15:00:52 #startmeeting ceilometer 15:00:54 Meeting started Thu Apr 17 15:00:52 2014 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is eglynn. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 15:00:55 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 15:00:58 The meeting name has been set to 'ceilometer' 15:01:02 welcome all :) 15:01:09 o/ 15:01:11 o/ 15:01:13 o/ 15:01:57 thin crowd today. :) 15:02:05 o/ 15:02:06 nealph: yeah, just thinking 15:02:19 k, we got quorem methinks 15:02:26 #topic icehouse released! 15:02:29 #link https://launchpad.net/ceilometer/icehouse/2014.1 15:02:42 high-fives & bear-hugs all round, spark up those cigars :) 15:03:06 we needed a last-minute RC3 for that bug with the SNMP load averages 15:03:07 congrats!! 15:03:16 o/ 15:03:17 ... luckily ttx was in an adventrous mood! ;) 15:03:31 good work, everyone! 15:03:32 o/ 15:03:41 o/ 15:04:03 yeap, let the mutual back-slapping begin! ;) 15:04:08 :-) 15:04:12 thanks everyone 15:04:19 it was a great cycle :) 15:04:22 sorry for that SNMP bug, I didn't catch that when rebasing Toni's snmp work 15:04:37 and thank you jd__ for all the cat-wrangling :) 15:04:53 llu-laptop: np, I figured that ... also I +1'd the patch 15:05:36 ... or is the phrase cat-herding? 15:05:54 either is applicable in this case, methinks. 15:06:08 cool 15:06:14 #topic recap on ongoing TC gap analysis for ceilometer 15:06:38 we had the gap analysis action plan review on Tuesday evening 15:06:47 #link http://eavesdrop.openstack.org/meetings/tc/2014/tc.2014-04-15-20.03.log.html 15:07:16 here's the action plan etherpad, with actions & designated owners etc 15:07:27 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/ceilometer-integration-gap-analysis-coverage-plan 15:07:57 TL;DR: the TC approved of the plan, but expect to see definite progress on closing gaps in Juno 15:08:10 ... esp. re the Tempest-related gaps 15:08:19 ... we need to frontload progress onto j1 or latest j2 15:08:36 ... not to pile on the pressure or anything ;) 15:08:56 eglynn:how can non-owners pitch in? 15:09:09 non-owners? 15:09:24 i.e. those not assigned to the etherpad items 15:09:32 nealph: contirbuting to the summit sessions, picking up BPs, landing patches ... the usual way 15:09:32 but willing to help... 15:09:44 nealph: these are just the areas 15:09:51 nealph: ... the term "owner" wasn't meant to be exclusive 15:10:00 nealph: I think "owners" is just a person to punish :) 15:10:09 sure, okay. was really asking if there was a separate process for these gaps...answer is "no". 15:10:11 nealph: there will corresponding BPs, tasks, that you can assign to yourself, so the names are the responsibles for the whole area 15:10:15 nealph: and they need help anyway :) 15:11:05 nealph: ... the idea was more to reassure the TC that the items wouldn't fall thru the cracks 15:11:42 nealph: ... not to ringfence off tasks only for certain contributors 15:12:13 nprivalova: ... bad choice of words on my part, not very open-source-y 15:12:27 nealph: ^^^ 15:12:45 eglynn:cool..."a single neck to wring". :) 15:12:53 :-D 15:13:03 LOL :) 15:13:07 s/owner/driver 15:13:07 BTW, if anyone has ideas/questions/topics to talk about for the Mike Bayer SQLA session on the summit, pleasee add a note to this etherpad: #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/juno-oslo-bayer 15:13:26 dhellmann: yep, that's better ... will change it 15:14:51 overriding message: lets commit to closing off these gaps during Juno 15:16:05 k, moving on? 15:16:27 #topic f20-based gating for ceilo/py27, also possibly a tempest-mongodb variant 15:16:51 so basically the mongo scenario tests only run in the py26 job on centos :( 15:17:17 since py27 is our "primary" check job, we need the mongo tests running under 27 also 15:17:39 initial idea is to rebase this on Fedora 20 15:17:53 AFAIK, Ubuntu 14 is comming and will have Mongo 15:18:28 nprivalova: true, but we don't have a tight time constraint on the Trusty switchover for the gate 15:18:28 today 15:18:47 nprivalova: switch over is happening today? 15:19:16 nprivalova: ... I thought it was more "sometime during the Juno cycle" 15:19:18 eglynn: no, it's released today. switching will take 2-8 weeks 15:19:41 we may ask infra 15:19:51 nprivalova: AFAIK there are new f20 nodes coming on stream very soon in the gate nodepool for tripleO testing 15:20:04 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/86842/ 15:20:39 so we could be up and motoring with an f20-based py27 job for ceilo within days potentially 15:20:54 sounds great 15:21:10 cool! 15:21:15 and for tempest? 