15:00:09 #startmeeting tc 15:00:09 Meeting started Thu May 13 15:00:09 2021 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is gmann. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 15:00:10 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 15:00:12 The meeting name has been set to 'tc' 15:00:20 #topic Roll call 15:00:22 o/ 15:00:23 o/ 15:00:30 o/ 15:00:37 o/ 15:02:11 o/ 15:02:54 yoctozepto6 and Belmiro would not be able to join as per "Apologies for Absence" section 15:02:57 so let's start 15:03:03 #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings/TechnicalCommittee#Agenda_Suggestions 15:03:05 today agenda ^^ 15:03:21 #topic Follow up on past action items 15:03:39 gmann to add SIG chair/co-chair info in sig doc site 15:03:50 I pushed the patch #link https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/governance-sigs/+/790827 15:04:05 it is in governance-sig so good to merge with 2nd +2 15:04:30 please review and +A accordingly. 15:04:42 gmann to prepare the etherpad for draft proposal of PTL+TC periodic meeting 15:05:03 I have created the etherpad #link https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/tc-ptl-interaction 15:05:12 which we will discuss in later topic 15:05:25 #topic Gate health check (dansmith/yoctozepto) 15:05:38 dansmith: any news you would like to share 15:05:40 so, I've seen a bunch of cinder fails in the last week 15:05:59 lots of rechecks due to volume related test failures, 15:06:15 so I assume the lull in activity was masking a lot of that, but I think we've still got work to do there 15:06:15 :-( 15:06:27 there's also the discussion about decommissioning the ELK infrastructure, 15:06:49 which is well-justified but will significantly reduce our visibility into the frequency of these failures 15:07:02 and limit our ability to work on the health as a system 15:07:21 not sure what to do about it, other than what has been communicated on the list at this point 15:07:24 humm, that is valid concern 15:07:26 dansmith: Yeah, I was a little concerned with that discussion. 15:07:46 but clearly we either need someone to commit to a serious amount of time to rebuild it, and maintain it going forward, 15:07:52 or we're just going to have to deal without it 15:07:55 jungleboyj: me too 15:08:41 so, that's pretty much it for me..not a particularly happy picture all said 15:08:43 I was surprised by that discussion. 15:09:21 I was surprised that more people didn't consider it critical infrastructure 15:09:27 If there's issues and no one to maintain it it makes sense. Kinda goes with the frequent call outs for more opendev help needed 15:09:35 but also somewhat surprised at how much resource it consumes 15:09:49 it is not a lightweight service, no 15:10:20 mostly because it's a massive amount of data our jobs are logging 15:10:25 surly it will make hard for maintaining the CI/CD and tracking issue etc 15:11:38 it's a classic "big data problem" which needs experienced "big data people" to do it well 15:12:02 fungi: well, that's really your fault 15:12:13 as my wife says "I value X less because you make X look so easy" :) 15:12:48 and ELK is definitely something I've taken for granted because it was just there and easy :) 15:13:47 As this is no maintainer issues and kind of must-require for upstream CI/CD smooth maintenance, I feel this is one of the issue we should bring to broader audience. especially company or users. 15:13:59 please do 15:14:11 and bring this to Board also which should add some resources. 15:14:12 well, they did on the list, and without a deadline 15:14:29 we were asking for infra help since many years 15:14:30 gmann: ++ I think this is an issue that needs to be highlighted. 15:15:23 Yeah it definitely needs attention and some help 15:15:31 fungi: any deadline for stopping those service? 15:15:34 it's one of many services we're decommissioning, it just happens to be a higher-profile one 15:15:47 gmann: not decided yet at least, so no for now 15:16:08 ok, 15:16:23 so let's take two action here 15:16:36 we've in the past month or so taken out limesurvey (survey.o.o), asterisk (pbx.o.o) and our mqtt broker (firehose.o.o) 15:16:41 Can we move it to the bottom of the list to give us more time?:) 15:16:43 and there will certainly be more 15:17:22 and yes, like i said, clark started the discussion early so folks can come up with solutions 15:17:34 it's not going away yet, it just needs to 15:18:37 1. ML to especially highlight the ELK services and ask for help explicitly with ref to current thread 15:18:51 2. Bring this to Board meeting which is planned on June 29. 