16:00:16 #startmeeting api sig 16:00:18 Meeting started Thu Dec 14 16:00:16 2017 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is edleafe. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 16:00:20 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 16:00:22 The meeting name has been set to 'api_sig' 16:00:24 #chair cdent elmiko edleafe dtantsur 16:00:25 Current chairs: cdent dtantsur edleafe elmiko 16:00:27 o/ 16:00:29 o/ 16:01:09 Sorry if I'm a bit distracted today. Following the discussion in #opensatck-tc about the year-long release cycle 16:01:30 cdent is also busy there 16:01:41 #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings/API-SIG#Agenda 16:01:54 i can drive things here edleafe, if you'd like 16:02:09 it's ok 16:02:12 #topic previous meeting action items 16:02:13 #link http://eavesdrop.openstack.org/meetings/api_sig/2017/ 16:02:57 two items from last week 16:03:00 mugsie to explain api-ref automation potential 16:03:04 edleafe to investigate open meeting times at 2200UTC 16:03:41 I've sent two emails to the dev list requesting people respond to a survey about what day would work for them 16:03:42 damn, I did not do that 16:03:50 on the latter, nothing ever came from the survey =( 16:03:54 * mugsie adds to todays list 16:04:05 unless you made a new survey edleafe 16:04:13 So far only 2 people have responded 16:04:18 ack 16:04:36 sounds like the other survey... 16:04:55 Another (based in India) has said that 2200UTC is too early 16:05:04 ouch 16:05:15 but hey, at least a couple are responding 16:05:30 But if we made it later, that would be tough for me' 16:05:45 Two people don't really justify holding a meeting 16:05:48 right, same problem we had last time we did this 16:06:15 i missed you email, was the second meeting time proposed as a meeting or more like open office hours? 16:08:00 a meeting 16:08:27 #link http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2017-December/125304.html 16:08:50 just wondering aloud if doing the latter might help people out, but also be less compute intensive ;) 16:08:57 thanks for the link! 16:09:32 I'm not sure. IMO, most of the things we could cover in office hours would be better in email 16:09:35 office hours is potentially a good idea, but I'm not sure we are doing enough lately to warrant it? 16:09:41 jinxish 16:09:55 good points 16:10:29 Well, it's clear that there isn't an overwhelming demand for APAC meetings 16:10:44 Let's maybe hold off until the new year and revisit this 16:10:51 +1 16:10:53 * cdent concurs 16:11:08 yep 16:11:10 #agreed Revisit APAC meetings in January 16:11:26 * edleafe is glad he gave cdent an opportunity to concur 16:12:01 I feel pretty good about that too 16:12:10 #topic open mic and new biz 16:12:25 mugsie already said that he spaced out on the api schema thing 16:12:47 i happned to talk with Melvin for a few minutes at kubecon, i basically was asking him about how we might get more engagement from the sdk side of the house 16:12:59 he was very receptive to the idea of helping to open more communications there 16:13:06 the other item is the SDK Certification proposal 16:13:08 #link SDK Certification proposal https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cdzFeV5I4Wk9FK57yqQmp5JJdGfKzEOdB3Vtt9vnVJM/edit#gid=0 16:13:27 Is that something that we should steer? 16:13:28 so, i think if we do make some moves towards attracting more sdk folks, we could certainly reach out with anything we might want help in distributing 16:14:02 edleafe: hmm, that seems like a big step up for us 16:14:20 but certainly in-line with newer objectives, i'm not sure 16:14:22 not sure I get the proposal, did I miss some ML thread? 16:15:31 dtantsur: I doubt, there's a lot of stuff going on lately that doesn't seem to be going on in email or adequately reflected there :( 16:15:40 * dtantsur #sadpanda 16:15:47 dtantsur: http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack/2017-December/045844.html 16:16:06 thanks edleafe 16:17:00 should the SDK certification be wider than just "core" projects ? 16:17:20 for which defintion of "core"? nova,neutron,glance,cinder,keystone? 16:17:26 * swift 16:17:38 mugsie: I ithink that's part of it 16:17:41 nova + friends and swift 16:18:16 IOW, what is the minimum aan SDK must support to be considered "official" 16:18:18 seems like starting with the "core" is a reasonable first goal 16:18:24 am I seeing correctly that there were no responses to that thread? 16:18:31 cdent: yes 16:18:41 cdent: yeah, and not much on the spreadsheet 16:18:47 elmiko: is it though? most of the SDK's support much more 16:18:51 the SDK folks don't seem to be very lively 16:19:01 does it somehow related to the trademark business? 