20:01:28 #startmeeting Horizon 20:01:29 Meeting started Wed Feb 11 20:01:28 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is david-lyle. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 20:01:30 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 20:01:33 The meeting name has been set to 'horizon' 20:01:40 hello everyone, who's around 20:01:44 hi 20:01:49 hello 20:01:54 Hi again 20:01:54 hi 20:01:56 Hey! 20:02:00 o/ 20:02:04 hello! 20:02:09 hello/ 20:02:26 hey! 20:02:44 mrunge: lol 20:02:50 i was just thinking that exact thing 20:03:12 so general items... 20:03:26 we posted k-2 last Wed 20:03:56 9 bps implemented and none of them were above medium 20:04:21 plenty of good things made it, but it really leaves us over-tasked for k-3 20:04:28 https://launchpad.net/horizon/+milestone/kilo-3 20:04:34 which needs major pruning 20:05:08 we really need to target the highs for k-3 20:05:14 getting them in 20:05:24 the glance v2 maybe not as much 20:05:55 jpichon: is leaving this week and it didn't get as far along as hoped 20:06:31 i'm going to prune the list and shift priorities a bit 20:06:46 but for reviewers, highs are the target 20:07:04 mediums will be very good to have, and lows are opportunistic 20:07:12 david-lyle: we need approval on the plug-in extension to more launchinstance towarrd k-3 20:07:17 so again priorities will likely shift 20:07:39 hold on sqchen we'll get there 20:08:11 any questions about any of that? 20:08:49 I assume everyone has heard by now, but next release is Liberty 20:08:55 so there's that 20:08:59 do we now have some common review guidelines for angular based blueprints? 20:09:26 mrunge: we have coding guidelines for JS 20:09:36 we have? 20:09:42 cool. 20:09:45 that address angular as well. Beyond that not really 20:09:49 tqtran: link? 20:09:55 rbertram: 20:09:56 ? 20:09:57 let me look it up 20:10:00 would help to know that 20:10:03 https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Horizon/Javascript#AngularJS 20:10:06 thanks :) 20:10:14 right 20:10:32 we need something in there about module namespace I think 20:10:33 dang Travis beat me to it 20:10:38 it isn't very fully, i think. 20:10:48 fully? 20:10:50 yeah, there are things missing in there 20:10:52 full 20:10:53 yeah, we just got it started 20:10:56 you mean, guidelines and complete? 20:11:06 yes, there are some things that could be added. 20:11:18 the angularjs guidelines - we just got the ball rolling 20:11:31 like naming modules, docs, tests, etc... 20:11:36 file structure 20:11:49 so, just a few things... 20:11:56 hint: if you want your code being reviewed, complete guides will help there 20:11:57 yeah just a "few" 20:11:59 sorry for being late 20:12:14 mrunge: we need to shape that 20:12:19 I think how plugin extension works is part of it. 20:12:47 some patterns in horizon are getting worked out over the course of this early development. 20:12:48 the extension is about angular 20:13:19 but i think to Dave's next couple of topics, we should undertake improving those guidelines. 20:13:20 it's unrealistic to think we'll have all the answers and a perfect implementation on the first pass, we need something to iterate on 20:13:36 yep, they are brand spanking new, so we haven't add to docs yet 20:13:45 what we want to block is decisions that are going to make that difficult 20:14:08 ok, let's move to the agenda, since we are 20:14:20 agenda can be found at https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings/Horizon 20:14:39 #topic Angular work status 20:14:52 So there has been a lot of good work in this area 20:15:11 and the beginning of the API layer for angular code is starting to merge 20:15:23 a reusable wizard widget has also merged 20:15:38 help panel merged 20:15:38 but we need more reviews and consensus 20:15:46 TravT: thanks, yes 20:16:03 table is in the process of merging as well 20:16:09 Most of the angular patches have demo patches that go along with them 20:16:17 which is extremely helpful 20:16:20 thanks for posting those 