15:18:56 I'm pretty sure folks saw the email but not the importance 15:19:22 spotz: because they don't know what ELK is doing for us, or because of some other reason? 15:19:25 not enough shouting? 15:19:28 Based on the responses I am sure a lot of people are hoping the question will just go away. :-) 15:20:03 i can guarantee the question will eventually go away, just maybe not in the way those people are hoping 15:20:06 dansmith: don't know what it's doing for us 15:20:11 okay 15:20:13 fungi: ++ 15:20:40 unfortunately a minority of people work on gate issues (which is an issue itself), so those are the ones likely to feel strongly 15:20:46 Kinda like we're retiring asterisk, well I don't use it so no big deal. But it could be tied into an aleerting system whiichh I'm not aware of... 15:20:56 removing it will raise the bar for difficulty on that already unsung and unpopular task 15:21:04 agree 15:21:23 so it's kinda self-fulfilling that it's not a big deal to more people 15:21:23 dansmith: do you mind doing 1st one, raising critical alarm on ML for ELK services ? 15:22:05 i'm curious how the current discussion on the ml could have reached a broader audience, personally 15:22:17 gmann: well, I can, but I'm a bit confused about what the current email is lacking 15:22:19 right what fungi said 15:22:50 we can send another email with "ELK: why you should care" but I'm not sure it will really garner more attention, but if people think it's important then I can 15:22:54 it sounds like, based on dpawlik's recent response, that rdo might be interested in running something 15:22:55 I am fine with only current but it has few more services listed also so in case we want to highlight ELK explicitly 15:23:12 fungi: yeah but I'm worried they don't realize the 1TiB/day requirement :P 15:23:22 gmann: ah, okay 15:23:43 fungi I can check on the RDO side 15:23:51 especially what we must continue for day to day debugging 15:24:17 which is what we can highlights in various platform like newsletter, Board etc 15:24:35 okay well, I'll work on a draft and look for some reviews 15:24:46 +1 thanks 15:25:20 #action dansmith Draft the ML to explicit Alert/highlight the ELK services maintenance help with ref to current thread 15:25:20 dansmith: ++ Thanks. 15:25:30 I will bring this on Board agenda 15:25:48 #action gmann to bring the ELK/infra help to Board 15:26:01 any other things to discuss in Gate check topic? 15:26:17 not from me 15:26:42 thanks for brining this and keeping eyes on gate things 15:26:45 #topic Planning for TC + PTL interaction (gmann) 15:27:01 I composed a draft in #link https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/tc-ptl-interaction 15:27:46 I would like to ask each members to add your opinion in etherpad and then we can discuss it in next meeting 15:28:56 or feel free to add more discussion point too if you want 15:29:09 #topic Xena cycle tracker status check 15:29:17 Added a comment for if we hold it AT the PTG:) 15:29:30 spotz: cool thanks 15:29:34 #link https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/tc-xena-tracker 15:29:47 this is tracker's tacking week 15:30:51 as this is still initial of cycle, we can just discuss the one having progress instead of tracking all item's progress 15:31:28 one is from dansmith on charter change on ATC->AC #link https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/governance/+/790092 15:31:40 we have discussion on gerrit on this 15:32:00 anything to discuss here or continue on gerrit itself ? 