14:04:09 #startmeeting ops tags 14:04:10 Meeting started Thu Mar 31 14:04:09 2016 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is fifieldt. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 14:04:11 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 14:04:14 The meeting name has been set to 'ops_tags' 14:04:27 Awesome, thanks. 14:04:33 Thanks for arranging the agenda 14:04:37 looks like 3 items today 14:04:42 np 14:04:42 1) Review open changes 14:04:42 2) Discuss tag update plans for Mitaka 14:04:43 3) Planning for ops-tags meeting at the Austin Summit 14:04:49 +1 14:05:05 #topic Review Open Changes 14:05:10 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/q/status:open+project:openstack/ops-tags-team,n,z 14:05:18 proj_since_descriptor: Thierry says this is already on the navigator (derived from repo info). Is there a reason to duplicate (or replace) as an ops-tag? 14:05:28 Yes I agree. 14:05:50 that there's no reason to duplicate? 14:05:54 When I had proposed it, I wasn't aware it was on navigator. I can abandon the request. 14:06:14 I didn't realize that either, OK one down :) 14:06:18 cool 14:06:21 less maint effort is good :) 14:06:29 The only question I have is whether it makes to show this for other projects beyond navigator coverage? 14:06:39 Or if that data is accessible somewhere too? 14:06:50 the data is coming from somewhere 14:06:55 I'm just not sure where 14:07:08 the navigator is populated from public sources 14:07:12 I am fine with abandoning because I don't think we need to maintain, but I would like to find the source eventually :) 14:07:29 Theirry said it was auto derrived but not recorded anywhere execpt the navigator 14:07:42 ah 14:08:02 I think it's under the release info 14:08:09 If we find we need ot start duplicating that code, then making it a tag taht used that code makes sense 14:08:14 http://releases.openstack.org/ 14:08:24 that has the versions of projects released 14:08:32 so possible to derive age from that 14:09:12 all good? 14:09:30 I can't copy his comment from the review but he said they use git history and git tags. 14:09:48 aye 14:09:50 same stuff then 14:10:01 #agreed proj_since_descriptor: not needed at this time as it duplicates info already in teh navigator 14:10:34 next up, an easy one: Add Ops tag template files 14:10:40 basically just needs someone to finish it 14:10:49 odd this one has stalled, can we just add in fifieldt's suggestion and publish it? 14:11:20 +1 14:11:25 I can take the action 14:12:01 #action shamail to update template patch to incorporate comments and publish 14:12:04 ok, next up 14:12:05 Thanks 14:12:09 Add ops:ha tag 14:12:26 This has a few comments that appeared to reach a consensus on an update 14:12:27 that one is probably in need of face to face discussion in Austin 14:12:35 agreedc 14:12:39 jproulx: +1 14:12:46 would be nice to get those updates made prior to the discussion if possible 14:12:53 so we present the latest thinking 14:13:40 any takers? 14:13:43 Sorry was reviewing the comments 14:13:56 I think it makes sense and I can also check status of HA guide coverage 14:14:03 I'll take it as well 14:14:08 thank you! 14:14:23 #action shamail to update ops:ha tag with latest comments in prep for austin discussion 14:14:26 final one 14:14:27 Welcome! 14:14:27 shamail needs a prize... 14:14:28 containerizable 14:14:36 this one was submitted incomplete 14:14:52 jproulx: :-) 14:15:11 criteria is a bit weak "someone somewhere claims to have done", perhaps docs or it didn't happen? This seems to be noted in comments as well 14:15:24 probably not fixable without further discussion] 14:15:27 ? 14:15:34 We had discussed this one previously and we debated the intent/usefulness 14:15:41 fifieldt: +1 14:15:47 leave it and see how it goes in austin? 14:15:59 fifieldt +1 14:15:59 Yes 14:16:09 #agreed - leave containerizable to austin 14:16:13 ok, next agenda item 14:16:23 #topic Discuss tag update plans for Mitaka 14:16:47 I wanted to start automating some of the tags but as I looked around, I couldn't identify sources for some. 14:16:51 so, we have 4 tags to update 14:16:59 Has install guide is self explanatory 14:17:09 ops-docs-install-guide, ops-packaged, ops-production-use, ops-sdk-support 14:17:14 But is the SDK data published somewhere or the packaging data? 14:17:31 SDK support comes from https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/1/d/1nRSzWo4I-isHGL67ROuqdj5My9rrSsMhlf5eSqSntn0/edit 14:17:54 requires a quick run through the "alive" SDKs to see if any new support added 14:18:03 that was last done in December, so probably not too out of date 14:18:05 fifieldt: is that spreadsheet sorta derived from the firstapp? 14:18:05 That is harder to automate than I expected, was anticipating a doc or repo source. 