05:33:29 <soichi> #startmeeting taas 05:33:30 <openstack> Meeting started Wed Feb 1 05:33:29 2017 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is soichi. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 05:33:31 <openstack> Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 05:33:33 <openstack> The meeting name has been set to 'taas' 05:33:37 <yamamoto> hi 05:33:46 <soichi> yamamoto: hi 05:33:57 <soichi> #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings/taas 05:34:09 <soichi> #topic A talk for Boston Summit (deadline: Feb 6th) 05:34:20 <soichi> i hope we can submit a talk for Boston Summit 05:34:36 <soichi> do you have any idea about contents of our talk? 05:35:00 <reedip> soichi : I have been discussing with tacker team 05:35:44 <reedip> I was trying to find something related to Virtualized Tap interfaces in the current SDN solutions and if we can tie up TaaS with those SDN solutions 05:36:29 <soichi> reedip: it sounds good 05:36:41 <yamamoto> what do you mean by virtualized tap interfaces? 05:39:27 <soichi> i guess taas interface. That is, not using physical tap device. 05:40:00 <reedip> soichi : yes 05:40:21 <yamamoto> use what instead? 05:41:17 <reedip> yamamoto : basically we have the levels defined as User -> Neutron -> OVS for TaaS, isnt it ? 05:41:31 <reedip> I mean the control path moves in that way 05:42:18 <yamamoto> yes 05:42:35 <reedip> Instead of OVS , can we use OpenContrial or ODL ? 05:43:51 <soichi> i think reedip's idea is a presentation how to use TaaS with SDN solutions such as Contrail, Nuage, and so on 05:44:00 <reedip> Something like that 05:44:11 <yamamoto> is it more than a new driver? 05:46:41 <reedip> Currently I think it may just be a new driver 05:46:52 <soichi> be that as it may, but i'm not sure 05:48:51 <soichi> does it make sense we can say taas is applicable not only OVS but also Contrial and etc? 05:49:34 <yamamoto> midonet, plumgrid, and vmware already have its taas driver and they are SDN. i'm not sure what's new for opencontrail and odl. 05:50:02 <yamamoto> maybe policy-based something? i'm not sure. 05:51:18 <yamamoto> (well, i'm not sure about plumgrid.) 05:52:12 <reedip> yamamoto : do all of these solutions provide similar performances ? 05:52:18 <reedip> or functionalities? 05:53:47 <yamamoto> i'm familiar with midonet but i don't know about others. 05:54:41 <yamamoto> midonet provides more than the reference implementation. any port can be tapped, for example. 05:55:23 <soichi> performance comparison sounds interesting for me (but i think it is difficult to prepare testbed) 05:57:02 <yamamoto> yes. 1-node sdn performance doesn't make much sense. :-) 05:59:09 <reedip> :- ) 06:01:08 <reedip> so what else do ytou suggest soichi ! :D 06:01:25 <soichi> i'd like to consider a little bit more whether we can say something about using taas with SDN solutions. 06:02:01 <soichi> let's disscuss offline because the deadline is 6th Feb (next Monday) 06:04:11 <yamamoto> reedip: what kind of input from tacker folks you got? 06:04:36 <reedip> In discussion with them , they look positive 06:05:05 <yamamoto> they have some interesting way to use taas? 06:05:31 <reedip> yamamoto : they are familiarizing with taas, so they have not given complete inputs yet 06:07:53 <soichi> Can we go on next topic (Open Discussion)? 06:08:06 <yamamoto> ok. i'm interested in their opinion. (as i have ~no knowledge about nfv) 06:08:48 <yamamoto> soichi: sure. i have no topic. 06:08:58 <soichi> #topic Open Discussion 06:09:28 <soichi> reedip: do you have topic? 06:14:04 <soichi> it seems we have no more topics for today. 06:14:48 <soichi> so i'd like to close today's meeting. 06:15:09 <yamamoto> +1 06:15:11 <soichi> #endmeeting