20:16:56 but the are a couple of larger things blocking merging more of the clientside code 20:17:03 well 3 things 20:17:12 more of the REST API layer merging 20:17:39 a way to get configuration settings to the client without exposing too many internal details 20:17:53 and an entry point to the policy engine 20:18:11 the first, I think most of is progress if not just waiting for reviews 20:18:24 the second, tqtran has started and needs to fine tune 20:18:43 and the third, I will start to address 20:19:02 the good news is, I think the launch instance work can progress without policy for now 20:19:14 the identity panels are another story 20:19:48 but I feel like the progress is moving too slowly to make k-3 at this point. 20:19:53 not due to work on patches 20:19:59 the identity panels internal code itself is almost ready, we just need the policy check in place 20:20:19 but review lag, concensus building, design decisions 20:20:39 to address that, I'd like to propose a virtual sprint 20:20:53 #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/VirtualSprints 20:21:01 essentially a sprint without the travel 20:21:28 but a way to get people together and heads down for an extended period of time 20:21:49 part would be IRC, but I would advocate a hangout as well going on in concert 20:21:57 +1 I like the idea 20:22:11 +1 20:22:13 +1 20:22:15 I think if we try to do something in person, we will miss k-3 for sure 20:22:17 +1, also it is basically what is going on. this just helps to formalize it 20:22:20 +1 but what is number of people limited in hangout? 20:22:24 +1 20:22:41 rbertram: we'll find out =) 20:22:51 I will post an etherpad as determine interest 20:22:57 15 20:23:02 please sign up if you are actually interested 20:23:14 yeah 11-15 is hangout limit 20:23:25 not sure, if a hangout really helps 20:23:48 we can decide on the duration, but I would advocate 4-5 hours for a couple of days at least 20:23:52 I'm a big fan of hangouts - not just see eachother, but share demos - also code walkthroughs 20:23:59 mrunge: voice helps a lot 20:24:08 whether it's hangouts or not 20:24:14 makes explaining things easier 20:24:15 visual sharing helps too 20:24:24 yes, hangouts are very helpful. 20:24:33 I don't really care what the technology is 20:24:53 but typing in IRC can take forever 20:25:21 depends on the noise in the channel, I'd say 20:25:26 hangouts is helpful 20:25:26 but let's try it out 20:25:38 HP has a tool that scales higher that we can use as well, but would rather not force another plugin 20:25:38 people type slow and their input gets lost 20:25:52 could always do a hangout for each topic 20:25:59 I just want people to participate and communication to be clear 20:26:01 to that end, I want to invite people to a hangout right after this IRC. 20:26:07 we are talking about the rest API 20:26:24 with code discussion 20:26:54 if you are interested PM me. 20:27:07 i'd rather not have the room in the logged channel right now 20:27:12 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/horizon-kilo-virtual-sprint 20:27:14 i need to create a dif one 20:27:51 I want this to happen soon. Thinking next week 20:27:56 or late this week 20:28:02 or we can start an unofficial one this week 20:28:26 but people with managers may need a little time to coordinate dedicated time 20:28:31 so, you're basically taking this to a non-public room, is that right? 20:28:35 no 20:28:38 it is public 20:28:44 you said, you want no log 20:28:50 as example 20:28:53 if people are interested, they can join, we can post link in etherpad? 