17:01:07 #startmeeting CongressTeamMeeting 17:01:07 Meeting started Tue Mar 10 17:01:07 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is arosen. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 17:01:08 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 17:01:08 hi 17:01:11 The meeting name has been set to 'congressteammeeting' 17:01:11 hi tim, this is bryan from AT&T 17:01:33 bryan_att: Hi. Good to have you here. 17:01:47 just going to lurk unless I have a chance to ask some basic questions about blueprints we are considering 17:02:00 bryan_att: sounds good. 17:02:18 I imagine we may be missing a couple of people b/c of daylight savings. 17:02:32 But let's get started anyway with status updates. 17:02:44 arosen: want to start? 17:02:48 #topic status 17:02:53 sure 17:03:20 so i've been working on some improvements to the cloudfoundry datasource driver and extending it. 17:03:35 i've also been trying to tam the CI so it passes more consistently. 17:04:15 been helping out/debugging a lot of internal infrastructure issues. WE're adding some more capacity to our gateway nodes so hopefully that should help. 17:04:31 that's it from me unless anyone has questions about that. 17:04:31 That all sounds great! 17:04:36 Better CI is good for all. 17:04:48 More insight into app-level information is always good. 17:05:14 arosen: is the ci turned off right now for reviews? 17:05:29 it didn't get run for something i pushed yesterday 17:05:34 jwy: yea i'm working on that right now. For some reason zuul seems to stop working randomly. 17:05:41 doh 17:06:19 jwy: want to tell us what you've been working on? 17:06:49 had a review of the policy creation ui 17:07:01 got a lot of good feedback and suggestion, working on those changes now 17:07:32 continuing discussions about policy abstraction for simpler cases with Yali 17:07:42 that sums it up 17:07:59 jwy: anything available to play around with? 17:08:18 shivharis: nothing public, at the moment 17:08:26 jwy: np 17:08:43 reminds me, i should update the func spec 17:09:04 jwy: do you have an ETA on when you'll have the latest round of changes in place? I imagine you could push to review at that point and give people something to touch and feel. 17:09:37 thinrichs: good point, i had pushed everything i had so far here - https://review.openstack.org/#/c/160722/ 17:10:01 shivharis: you could cherry pick from that and try it out 17:10:27 that'll give a basic idea of what the ui will be like 17:10:33 jwy: maybe it's worth mentioning a few of the changes you have in mind so if someone pulls that down to look they have an idea where you're headed. 17:10:35 making some changes to the workflow, moving some elements around 17:10:37 jwy: I will fiddle around with it. Thanks for the pointer. 17:11:04 shivharis: basically, the steps are going to be reversed so that the focus is more on the tables than the columns 17:11:25 more guidance to the user on what conditions need to be supplied if the user wants certain output 17:12:02 shivharis: of course, let me know if you have suggestions! 17:12:04 jwy: i'll ask when i get stuck 17:12:13 jwy: will do 17:12:44 alexsyip: want to give a status report? 17:13:08 I have continued work on an HA plan. 17:13:40 I have two plans. One for the initial HA feature which is pretty bare bones, and one that is more sophisticated that supports scale out better. 17:13:59 I was working on a test for the barebones version. 17:14:17 Would it be better to write up a BP for the barebones version first ? 17:15:00 It depends how complicated it is. If it's reasonable to describe both in a single spec, that's fine. 17:15:19 But if you think the 2 designs each deserve their own spec, do that. 17:15:36 ok, I’ll write up the basic spec today 17:15:41 Hello 17:15:51 Sounds good. The sooner we get it up there, the sooner we get feedback. 17:15:54 Is this meeting for congress? 17:15:56 masahito: hi! Welcome. 17:16:00 masahito: yep. 17:16:19 masahito: we're giving status reports, letting newcomers listen in for a bit. 17:16:37 thinrichs: I see 17:16:39 masahito: Then we'll ask newcomers to say a few words about why they're here. 17:17:06 alexsyip: anything else to report? 17:17:40 No, that’s all. 17:17:55 sarob: You available to give a status report? 17:18:20 give me 15 17:18:39 sarob: ok. Pipe up when you're ready. 17:19:11 Just this morning I started working on the policy-engine-trigger blueprint, which is part of the blueprint series to enable reactive enforcement. 17:19:17 #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/congress/+spec/policy-engine-trigger 17:19:35 Originally it was assigned to Zhenzan, but he asked me to get things started. 