14:18:15 packaging I think we need to search some (yet to be?) defined repos 14:18:22 shamail: yeah was thinking of something we could tie it to 14:18:40 annegentle: +1 14:18:43 annegentle, naw 14:18:50 basically I've been digging into the SDKs themselves 14:19:03 fifieldt: ah yeah it's wider net casting which is also good 14:19:16 key feature - noting "dead" SDKs :) 14:19:23 #link https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/1/d/1nRSzWo4I-isHGL67ROuqdj5My9rrSsMhlf5eSqSntn0/htmlview 14:19:38 yeah wonder if it could be automated from github api then if that's the main piece of data 14:19:39 Just to record it when I go looking for it again. 14:19:48 Craig S at Intel has been contacting the SDK-builder communities of late 14:20:03 he may have good enough contacts now that we can just send one email per SDK saying "any updates?" 14:20:31 but I expect few over the past months 14:20:58 ok 14:21:00 I can investigate the repos for the SDKs to see if there are any clues in commits 14:21:16 AppEcoWG might be able to help, too 14:21:23 they have a few more peeps than us 14:21:26 Craig is a good starting point though to update/refresh for the new release 14:21:40 fifieldt: +1, I'll contact Flanders and John 14:21:46 cheers 14:22:01 #action shamail to ask flanders and john for help on updating sdk-support tag 14:22:01 The packaging one is interesting... 14:22:11 always :) 14:22:26 basically looking for new projects and new major bugs 14:22:32 a key source of the latter is the docs team :) 14:22:38 from their install guide testing 14:22:55 Ah. 14:23:04 seems we should be able to search some well know repos (though bugs are trickier to identify than does it exist) 14:23:16 yeah 14:23:20 with that one, I'd start by copy/pasting the previous releases json and submitting it as-is for mitaka 14:23:41 then taking a look at what new and upcoming projects are listed in the user survey 14:23:52 see if they're freshly packaged for mitaka in a couple distros 14:23:58 the other thing I wanted to mention is that we only tag it as "good" and don't provide specifics on which distributions have packages. Any reason for that? 14:24:00 the old ones should not really go away 14:24:12 shamail, maintenance 14:24:22 the effort to create an exhaustive matrix is significant 14:24:36 don't have the tag in front of me, do you know if it defines where we look for packages? probably should so people can point us at new places if the pop up 14:24:50 and, if you want to know if a package exists for your distro, apt-cache search :) 14:24:51 Got it. 14:25:06 it doesn't define where we look 14:25:06 thanks fifieldt 14:25:10 it's a general quality indicator 14:25:21 that also provides some info about any traps 14:25:42 key things we're looking for are mostly to do with new projects 14:25:48 or badly botched packaging for older ones 14:25:57 fifieldt +1 14:26:13 ops-production-use is directly from the user survey 14:26:14 Alright, so I wanted to refresh that one then I would need to talk to the docs team to find out the condition and look for new things in the packaging repos? 14:26:44 yeah, matt kassawara is a good individual, but basically the docs install guide specialty team 14:26:56 Got it. Thanks. 14:26:59 fifieldt: which is just Matt right now :) 14:27:00 and https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Documentation/MitakaDocTesting 14:27:07 I'll try to get a head start on this before Austin 14:27:13 So we can review in person 14:27:14 shamail: he's Sam-i-am on irc 14:27:27 Thanks annegentle 14:27:35 to kill two birds with one stone, docs team should also be contacted about the install guide tag 14:27:45 see if they have any new projects 14:27:54 any worries or concerns about existing ones 14:28:07 https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Documentation/MitakaDocTesting 14:28:17 fifieldt: should that be discoverable without having to contact a person? 14:28:25 of course :) 14:28:31 I think it *should* be 14:28:33 okay 14:28:35 yeah 14:28:36 just cuz politeness 14:28:36 :) 14:28:52 Agree 14:29:05 I'd love to automate docs completeness somehow, ideas? 14:29:15 filenaming is pretty consistent 14:29:36 could scrape the docs repos ever release? 14:29:56 every 14:30:00 and the guides in individual project repos ? :) 14:30:09 where's that xkcd comic about automation 14:30:10 :D 14:30:13 Is there a classification matrix anywhere today that shows the doc types per project and branch? 14:30:21 yes fifieldt it wouldn't be too bad since we're consistent in dir names and tox jobs 14:30:35 shamail: thinking it wouldn't be hard to make, but there isn't one now 14:30:55 * fifieldt is all for automation 14:31:07 only headache is sometimes there's a folder but there's garbage docs 14:31:18 in the case where automation doesn't exist, just cp liberty/install-guide.json mitaka/install-guide.json 14:31:20 annegentle: +1 14:31:22 but still if it has build jobs, someone somewhere thought it was ready to publish? I am asking not telling :) 14:31:24 very few changes between releases 14:31:50 Yeah, fifieldt I was going to wait until the user survey report is released and snag the data. 14:32:04 I also envision automating "docs drift" where you measure the time between code commits and docs commits difference 14:32:06 For install guide, I'll take your approach. 