20:28:54 just i need to create the new room url 20:28:55 there is a sprint IRC room 20:29:02 for the hangout 20:29:10 Me and Sam have time, for those also EU based 20:29:25 mrunge: the reality is in face sprints aren't logged either 20:29:40 this is really just about getting unstuck 20:29:50 summits aren't either 20:30:14 but we will have the etherpad for content, IRC for logs, and patches with the code as a result 20:30:29 well, you're just creating small circles, excluding folks, who can not attend at that time,for whatever reason 20:30:51 mrunge: no I'm not 20:31:01 I'm asking interested parties to join 20:31:01 it's the proposal to do so 20:31:08 no it's not 20:31:10 listen 20:31:15 it's open 20:31:21 it's a way to coordinate time 20:31:28 it's not exclusive 20:31:47 time has not been decided nor dates 20:31:47 it's separate from official 20:31:55 so are mid-cycles 20:31:55 and limited to 10-15 participants 20:32:06 mrunge: not necessarily 20:32:13 mrunge: we can have multiple hangouts according to topic 20:32:23 hangouts is one tool, there are hundreds of possible tools 20:32:41 i doubt we'll need more than 15 people in one hangout, anymore than that and it'll start to get distractive anyhow 20:32:49 let's move forward 20:33:05 but there are two advantages to in-person sprints, 1 coordinated time together (focused), 2 you aren't typing everything 20:33:19 and 3 social actities 20:33:24 *activities 20:33:28 we won't have 3 20:34:01 we also won't require travel, time away from families, or the expense 20:34:58 also we can demo. 20:35:21 I don't think we can afford another cycle of almost angular 20:35:38 people will lose interest, me included 20:35:44 yupp 20:35:45 :D 20:36:03 “almost angular”? 20:36:19 (sorry i’m new here) ;) 20:36:32 ok then its decided, lets move forward 20:36:33 btully: you are new, but we've been building to allow angular for 3 releases now 20:37:06 gotcha, thanks 20:37:18 it's amazing how hard it is to get tools approved and in, and an agree path forward with distros, devs, deployers, etc 20:37:31 david-lyle: how about sending out the etherpad link in the ML in spirit of open-ness? 20:37:51 lhcheng_: I will. I will also post it on the virtual sprints wiki page 20:38:04 I created it about 10 minutes ago, so haven't had a chance 20:38:11 but good suggestion 20:38:11 ok, I have the hangout url created. anybody is welcome after this meeting. topic is rest api with walkthrough. if you can't get in. PM me and we'll have to switch to the HP room that allows more people. 20:38:22 david-lyle: great! 20:38:29 https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/gv53nv5va2nh4xhekedzhbarhea 20:38:39 TravT, thanks. can we have it recorded? 20:38:50 TravT: ask Piet about that one 20:38:54 mrunge: yeah, i'll try 20:39:11 thanks! (It's almost 10 in the evening here...) 20:39:12 we need times and dates 20:39:37 just a hanging open room is not much of an advantage over IRC 20:39:46 ... 20:40:02 ok 20:40:08 i like the weekly irc scheduled 20:40:17 but often the hangouts are more ad-hoc 20:40:24 #action mail/post sprinty stuff 20:40:35 #undo 20:40:36 Removing item from minutes: 20:40:56 #action david-lyle mail/post sprinty stuff 20:41:28 #topic Summit planning 20:41:48 so the summit format is changing a bit 20:42:06 see #link http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2015-January/054122.html 20:42:38 there is not the choice of traditional summit sessions and smaller sprint sessions 20:42:51 And the friday sprint will still be held 20:42:58 half or full day 20:43:16 any option to have a sprint earlier? 20:43:18 additionally, the pods are going away 20:43:36 mrunge: yes 20:43:54 I mean, on last summits, the most valuable and productive day was Friday 20:44:00 the choice of the first two is where normal sessions were tradionally held 20:44:08 *traditionally 20:44:25 so structure will be: 20:44:33 1st day: cross-project topics 20:45:00 2nd and 3rd day: mix of traditional design sessions and sprint sessions 20:45:01 mrunge: I agree, Friday was the most productive. 20:45:17 4th day: half or full day sprint 20:45:30 so we have two things to decide 20:45:51 how many sessions do we want, and should they be sprint or traditional 20:46:07 and on Friday do we want a full day, or just a half 20:46:16 how much together is too much? 20:47:17 I think we should probably have 1 or 2 traditional sessions, but I'm open beyond that 20:47:23 +1 to the idea as a whole 20:47:41 We have to decide a bit earlier than usual because it will effect room layouts 20:47:49 how soon? 20:47:57 like: today? 