17:20:51 Anyone else have a status update? (Attendance has been spotty of late.) 17:20:59 i can go next 17:21:29 Great! 17:21:44 I start working on the action execution BP 17:22:02 I'm with Kishan's team btw 17:22:03 stevenldt: Excellent! 17:22:40 stevenldt: How's it going? 17:23:04 I understand what need to be done. I just have a couple of questions for some details. And I can ask you offline 17:23:32 stevenldt: sure. Is IRC good, or should we set up a voice-call? 17:23:57 I can go to #congress after this meeting 17:24:03 Good plan. 17:24:27 Anyone else have a status update for us? 17:25:19 Ok. Let's hear from the newcomers then. 17:25:21 when you get to AOB I can intro our work in OPNFV 17:25:31 #topic newcomers 17:25:40 bryan_att: let's do that after we hear from the new people. 17:25:49 Hi 17:25:49 ok 17:26:15 masahito: Hi. Want to tell us what brought you to the meeting today? 17:26:43 ok 17:28:04 I'm interested in Congress, so I want to contribute for the code but I can't find IRC channel of Congress in the list: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/IRC 17:28:20 That's why I am here. 17:29:12 masahito: it's #congress 17:29:20 we'll update that wiki 17:29:22 masahito: Didn't know about that page. I'm trying to add #congress now. 17:30:24 masahito: Do you have any use cases in mind for Congress? Or are you just generally interested? 17:30:30 i can go next when masahito is done 17:31:07 I just generally interested now. 17:31:22 masahito: sounds good. We'll look for you on #congress! 17:31:29 shivharis: I didn't forget. :) 17:31:37 shivharis: what brought you here today? 17:31:48 i am new here. wanted to implement policy framework for brocade devices. 17:32:05 but i will take on anything for now to get my feet wet 17:32:13 shivharis: do you work with Ramki? 17:32:24 but from now, I try to use congress in our Cloud so I think I will get some usecase in the future. 17:32:46 not directly, but will if need be. i know him well 17:33:15 masahito: that'd be great! Real deployments help us a ton! We'd be happy to help you get it set up and running, if you like. 17:33:41 i will listen for some time before i jump in - familiarize with the happenings first 17:33:45 shivharis: he's working on the Delegation stuff we're doing. I just wondered if you were eventually interested in that line of work. 17:33:54 * sarob can discuss incubation when ready 17:33:56 shivharis: sounds good. 17:34:12 i do have a general idea, will talk to ramki and find out more 17:34:19 that all from me. 17:34:21 sarob: got 1 or 2 more things in the queue before you. 17:34:30 no prob 17:34:35 Thank you for having time for me during weekly meeting!! 17:35:13 shivharis and masahito: Thanks! We're more than happy to help you get things set up, find a starter project, etc. 17:35:24 You can always reach us at the openstack-dev mailing list or on #congress. 17:35:39 Looking forward to working with you both! 17:35:39 thinrichs: thanks 17:35:58 I'll contact you in #congress if I have questions. 17:36:10 bryan_att: want to give us an overview of what you're working on? 17:36:41 OK, thanks. 17:36:47 We had an intro meeting with Tim and team at the LF Collaboration Summit recently, where OPNFV held a meetup. I lead a team of experienced standards types, with aspirations to pivot from sole reliance upon traditional standards toward open-source-driven standards e.g. through OPNFV. 17:37:06 We are leading work e.g. in ETSI NFV and projects in OPNFV (Policy, IPv6). Use cases for "Deployment Policy" are at https://wiki.opnfv.org/copper/use_cases. Other types of policy related functions in development at OPNFV include Fault Mgmt and Resource Reservation. 17:37:37 that's the intro - I have some topics for discussion but they might take some time - I would like to intro them at least... 17:38:06 I have been testing against Congress on Devstack and am currently working to integrate Congress in a SaltStack based deployment environment. I have some questions e.g. whether the "Standalone" install (https://github.com/stackforge/congress) is what I should base the SaltStack scripts upon. We will also include Congress in our Foreman-based installer 17:38:06 development (the front-runner installer in the OPNFV currently). 17:38:53 So the 1st question is whether the readme.md includes the actions to install Congress on Openstack (vs Devstack)? 17:39:44 arosen: you still here? 17:39:46 bryan_att: for getting started i'd definitely recommend taking the devstack approach 17:40:07 I'm past that now - need to use real installers rather than Devstack 17:40:40 what error are you hitting? 