 I would think you'd have to throw your name into the hat for that to work (down boy/Erik!) 15:19:23 erik is suggesting you run for user committee. There are 3 seats going 15:19:34 I'm fine moderating a UC session remotely :P 15:19:40 ++ 15:19:46 shintaro, folks were joking about nominating and electing you. 15:19:47 texas-JP lag would be horrid, VW 15:19:50 you can ignore them 15:19:51 ah that's too much for me 15:19:56 ok that's that then 15:19:59 I wasn't joking ;) 15:20:11 remove UC entry next week unless someone can be found? 15:20:20 yep 15:20:21 hmmm, has sean been UC in the past? 15:20:32 mihalis68: Nope, I haven't been there. 15:20:34 I don't believe so. 15:20:42 misremembering something then, ignore 15:20:48 your past folks are pretty much Tim, Shilla, Edgar and Jon P. 15:20:50 ok. Seems it for Tokyo. 15:20:55 I can moderate discussion and try to answer questions, but not my strong area. 15:21:11 mihalis68: You may be thinking TC, not UC. 15:21:14 resolve whether to have UC session in tokyo at next weeks meeting here? 15:21:19 yeah 15:21:29 yep 15:21:40 moving on 15:21:45 #topic meetup #2 2018 15:21:49 I still have no reply from Verizon 15:22:07 I wonder if Amrith can answer.... 15:22:16 I assume the chatter last week is true and they have a budget lockdown preventing hosting 15:22:19 Cough cough amrith cough. 15:22:26 hash summon 15:23:20 can someone discreetly inquire? 15:23:27 * med_ poked him 15:23:29 offline 15:23:31 thanks! 15:23:32 I suspect a week long lag 15:23:36 in response 15:24:04 next week, if still nothing from verizon, I will see if my boss and his boss are interested in Bloomberg solely hosting again in NYC 15:24:14 they were somewhat interested and then the verizon possibility cropped up 15:24:18 I tired to drop very un-sbutle hints to the Sprint person that reached about about the details of the August one too, mihalis68 15:24:26 I saw that 15:24:32 Also we discussed yesterday in UC meeting running alongside openstack days 15:24:35 seems like no response though? 15:24:54 openstack days east failed in the NE last year 15:24:59 The OpenStack days overlap makes a little more sense to me than the PTG 15:25:04 yep 15:25:09 While #2 may be too soon, just adding to this topic 15:25:32 if openstack days east were to work in summer 2018, that could be great, however I am sceptical 15:26:18 I think the days events can reduce some logistical challenges 15:26:27 only if there is interest 15:26:41 And the community at large for those regional events are highly invested in them 15:26:45 two years ago Bloomberg presented at the days east 15:26:49 last year it cratered 15:27:15 And we can fill gaps for those cases? 15:27:24 very very few in US last year aiui 15:27:45 NY two years ago was great, IMO. 15:27:52 Was sad to see things fall apart last year. 15:28:11 I know vendors that were looking for US OpenStack Days last year to join but couldn't actually underwrite one themselves. 15:28:30 yep, 2 years ago NYC OpenStack East + Ops was PERFECT. 15:28:52 mrhillsman are you suggesting attendees of this meeting should be trying to get more OpenStack days events off the ground? 15:29:38 Nope 15:29:42 SuSE largely underweote the last one I went to in Salt Lake City 14 months ago. 15:29:50 med_: In fact, there was the talk of colocating. I wonder if we should be looking at doing that format more often. 15:29:57 Have regular ops meetup 15:30:08 Have an OpenStack Days event at the beginning of the week, followed by the ops midcycle. 15:30:12 it takes a lot of commitment (financially and time) to do a meetup or an openstack day 15:30:15 combining is fine. 15:30:24 I am just trying to understand what the proposal is 15:30:26 +1 15:30:36 I'll take a look at their website again 15:30:49 Just thinking it could help with some logistics/planning and might make it a little easier for some to justify going if there were two things instead of one. 15:31:00 #action mihalis68 to re-familiarise with OpenStack Days event stuffs 15:31:14 If a day is already being had/done, join it, if not, have meetup as normal in region where day is missing 15:31:25 ++ 15:31:32 Yes, merging Ops Meetups with OpenStack days provides a lot of opportunities from a funding and space perspective. 