22:01:41 #startmeeting containers 22:01:43 Meeting started Tue Jun 30 22:01:41 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is sdake. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 22:01:44 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 22:01:46 The meeting name has been set to 'containers' 22:01:50 #topic rollcall 22:01:56 o/ 22:01:59 o/ 22:01:59 o/ 22:02:04 o/ 22:02:05 o/ 22:02:06 \o/ containers pay the bills! 22:02:08 Ton Ngo 22:02:09 o/ 22:02:18 yuanying otsuka 22:03:06 lets wait couple more minutes for stragglers ;) 22:03:13 o/ 22:03:39 #topic announcements 22:03:53 our deadline for release was June 25th, 2015 22:04:08 I noticed that nothing has been tagged, probably because adrian is on pto iirc 22:04:17 i can't tag the release, i don't have appropriate permissions 22:04:40 but I did move all the l1 blueprints that were unfinished and moved all the l1 bugs that were unfixed to l2 22:05:32 hello 22:05:37 and released l1 here: #link https://launchpad.net/magnum/liberty/liberty-1 22:05:42 #link https://launchpad.net/magnum/liberty/liberty-1 22:06:06 the result is a whole lot of things slipped into l2 22:06:26 we are on time based releases here, I think adrian wants to go to feature based, we can discuss when he gets back off the road 22:06:47 so nice job onthe work folks :) 22:06:49 +1 22:06:49 any questions? 22:08:09 #topic liberty 2 milestone review 22:08:20 Liberty 2 = July 31, 2015 22:08:25 4 weeks 22:09:08 #link https://launchpad.net/magnum/+milestone/liberty-2 22:10:05 the goal of this page is green, not blue ;) 22:10:38 grey here is definately a bad color 22:11:16 anyone that has a blueprint for liberty2 that doesn't think that blueprint will make liberty2, please use the next 5 minutes to say 22:11:37 we will stop this exercise at :15 ;) 22:12:48 still thing https://blueprints.launchpad.net/magnum/+spec/objects-from-bay is gonna make it? 22:13:13 s/thing/think 22:13:30 yes 22:14:11 1 more minute to push out blueprints ;) 22:14:20 keep in mind, I moved *14* blueprints from liberty 1 to liberty 2 22:15:06 I have my doubts about a few, but we shall see :) 22:15:20 #topic new blueprint review 22:15:41 #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/magnum/+spec/magnum-as-a-ca 22:16:05 Have anyone read the spec? 22:16:13 what is anchor 22:16:23 I and yuanying-alt are working on it 22:16:36 woring on which blueprint or anchor? 22:16:48 And for the certs generation we decided to have Magnum as a CA using anchor would be more secure 22:16:50 I've been fairly involved with the anchor team 22:17:11 is anchor a stackforge project? 22:17:13 On seccure Kubernetes bleuprint 22:17:20 It has lots of things to do 22:17:34 https://github.com/stackforge/anchor 22:17:38 Yes stackforge project 22:17:38 this one 22:17:59 i am pretty certain we don't want a dependency on a stackforge project in a openstack namespaced project 22:18:25 perhaps this is a blueprint for further down the road - like m1 when anchor is in the openstack namespace? 22:18:44 Ok I see 22:19:03 It means we are left with the second implementation 22:19:11 which is what 22:19:17 Where user will generate the certs 22:19:28 can't bay creation generate the certs? 22:19:39 They have to be signed by something 22:19:43 Yes that is also a option 22:19:48 self-signed 22:20:36 madhuri can you start a thread on the ml and see if we are willing to accept a stackforge project as a depeendency in magnum 22:20:37 I think for this release we can go with this implementation 22:20:40 my guess is no, but i am not the entire team 22:20:51 use [magnum][anchor] tags 22:20:53 Ok Sure 22:21:13 so the anchor cats know that not being in the openstack namespace is blocking adoption 22:21:17 You can make it an action item 22:21:35 Ok, I will 22:21:39 #action madhuri to kick off thread about cert provided by stacforge project anchor 22:22:07 then are we agreed on the alternative which is self signed bay creation creates teh certs? 22:22:22 i guess it depends on outcome of email thread 22:22:29 I think after we decide on the email 22:22:36 And then later we can decide 22:22:36 madhuri can you get a blueprint up with that model as well 22:22:45 so we are quick to act when we mae a deicision on the ml 22:22:45 Yes 22:23:06 #action madhuri to create blueprint on self-signed ca certs via magnum bay-creation 22:23:19 1 minute household problem brb 22:23:20 Ok 22:24:19 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/194905/ 22:24:28 Don't have enough time now to think. Will discuss all pros and cons and then register a bp for it 22:25:06 I added this just to draw attention 22:25:07 one q, why is there a spec up for this 22:25:28 I don't wanted to work on something folks wouldn't like 22:25:36 did we have a change in process somewhere ? 22:25:43 There were so many options to implement this 22:25:51 I think it deserves a spec 22:25:53 So I thought writing on it is better 22:26:04 I agree tcammann_ 22:26:06 specs are very problematic for young projects, i'd reserve them as an option of last resort 22:26:10 There are a lot of design decisions need to be made on this work 22:26:17 Just to have clear picture 22:26:29 i'd highly recommend in the future folks just write the code 22:26:36 and forget about writing specs ;) 22:26:52 Its very hard to grow this piece organically without it going wrong IMHO 22:27:09 well maybe its a last resort option 22:27:09 But as far as I have realised it is not useful 22:27:16 I haven't got much response 22:27:33 madhuri to have a specs process, we need to prioritize specs reviews above all other work we do 22:27:46 Agree 22:27:47 and every core reviewer has to review EVERY PART OF EVERY SPEC 22:27:53 this is very heavy handed 22:28:18 Better to discuss in meetingd 22:28:18 this is why I am not in favor of a specs process, because it requires alot of work on the part of the ptl to drive the spec to delivery 22:28:30 But time is very less to discuss sch big features 22:28:52 An overhead 22:29:00 ok, well everyone sees madhuri has a spec up, I think its important we feel the pain of what a real spec review is 22:29:05 Maybe an ehterpad is more appropriate 22:29:36 #action all core reviewers to review https://review.openstack.org/#/c/194905/ 22:29:46 Thanks sdake 22:30:01 ok enough lecturing - sorry for that, specs are dangerious, please don't use them unless asked by the ptl 22:30:01 May be tcammann_ 22:30:12 #topic ui development 22:30:25 bradjones around? 