17:40:53 the all in one install should also work 17:41:02 i mean the install without devstack 17:41:04 arosen: he's asking if the current Standalone instructions are the REAL instructions for OpenStack? 17:41:14 That wasn't a question. 17:41:15 I'm not hitting errors just looking for basic confirmation that the readme.md includes all the actions to install on Openstack 17:41:41 so I can add it into the SaltStack scripts and Foreman etc 17:41:44 arosen: I don't see things like saying the logs should be put into /var/log (so that logs get rotated) 17:41:45 bryan_att: they should be 17:42:03 thinrichs: right we'll that's up to who ever builds the packages per say 17:42:15 you can git clone our repo and install and run the code 17:42:22 OK, I will start with the instructions and submit any issues I encounter 17:42:24 but it doesn't come with init scripts or anythinglike that. 17:42:32 bryan_att: sounds good! 17:42:41 I'm usually always around in #congress or email if you hit anything 17:42:50 second is blueprint ideas from OPNFV 17:43:00 We are forming blueprint ideas at https://etherpad.opnfv.org/p/copper_bps. While currently very high level, intend by mid-April to have concrete input on what we think is needed. 17:43:16 First, we are looking into how Openstack supports an event-driven policy engine. I hope to find out that there is a consistent design across Openstack projects on how components can subscribe to event notifications. 17:43:52 This includes the ability to manage the notification system ... 17:44:06 bryan_att: from what I hear there is a message bus that the projects share for events. But not all projects put all relevant events on the bus. 17:44:37 I understand - second is any enhancements to data source drivers to use the pub/sub bus 17:44:54 Second, the assessment of OPNFV use cases against current supported data sources and attributes may lead us to propose specific data source extensions. 17:45:33 So I have a two-idea investigation underway: a basic reusable eventing system; and new data source driver patches 17:45:50 it may take a couple of releases to get there... 17:45:54 We'd love to have additional datasource drivers. 17:46:28 And convincing all the OS projects to make events available would be great! 17:46:35 OK, that's an overview. We can continue on the congress channel and the list. Openstack - OPNFV interlocks on this would also be useful. 17:47:03 Sounds good! 17:47:19 thanks for the time! 17:47:26 Questions about that before we hear from sarob? 17:48:28 sarob: what's the story on incubation? 17:49:00 thinrichs: so the TC is still working on tagging as the focus 17:49:16 i was out of the last TC meeting 17:49:23 due to board stuff 17:49:36 but it is still the security team 17:49:45 as the test case to work 17:50:02 out the incubation checklist replacement 17:50:27 i will jump into the next TC meet 17:50:44 and verify that we are still in the queue 17:50:54 alongside a few other projects 17:50:58 Here's an interesting thread about incubation. 17:50:58 http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2015-March/058689.html 17:51:49 yup, ttx asked that we hold off make new project proposals 17:52:08 until sec team has run through the workflow 17:52:27 Nevertheless, there are a number of projects that have applied. 17:52:41 russellb is basically saying the same thing 17:52:42 I presume they won't be approved until the TC decides to start approving them. 17:53:03 thinrichs: that is what ttx told me and others 17:53:23 But it may be that they take the applications first-come, first-served. 17:53:42 i havent made a project proposal 17:53:46 So we may want to think about applying now, so that we're high in the queue. 17:53:56 because they asked everyone to hold off until 17:54:00 Doug says he's found looking at the apps useful. 17:54:09 the sec team beta tests the new workflow 17:54:22 hellman? 17:54:49 im good with applying now 17:54:58 Yep. 17:55:11 i was following our leader's request 17:55:40 ill figure out what ttx wants us to do 17:55:47 the updated version ;) 17:55:56 I'd rather wait to apply as well, but I also don't want to be penalized for trying to do the right thing. 17:56:02 sarob: sounds good. Let us know. 17:56:06 understand 17:56:09 will do 17:56:31 Just a couple minutes left. Anything else? 17:56:33 #topic open discussion 17:57:57 Ok. Let's call it then. 17:58:11 Thanks all! I'll be in #congress for say 30 more minutes. 17:58:17 #endmeeting 17:58:22 cheers 17:59:01 I think arosen started the meeting, but he left. So we'll need to wait til the top of the hour to end it. 18:00:56 openstack sdk meeting here and now? 18:01:05 etoews: not for another hour 18:01:16 damn you dst 18:28:39 #endmeeting