15:21:51 nprivalova: for tempest, we could do similar assuming the py27 job proves itself 15:22:17 nprivalova: ... i.e. an f20 or event centos7-based mongodb variant of the tempest job 15:22:22 that's cool but that does not bridge any gap 15:22:29 * jd__ party killer 15:22:35 eglynn: how do gates work with f20 and ubuntu14? they just gate randomly on either OS? 15:23:07 gordc: jobs will be target'd to one or the other is my understanding 15:23:25 eglynn: i see. 15:23:44 jd__: potentially the blocked tempest tests could then land, if decorated as "slow running tests" or whatever so not run agains sqla 15:23:50 I think we need to determine plan for tempest. Are we going to make sql driver work faster :)? Or we will test only Mongo (assuming it's fast enough)? 15:24:24 jd__: so gaps bridged initially = [py27 scenarios on mongo, wider tempest coverage for mongo only] 15:24:43 nprivalova: yes we need to fix sqla as well 15:25:02 ok 15:25:43 eglynn: running tempest for Mongo only will fill the gap? 15:26:00 nprivalova: i think a data model rework will allow sql to function with tempest... postgres works right now no? 15:26:20 nprivalova: well the idea was to have "main tempest job" still run against sqla with the slow tests excluded 15:26:45 nprivalova: ... and also a "variant tempest job" run against mongo will all tests enabled 15:26:46 gordc: will check that. cannot say right now 15:27:06 nprivalova: ... same as we have a variant tempest run against postgres currently, right? 15:28:10 eglynn: it's running against postgres, right. And once it was successful. I will check that ASAP 15:29:08 nprivalova: ... yeah so I meant the principal of having variants of the tempest jobs targeted to different DBs (mysql versus postgres) is already established practice 15:29:47 nprivalova: ... /me is hoping that'll allow us to argue the case with infra for an extra tempest job based on mongo 15:29:59 eglynn: right, I see 15:30:29 but I think first step is just get py27 running on f20 with mongo scenarios actually tested 15:30:56 maybe even make that new py27 job non-voting for a short transition period? 15:31:18 then disable the old py27 job after a couple of days 15:31:52 ... /me is not familiar with negotiating with infra folks, nprivalova prolly has a better sense of what they might agree to? 15:32:21 eglynn: i had some people from Percona (a MySQL company) ask me where they can contribute to Ceilometer in regards to MySQL. maybe they can look at sql backend for us (so we don't need to abandon it) 15:32:24 eglynn: ok, will try to talk to them 15:32:30 nprivalova: thanks! 15:32:43 eglynn: you may create #action on me 15:33:12 gordc: yeah jd__ forwarded me a note from Matt Griffin also, sounds promising! 15:33:42 eglynn: cool cool. same email probably. 15:34:06 #action nprivalova reach out to infra to discuss rebasing ceilo/py27 check job on f20 15:34:15 gordc: cool 15:34:30 prolly should move on 15:34:41 nprivalova:eglynn:I thought there was some thought around schema re-architecting...is the percona discussion related, or a new approach? 15:35:25 nealph: i told them to join the schema re-architecting session. 15:35:34 nealph: my understanding is that we hope they'll have some good domain knowledge for rationalizing our SQL schema 15:35:51 yep wot gordc said 15:36:17 #topic Tempest integration 15:36:53 nprivalova: anything extra to add to the f20/sqla/mongo discussion above? 15:37:17 we've already discussed several thing above. I can add that we've started to implement alarm-scenario test 15:37:30 nprivalova: cool, thanks! 15:37:38 #topic Release python-ceilometerclient? 15:37:40 no need 15:37:58 AFAIK anyway 15:38:11 #topic New alternate meeting time slot, replacing the Wed 2100UTC 15:38:20 so this was mooted at last week's meeting 15:38:32 but deferred since we didn't really have quorem then 15:38:44 2100UTC is now :)? 15:38:55 yep with DST esp, the Wed meeting is getting pretty late for Europe 15:39:04 ... 10pm Dublin, 11pm continental Europe, 1am Moscow 15:39:29 I've a vague notion that the alternating slot was to facilitate our then active core from Australia? 15:39:37 nprivalova: I think now is 15:39UTC 15:39:53 llu-laptop: thanks, true 15:39:53 eglynn: it was 15:40:12 tsss nprivalova :) 15:40:25 yeah so Melbourne is UTC+10 now (UTC+11 in their summer) hence the need 15:40:28 we can drop the alternative time if nobody objects 15:40:51 +1 15:40:51 and I won't. 15:40:54 so I would be happy to change time a little 15:40:55 jd__: yeah good timeslot to reflect current contributor timezones 15:41:05 this time works for me. 15:41:10 gordc: Toronto is EST/EDT (UTC-5/4) right? 