14:32:21 oh, I like that one annegentle :) 14:32:22 do you mind posting a link to the repo here? 14:32:30 that would be interesting annegentle 14:32:37 this one annegentle ? https://github.com/openstack/ops-tags-team/blob/master/liberty/ops-docs-install-guide.json 14:32:43 fifieldt: yes thank you 14:32:47 saves me a lookup :) 14:33:03 shamail - will have to see when the survey is released 14:33:10 if it isn't released before release day 14:33:13 I have pre-release data we can use 14:33:16 So far, I am struggling to find where we could automate validation for ops tags. Sadly. 14:33:39 fifieldt: +1 14:33:52 I don't think it will be... The plan is in next couple of weeks 14:34:05 But release week is stretch 14:34:06 ok, I'll take the action on production-use then 14:34:08 shamail: what mechanisms are in place now? Basically "take the json from the ops-tags-team repo and publish to matrix?" 14:34:13 #action fifieldt to udpate project-use tag 14:34:21 that's how it happens, annegentle :) 14:34:24 Yes... 14:34:26 fifieldt: ok thought so. 14:34:32 one thing I would love is some json validation in the gate :) 14:34:38 I was also referring to updating the JSON on the tag itself 14:34:46 fifieldt: oh so like writing a schema? 14:34:51 naw 14:34:55 fifieldt: or "this is json yes it is" 14:34:56 just plain json test 14:34:59 yes :) 14:35:02 In these conversations, we identified very little things that could be scraped (except for docs) 14:35:03 at the moment lacking even that 14:35:05 yeah we have that 14:35:12 it totally exists 14:35:16 I mean, we have that gate test, just a matter of patching infra 14:35:17 just need to write the jobs 14:35:17 yeah 14:35:32 * fifieldt is the worst offender of broken json 14:35:44 prolly me :) 14:35:48 ok. is everyone happy with the updates of existing tags for mitaka? 14:35:52 😂 14:35:56 +1 14:35:58 fifieldt: +1 14:36:03 ok, goodo 14:36:05 moving on 14:36:10 #topic planning for Austin 14:36:23 So, 14:36:32 ops-tags-team was submitted as a WG for Monday's ops summit stuff 14:36:49 Yeah, saw that. 14:36:50 is a 40 minute slot enough 14:36:50 ? 14:37:09 Last time we went over but it was a meeting worth having popcorn for! 14:37:28 I suspect a longer slot would be better 14:37:42 ok 14:37:48 jproulx: +1, we usually have more participants 14:38:04 I will wrangle a schedule so we get a good slot that both of you are available for 14:38:06 We've got containerizable and ha on the table already each of thos is probably good for 30min 14:38:08 this is harder than normal 14:38:21 since we're doing working sessions and general sessions in parallel this time 14:38:30 thanks 14:39:08 I can email you my schedule for Monday later this evening 14:39:18 awesome 14:39:26 so, schedule for the double session then? 14:39:32 +1 14:39:34 +1 14:39:58 * jproulx should probably look at his summit schedule real soon now 14:40:13 as in, what's our agenda? 14:40:21 I'll start populating ideas on the etherpad 14:40:24 as a start, I think we need some brainstorming 14:40:36 how about https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/AUS-ops-tags 14:41:03 Yep, that's the one 14:41:07 excellent 14:41:07 well we have the two hot tags we've carried forward 14:41:33 Yeah. 14:41:41 and we should think & work hard on automating what we've got 14:41:50 "Revising automation" 14:41:51 kewl 14:42:09 so maybe 1st 1/2 tag review second 1/2 tag automation roughly 14:42:17 expand/discuss maturity components 14:42:23 And missing tags based on definition 14:42:34 need some time to try and come up with new tagsd 14:42:43 leech the newcomer's ideas 14:42:48 +1 14:43:19 +1 14:43:38 jproulx: sounds good... 1st half could be discussion on tags content and 2nd half could be focused on procedures and processes 14:44:02 +1 14:44:06 Yes that's a better description 14:44:09 Documenting sources for all the tags (maybe in the tag itself) might be a useful thing to consider in 2nd half as well 14:44:19 also, at some point, we need to define how core review rights on the repo works 14:44:27 at the moment it's just the UC 14:44:32 and I think shamail should be included :) 14:44:37 +1 14:44:40 so someone just needs to make a decision about how we do that 14:44:45 :-) definitely an in person topic 14:45:05 aye, aye 14:45:23 ok, so we have the skeleton of the agenda for austin 14:45:26 anything else? 14:45:48 That's all from me! 14:45:55 Sounds good 14:46:02 ok 14:46:06 #topic anything else? 14:46:13 14 minutes left in this slot 14:46:14 I'll start on action items and report out (if you don't see changes coming in) 14:46:19 want it back? 14:46:20 meetings are so fast and efficient with 4 participants :) 14:46:28 big props to guest star annegentle 14:46:29 haha 14:46:33 haha 14:46:34 ++ 14:46:39 docs drift. it's a thing 14:46:47 Thanks Ann! 14:46:50 Anne* 14:47:00 ok then 14:47:02 thanks all 14:47:03 My phone... :( 14:47:13 #endmeeting