16:19:14 like SDK for OpenStack is something that supports whatever trademark requirements are.. 16:19:17 dtantsur: it's modeled on Interop, so I think so 16:19:43 mugsie: i think for a cert program, getting the basics in the first draft is reasonable to me 16:19:58 elmiko: I don't 16:20:13 mugsie: i'm curious, what would your list include? 16:20:36 LBaaS + DNS at the very least 16:20:44 Orchestration as well actually 16:21:23 well, if we go beyond core, we're going to argue a lot :) 16:21:28 * dtantsur votes for ironic, of course 16:21:29 we probably need a better definition of "core" then, i see those are pretty fundamental to having a working openstack sdk 16:21:59 there's a map that ttx has created which tries to describe coreness, differently from what it was in the passed 16:22:03 elmiko: well, core is currently a term used for compute-starter-kit / OpenStack Powered Platform 16:22:11 but it often seems different from "operational cloud" too 16:22:19 for clarity, i was thinking about things like sahara as not being needed for a first draft cert program 16:22:33 mugsie: ack, my bad then 16:22:48 elmiko: ah, OK - that makes sense :) 16:23:13 I would like a new term that is "what I need to get my application on the internet" 16:23:32 ++ 16:24:01 mugsie: and that will depend on the application, no? 16:24:19 edleafe: yes, that is true. 16:24:48 I'm really not sure of the value of this effort, though 16:24:59 if an SDK can't do basic stuff, who would use it? 16:25:02 "what I need to get 90% of applications on the internet" 16:25:17 if an SDK does what you need well, who cares if it's "official"? 16:25:26 edleafe: that is a good point. who is driving this? 16:25:40 edleafe: ++ 16:25:42 I would assume Melvin and the User Committee 16:26:32 would be cool to know if there is a request for this from the users 16:27:15 well, it *is* the User Committee... :) 16:27:51 So let's just keep this on the radar. If it starts to gain support, we should definitely be involved 16:28:06 Anything else for new biz? 16:29:01 I think the idea of the certification is not to certify, but to help SDKs improve in a guided fashion 16:29:37 I'm not sure we should guide everyone to concentrate on core projects.. 16:29:41 cdent: that's a good point 16:29:43 i think if we end up discussing this more, we should definitely reach out to Melvin in advance to see if we can drum up some interest from the user committee in attending our meetings 16:29:43 there may be more domain-specific SDKs 16:30:23 I know that when I wrote the OpenStack SDK for Rackspace, my only guide was "support everything!" 16:30:36 heh, that's a good goal :) 16:31:00 nice 16:31:43 moving on... 16:31:45 #topic guidelines 16:31:45 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/q/status:open+project:openstack/api-wg,n,z 16:31:48 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/q/status:open+project:openstack/api-sig,n,z 16:32:29 The only real change was that Gilles updated the API-schema doc 16:32:40 I haven't looked at it yet 16:33:10 * dtantsur neither 16:33:30 not a huge change, provides a bit more context, needs still more justification about _why_ 16:34:14 ok 16:34:23 I'll try to oget to it later 16:34:38 #topic bug review 16:34:39 #link https://bugs.launchpad.net/openstack-api-wg 16:34:39 #link https://bugs.launchpad.net/openstack-api-sig 16:35:14 No new bugs 16:35:25 Anyone want to discuss a bug? 16:35:39 i've always enjoyed the monarch butterfly... 16:37:12 I'm a Black Swallowtail man myself 16:37:14 https://photos.app.goo.gl/KEKb0SJTaR3G0zIj1 16:37:15 I had a bug in a house I once lived in that I called Early 16:37:18 Earl! 16:37:45 edleafe: very cool! 16:38:07 elmiko: raised that one from a caterpillar 16:38:18 dude, so neat 16:38:32 #topic weekly newsletter 16:38:33 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/api-sig-newsletter 16:38:39 Any volunteers? 16:38:57 i can take it this week 16:39:51 thanks elmiko 16:40:11 cool, thanks 16:40:15 Anything else? 16:40:21 * dtantsur has nothing 16:40:25 nothing here 16:40:28 do we want a meeting next week or the week after? 16:40:36 ooh good point 16:40:38 or should we take a holiday break of some kind? 16:41:16 ++ 16:41:18 Let's have our next meeting in 3 weeks 16:41:20 Jan 4 16:41:24 Sounds good? 16:41:25 i'm good with that 16:41:26 works for me 16:41:28 ++ 16:41:42 #agreed Skip the next two meeting dates for the holidays 16:42:18 So everyone enjoy your holidays, and we'll see you back here in January! 16:42:37 likewise! =) 16:42:41 o/ 16:43:14 #endmeeting