20:48:32 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/horizon-liberty-summit 20:48:53 not today, not sure the exact timeline, but I've been asked to provide estimates 20:49:08 I would like to see an upcoming cycle session as a sprint (or so) as early as possible 20:49:36 just to use the rest of the summit to get that started or pushed earlier 20:49:58 mrunge: I agree 20:50:23 mrunge: david-lyle: this dovetails into a topic i added to the agenda 20:50:41 david-lyle: may I? 20:50:46 just a sec 20:50:51 ideally, we could separate into smaller groups for the rest of day 2 and the next few days to actually drive it 20:51:20 so I think this will be an email thing, or etherpad driven exercise 20:51:33 #action david-lyle post more email about summit ideas 20:51:53 #topic Pre-Summit Meetup (TravT) 20:51:55 ok TravT 20:52:02 We (HP) would like to host a couple day pre-summit contributor meetup between the end of K-3 and the summit. 20:52:11 There are actually about two months between the last day of K-3 and the design summit that we could use to get momentum rolling for the "L"iberty release. 20:52:38 This would help us to really prep for the summit and feed into the summit sessions. It may also help to decide which topics need to be fishbowl topics at the summit. 20:53:06 TravT, so, something right after Kilo release? 20:53:06 The goal would be for the meetup to have some contributor focused sessions on some big topics 20:53:17 yeah, so k3 is like March 19th 20:53:24 summit is May 2? 20:53:44 I’ve started an ether pad / doodle to start getting input on participation interest: https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/horizon-liberty-presummit-meetup 20:53:45 May 18-22 20:54:17 Demos, white boarding, code sharing, and sub group breakouts would be encouraged. 20:54:23 TravT: where are you thinking? 20:54:47 Primary locations my management is interested in are Fort Collins, CO or Seattle, WA 20:55:13 this kind of meetup would have been useful this month :/ 20:55:36 I'm unsure it'll be that useful immediately after k3 20:55:54 haha that is very true 20:55:59 r1chardj0n3s: it would, but you never really know what stage you'll be at when determining to schedule 20:56:09 if people want to do it sooner... 20:56:13 I fully expected us to be a lot further 20:56:21 it'd end up discussing stuff we would need to discuss at the L summit anyway 20:56:41 r1chardj0n3s, yes, right 20:56:45 well, if we look at many releases 20:57:07 BTW, I cannot attend on the dates in question - PyCon is right in the middle 20:57:10 if the branch is cut at k3, why can't we start working seriously towards the next release pre-summit 20:57:43 TravT: we can and the summit always feels too late 20:58:06 you're theoretically doing your planning halfway through the first milestone 20:58:16 oops 20:58:47 maybe we'll start getting things merged sooner in the cycle. 20:59:04 TravT, that is usually the case 20:59:12 this cycle was.... different 20:59:29 the reality of the situation is that the same people are finishing K that are looking to L 20:59:30 in the past, we had larger portions merged for milestone-1 20:59:46 which makes parallel paths difficult 20:59:47 i just put up some proposed dates 20:59:54 others can be added to etherpad 21:00:02 and we can continue this discussion 21:00:06 Thanks TravT 21:00:27 looks like we've reached our time 21:00:28 TravT, you're proposing to meet for a full week? 21:00:35 that is up for debate as well 21:00:35 4 weeks 21:00:44 i was thinking 6 weeks in tahiti. 21:00:52 +1 21:01:00 but a few days at least 21:01:05 and HP is willing to sponsor that? 21:01:10 ;-) 21:01:11 Thanks HP! 21:01:16 lol 21:01:17 yes, thanks 21:01:32 have to get up to a billion you know 21:01:40 count me in, Barbados would be cool, too 21:01:51 ... (or whatever) 21:02:06 Thanks everyone, look at the sprint links and provide input. 21:02:09 #endmeeting