15:31:53 OpenStack Days Norway have already offered to host the next Ops Meetup... FWIW 15:31:57 * med_ can't come up with the ops meetup person's name in the northeast but he runs several 15:32:04 ? 15:32:05 OS meetups around here have completely stopped. Not sure why. The guy who ran DC was one of the Openstack East organizers 15:32:29 jamesmcarthur, erm, they haven't in here as far as we know 15:32:35 only bloomberg has been mentioned 15:32:45 where/when did they volunteer? 15:32:45 and the Northern Virginia one went dark when Shilla moved to Philly 15:32:48 mrhillsman: let's make sure we bring up the meetup/OS days connection and challenges with the latter event in next week's UC meeting 15:32:53 jamesmcarthur: When is Norway? 15:32:55 med_ they reached out to Denise, who runs OpenStack Days for the Foundation 15:33:04 this is all good info 15:33:05 VW: ++ 15:33:11 I am so pleased we finally have a better attended meeting 15:33:24 Was thinking how we can all get to discuss 15:33:27 jamesmcarthur, thanks for the 411. 15:33:28 I'll be honest, have never been to an OpenStack Days event 15:33:44 jamesmcarthur: let's make sure we add OS Days to the list of things we cover while thinking about UC strategic planning at PTG 15:33:53 +100 15:33:53 mihalis68: The ones I've attended have been pretty good. Kind of like a mini Summit. 15:34:00 it's not out of the question that we (Bloomberg) might be able to kind of anchor a combined thing 15:34:15 for example get a venue for 3 days 15:34:27 seems like that would open up an opportunity? 15:34:29 is that right? 15:34:53 mihalis68: next week's UC meeting is at 18:00 UTC on Monday in #openstack-uc if you, or anyone here would like to join 15:35:01 ops meetup is an agenda topic 15:35:24 ok 15:35:31 I might be able to 15:35:40 mihalis68, I support your efforts to get sponsorship for such a thing 15:35:51 ok cool 15:36:04 ok, any more input on meet up #2 2018? 15:36:10 jamesmcarthur, did the Norway team think spring next year or fall this year and where/who do we follow up with on that? 15:36:21 denise? 15:36:29 med_ it'll be fall, but TBD on the final date: http://openstacknordic.org/ 15:36:38 that would be a third in 2018 15:37:14 When "fall" in Norway ;p 15:37:27 October 18-19 15:37:36 Or skip NAM... 15:37:40 intriguing 15:37:44 never been to norway :) 15:37:48 smcginnis - that was for 2017 15:37:56 jamesmcarthur: Oh, derp. 15:37:59 so I'm no less confused. 15:38:05 I made the same mistake :) 15:38:13 that's very close to the summit. 15:38:40 emccormick: correct. And it's another option to roll the Ops Meetup into the Summit. 15:38:41 If it's the same format, that was Thursday-Friday. Could conceivably have Monday for travel, Tue-Wed for ops midcycle, then weekend to fly home. 15:38:43 not a complete deal-breaker. Just pointing it out 15:38:43 Nordic == all the scandinavian countries afaict and last was in Copenhagen. 15:38:48 Or stay and explore. :) 15:39:11 jamesmcarthur the summits are always ops meetups 15:39:13 med_ Yeah, I misspoke when I said Norway. Apologies. It's actually a very well funded and well attended event. 15:39:24 lots of corp underwriters. 15:39:31 aka sponsors 15:39:36 the rule of thumb is two summits and two in-betweens are the official ops meetups 15:39:42 yeah - jamesmcarthur - I'd like to debate the Opsmeetup/summit bit more. part of the mid-cycle reasoning is to get new operators ingrained in the community so they feel more comfortable at the summits 15:39:49 (in-between formerly known as mid-cycles) 15:40:01 and we want more ops folks in Forum sessions versus Ops only 15:40:07 We have Forum at Summit ;) 15:40:23 anyway, it's worth a discussion 15:40:25 VW: ++ 15:40:33 seems like the norway idea needs more definition 15:40:36 yep 15:40:38 could we move on? 15:40:42 VW: understood :) just... options 15:40:45 indeed 15:40:47 +1 15:40:48 yes mihalis68 15:40:49 #topic Ops Guide Wiki 15:41:00 It does go to larger discussion we started around how concerns/conversations transfer between all events 15:41:07 I haven't seen real import issues. 