15:41:12 jd__: that means UTC15 all? That's fine to me 15:41:28 llu-laptop: China is UTC+8 all year round? 15:41:30 its 10/11am for me in toronto 15:41:34 eglynn: yep 15:41:44 * nealph trying to do the math to US mountain time 15:42:09 that's now basically, nealph , if you're there :) 15:42:10 llu-laptop: so 15UTC == 2300 CST, not too late for you? 15:42:39 eglynn: do you suggest a new time? I'm lost 15:42:59 nprivalova: suggestion is to just go with a single slot same every week 15:43:05 what about Sunday? No I'm not trying to scramble your minds 15:43:13 nprivalova: this time slot 15:43:35 * nealph feels better that someone else wasn't tracking... 15:43:39 gordc: 15UTC? 15:43:48 jd__: i'd love to work on sunday. 15:43:48 eglynn: i can live with that. at least it's much better than 21UTC 15:44:00 nprivalova: yep 15:44:02 gordc: I'm sure nobody will object if you do 15:44:07 jd__: Sunday is my favourite workday too ;) 15:44:07 ... do we have any West Coast US contributors? 15:44:18 eglynn: but if someone try to move it early, happy to do that :) 15:44:37 eglynn:will likely have some joining in the near future 15:44:43 jd__: it's agreed that everyone will be hungover for sunday's meeting right?lol 15:44:45 llu-laptop: great thanks! 15:44:54 gordc: I nod 15:44:58 nealph: so 1500UTC == 0700PST, outrageously early? 15:45:49 eglynn: I don't think so....can't be ideal for everyone. 15:45:57 :) 15:46:04 nealph: k, thaaks! 15:46:11 *thanks 15:46:21 so I think we've converged on a rough consensus 15:46:45 #agreed move to a single weekly meeting timeslot at 1500UTC 15:47:21 since we've already got this channel every second week, we shouldn't need to move to the -alt meeting channel either 15:48:15 #topic summit sessions 15:48:32 quick reminder folks, we're coming up fast against the deadline for proposals 15:48:49 ... weirdly that's Easter Sunday this year (april 20th) 15:48:56 (... speaking of working on Sundays) 15:49:15 so if you've something in mind, please knock out a proposal 15:49:26 #link http://summit.openstack.org/ 15:49:34 * jd__ did 15:49:54 * eglynn thanks jd__ :) 15:50:15 while we already have more proposals than slots, there'll be some trimming of that current list 15:50:18 (for dupes, merges etc.) 15:50:20 dunnow if you read my long rant, but maybe that may pop a new session, don't know 15:50:37 jd__: I did and I was gonna suggest just that 15:51:11 jd__: ... on the unadorned metric time series data etc. 15:51:43 now I'm going to have pressure to work on that until th summit 15:51:44 jd__: ... sounds great and defo needs to be discussed, but obviously cross-over with the data model session too? 15:51:54 yep 15:52:04 maybe having one session is enough 15:52:11 I think it depends on how many slot you can use for that 15:52:32 jd__: or give ourselves the option to slip over into another half-slot possibly 15:52:47 yep 15:53:11 k, let's see how the final proposal list looks on the 20th, then we can do the horse-trading as necessary 15:53:53 * jd__ nods 15:54:09 #topic open discussion 15:54:47 eglynn: data model session = http://summit.openstack.org/cfp/details/163? 15:55:06 nealph: exactomundo! 15:55:25 nealph, eglynn: just wrapped up another meeting and catching up in the discussion 15:55:40 would like to see where percona can help on this 15:57:04 mattgriffin: your input during that session in ATL would be great! 15:57:34 mattgriffin: i'm tied to this work... i'm more than happy to secretly defer work to you guys :) 15:57:39 eglynn, cool. is there any more context or issues reported that would be good to prep for ATL? 15:57:42 gordc, :) 15:58:28 mattgriffin: there were a few mailing list items regarding ceilometer and tempest in march i believe... that might give some background. 15:59:02 gordc, cool 15:59:26 gordc: could you and Alexei put together a quick etherpad in advance of the session, with links to relevant ML threads etc.? 15:59:40 (so that mattgriffin has a single source for background?) 15:59:50 sure. 15:59:56 gordc: thank you sir! 16:00:15 k, we're up against the shot clock here folks 16:00:46 I'll wrap up as it's the top of hour, assuming no one has anything else pressing? 16:01:08 thanks folks for a productive meeting! :) 16:01:20 #endmeeting ceilometer