22:30:30 But we will have to held meetings other thanIRC meetings to do so. RIght tcammann_ ? 22:30:47 just write the code madhuri 22:30:58 Sure 22:31:00 it will be rewritetn several times over the next 1-2 years 22:31:11 all the ode I originally wrote in magnum - gone almost 100% 22:31:28 but if we get bogged down in specs review, no work gets done 22:31:41 nova has specs because it is a *mature* project 22:31:45 we are a *young* project 22:31:49 Agree 22:31:51 +1 22:32:06 the nova core team is threatening to rage quit unless they nuke the specs process entirely 22:32:13 so I expct over time the specs process will be less used ;) 22:32:16 but time will tell 22:32:21 #topic open discussion 22:32:43 Was there any progress on the midcycle tango|2? 22:33:21 I have everything lined up, just need a date 22:33:29 I think a doodle poll was going to be released to vote on midcycle times 22:33:47 We can host 30 people for 2 days, lunch + plenty of soda provided 22:34:06 I am pretty sure no doodle poll hit the mailing list 22:34:11 has a date been locked in? 22:34:24 tango how much lead time do you need 22:34:47 Just one day for the food, beverage :) 22:35:03 Our group owns the meeting venue, so it's flexible 22:35:11 where is location 22:35:21 I think Adrian was going to handle the doodle poll. We should see it when he returns. 22:35:29 South San Jose, address is 555 Bailey Ave, San Jose 22:35:36 he is gone for a couple weeks iir danyeon 22:35:50 tango|2 mail me all logistic information stdake@cisco.com, I'll get a doodle poll up today 22:36:03 ok, will do 22:36:12 thx sdake 22:36:13 thanks sdake 22:36:14 i need the logistics info for the poll 22:36:26 i'll leave the poll open for 1 week 22:37:50 Just an FYI... the network subteam had a productive first meeting last Thurs. Most of the work is within this EP #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/magnum-native-docker-network 22:37:52 any other open discussion? 22:37:58 thanks for bringing up the midcycle daneyon ;) 22:38:13 We took several votes on key areas of networking 22:38:15 daneyon pro tip put #link on fresh line :) 22:38:31 sdake thx 22:38:57 First, we agreed to generalize the language of the upcoming networking spec. 22:39:53 To focus on an extensible networking model instead of just implementing similar network fuc in Swarm bay types as k8s bay types 22:40:24 We agreed to have the spec released on 7/25, so we have a week to get it into the L2 release 22:40:51 We spent a lot of time addressing the use cases within the EP 22:41:41 Our next meeting is reflected on the Container Meetings wiki for those interested in joining next time 22:42:01 In case you would like to check out the meeting logs: 22:42:03 #link http://eavesdrop.openstack.org/meetings/container_networking/2015/container_networking.2015-06-25-18.00.html 22:42:20 That's about it. 22:42:43 Is there a plan to "deal" with the pythonk8sclient, i.e. modernise it and pull it out of Magnum? 22:43:03 Yes 22:43:14 what is the plan? 22:43:25 sdake: has to say about it 22:43:36 I wasn't aware there was one yet 22:43:40 the plan is we are waiting on 1.0 of kubernetes 22:43:46 to figure out what t o do at that point :) 22:43:52 ok :) 22:43:55 I think we have enough stuff on our plate not to have to worry about gold plating 22:44:28 speaking of that, how is the heat kube thing going tcammann_ 22:44:55 whats that? 22:45:02 the work you have been doing 22:45:06 is it wrapped up? 22:45:27 backporting from larsks repo, yes the patches are all up for review 22:45:46 did you see my mail on the ML about the heat-coe-templates repo? 22:46:06 no I have been in kolla release mode for last 2 weeks 22:46:06 can you summarize for me plz 22:46:52 #link http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2015-June/068237.html 22:47:01 I don't think we should pull out the templates as a dependency into another repo 22:47:27 I'm not sure we gain anything as a project or a community with another repo to maintain 22:47:39 thanks hongbin 22:48:08 you need to have a conversation with larsks about that idea ;) 22:48:12 enjoy :) 22:48:14 any other topics 22:48:36 sdake: I think the discussion should be within Magnum team 22:48:51 The decision is whether to pull templates out of magnum tree 22:49:09 you mean permanently fork larks repo 22:49:25 feels dirty like zebra to me 22:49:43 i guess i'll go catch up on the ml now that we released kolla last night at 10pm 22:49:45 is their also an issue with having a dep on a stackforge project? 22:49:54 daneyon not really 22:50:05 daneyon that is our repo we can bring into our namespace whenever we want 22:50:13 but we just haven't done that yet because we are - overworked ;) 22:50:32 ahh... I thought it was a separate maintainer. thx 22:50:53 any other topics 22:51:44 thansk for coming folks :) 22:51:47 #endmeeting