15:41:07 hey guys, I have to step away early - sorry 15:41:18 A couple of minor quibbles about the headings subheadings etc 15:41:20 #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/OpsGuide is a wiki conversion of the (fairly old) OpenStack Operators Guide 15:41:23 take care VW 15:41:23 I have two hours of presentations to Account Managers about spectre/meltdown shennigans 15:41:31 lots of issues on content but that's 2ary. 15:41:34 Good luck ;) 15:41:37 thanks 15:41:41 see you all next week! 15:41:43 med_ has started some comments on this here #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/ops-meetups-team-guide-review 15:41:44 see you 15:41:50 tata vw 15:41:51 ttyl 15:42:06 (MAKE SURE WE HAVE AN ISSUE TO VOTE ON TIME GOING FORWARD FOR THIS MEETING> SEEMS LIKE LATER WORKS FOR MOST) 15:42:06 my question: is this conversion good enough to break the link back to the source code? 15:42:21 mihalis68, i think so. 15:42:31 Looks better than sending folks to source code at least. 15:42:39 ;) 15:42:42 yep, and we can then start updating this as is. 15:42:47 And would expect being on the wiki, much easier to get updated. 15:42:55 any other input? The reason to be precise here is if edits start on the wiki version, we can never regen from source without a painful merge 15:43:04 nod. 15:43:10 I think we're good to cut the cord. 15:43:16 15:43:18 specifically: anyone think this conversion needs more work (distinct from the content) 15:43:29 #agreed the Ops Guide is approved in wiki form 15:43:32 15:43:43 #action mihalis68 to share with community and encourage input/comments 15:44:05 med_ if you have wiki edit rights, I think it would be fine for you have at it with gusto 15:44:10 kk 15:44:22 I have (as does anyone with openid) edit rights. 15:44:32 ie, it's a wiki 15:45:08 permissioning on that one is a mystery to me. I seem to have some special powers given to me by Tom when we had to fight spam almost daily 15:45:19 ah 15:45:27 anyway, thanks for the review - parting gift? :) 15:45:33 moving swiftly along... 15:45:37 #topic time of weekly meeting 15:46:08 +1 keeping at 10. I didn't realize how complicated 9 was going to be for me, but as it turns out, it is. 15:46:12 med_ proposed via email to the current team that we make the meeting simply 10am EST, which means it moves in UTC during daylight savings 15:46:14 * med_ may have "special" edit rights too.... was formerly a core on one doc tema. 15:46:25 eg +1 hour until DST comes 15:46:44 med_ yes that 15:46:47 that seems to work with the bulk of our usa participants. 15:46:51 shintaro said earlier that if it is better for the team then he's ok with it 15:46:57 and shintaro is at least amenable. 15:46:59 I'm okay one hour late 15:47:11 it's important as he's our next host and also attends at the worst local hours 15:47:16 (late evening) 15:47:37 so we seem to have agreement 15:47:38 just overcommunicate at DST change that the meeting UTC time will change and make sure it says DST is honored on the wiki where this gets documented. 15:47:59 ie, no longer a UTC based meeting. 15:48:02 #action mihalis68 to tell the mailing list AND update the wiki about the new time slot 15:48:04 yep 15:48:11 that was easy :) 15:48:17 #topic any other business 15:48:17 now I feel my work here is done. 15:48:24 :-) 15:48:57 med_ Hopefully we'll still see you around. Don't pull an Edgar and go AWS ;) 15:49:00 thank you med_ 15:49:06 Hah 15:49:06 yes thank you med_ 15:49:33 I just hired a senior guy and I believe it's our commitment to openstack that swung it (he had tasty other offers) 15:49:49 excellent. 15:49:50 but then it's a bit easier to stay the course when public cloud is not acceptable 15:50:00 (the owner of my employer just won't have it) 15:50:26 as chair I want to end ASAP and give back precious time 15:50:30 so ... last call? 15:50:51 #endmeeting