15:32:41 I think we can keep the discussion in review:) 15:33:12 I mean for https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/governance/+/790092 15:33:27 on fungi's point on Bylaw, i left comment there for a way to comply Bylaws. basically what we did for "OpenStack Technical Committee Approved Release" term 15:33:44 hope that should be fine from Bylaws perspective 15:34:51 moving next 15:34:54 Audit and finish the previous cycle pending community-wide goal work 15:35:01 I started few patches for PTL guide 15:35:13 #link https://review.opendev.org/q/topic:%2522project-ptl-and-contrib-docs%2522+status:open 15:35:18 not many but just to start 15:35:22 yes, as long as the tc indicates that whatever it's producing is the atcs list the bylaws requires, then it's fine. the bylaws already has a carve-out for adding people who aren't code contributors, just need to have some way to bridge the naming divide 15:35:38 Oh in regards to PTL elections, diablo_rojo mentioned it's based on ATC status. Could it be AAC status plus a contrib in that project? 15:35:40 yeah 15:35:51 AC not AAC 15:35:59 it's technically "apc" for ptl elections, not atc 15:36:08 yeah, PTL are APC always 15:36:31 Ok so reword:) The APC list build off of AC + project contrib? 15:36:41 ptl elections also aren't mentioned in the bylaws, so the tc can do whatever it likes there as long as the requirements for editing the charter are observed 15:36:43 means ATC which can be contributor in x project would have vote for project y pTL election 15:37:06 *would not 15:37:38 and yes, we in TC repo will keep list of ATC (renamed as AC ) 15:38:26 Isn't the ATC less for a year? 15:38:47 spotz: APC is project contrib only. AC = APC+ other active contributors 15:38:56 atc is actually for "365 days" according to the bylaws, i think 15:39:26 fungi, that's what I remember:) 15:39:33 yeah 15:39:34 " The term shall be for three hundred and sixty five days after the date of approval of the application by the Technical Committee." 15:40:20 section 3.a.ii in https://www.openstack.org/legal/technical-committee-member-policy/ 15:40:39 for election purposes we've basically considered that to be interpreted as two release cycles 15:40:50 right 15:40:57 Ok shoot:( 15:42:57 anyways let's review the patch and continue discussion there 15:43:00 moving next 15:43:06 TC members to drive the Y cycle community wide goal 15:43:12 ricolin: any updates after you sent the ML 15:44:11 gmann, No much really, mainly checking around with backlogs for goals ans make some survey 15:44:34 great. may be we need to cleanup backlog also 15:44:41 we did in Ussuri cycle at some extend 15:44:42 I think so 15:45:01 thanks for working on this. 15:45:15 I can make some clean 15:45:35 Personally, I like the container image support one 15:45:36 I do not see any other progress in etherpad please bring here if there is any and i missed that 15:45:45 ricolin: +1 15:46:21 wondering if mnaser have any idea how can we push that one forward 15:47:01 I think there was patch also for proposing it as goal 15:47:24 gmann, if RBAC is proposed, we only need one goal to search for 15:47:39 ricolin: #link https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/governance/+/720107 15:47:42 gmann, that was abandoned for an year 15:47:45 yeah 15:48:04 ricolin: yeah I will compose RBAC one, most probably next week or so 15:48:07 I think a number of projects are working on rbac stuff, 15:48:14 so that seems like a no-brainer right? 15:48:19 If we allow some project skip from the container goal 15:48:24 yeah, many are left with less attention 15:48:36 it might get easier to be accepted 15:48:53 as per discussion with lbragstad we could do goal this cycle and close the popup team but as we are not doing any goal in this cycle we could do in Y 15:49:21 lbragstad is out on paternity:) 15:49:22 and to make sure all project are done and we can try out the default enabling new rbac via oslo or so 15:49:29 yeah 15:49:52 spotz: Oh wow, Didn't know that. Good for him! 15:50:58 anything else on goal or tracker status? 15:51:32 tc-members please help to suggest Y-cycle goal if you see any potential fits 15:51:41 nope 15:51:47 +1. 15:51:52 but we need to do it asap 15:52:28 #topic Open Reviews 15:52:30 #link https://review.opendev.org/q/project:openstack/governance+is:open 15:52:35 we have two open review 15:52:55 this is eligible for approve #link https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/governance/+/790582 15:53:14 other in discussion. 15:53:25 that's all for today I think 15:53:41 thanks all for joining 15:53:45 #endmeeting