16:00:03 #startmeeting keystone 16:00:04 Meeting started Tue Jul 10 16:00:03 2018 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is lbragstad. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 16:00:05 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 16:00:06 ping ayoung, breton, cmurphy, dstanek, gagehugo, hrybacki, knikolla, lamt, lbragstad, lwanderley, kmalloc, rodrigods, samueldmq, spilla, aselius, dpar, jdennis, ruan_he, wxy, sonuk 16:00:07 The meeting name has been set to 'keystone' 16:00:13 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/keystone-weekly-meeting 16:00:14 o/ 16:00:15 o/ 16:00:15 agenda ^ 16:00:16 o/ 16:00:17 o/ 16:00:31 * kmalloc goes back to sleep. 16:00:56 * hrybacki hugs kmalloc 16:01:00 * knikolla makes coffee for kmalloc 16:01:10 knikolla: i'm on my second cup already 16:01:11 :P 16:01:30 o/ 16:01:33 likewise 16:01:50 our cloud is down, it was a long night 16:01:58 such a supportive group 16:02:06 * hrybacki hugs knikolla too 16:02:07 we'll give it one more minute 16:03:15 o/ 16:03:56 #topic announcements: release status 16:04:04 #info this week is feature freeze 16:04:17 as noted in the release schedule 16:04:20 #link https://releases.openstack.org/rocky/schedule.html 16:04:38 there are a couple efforts that seems like they still need some help 16:05:27 it sounds like mfa receipts is going to get pushed until Stein? 16:05:44 adriant was talking about that a little bit last night 16:05:55 s/last night/yesterday/ 16:06:02 correct 16:06:15 Museum of fine arts? 16:06:22 mostly to ensure we're on the same page as the token model refactor 16:06:23 * ayoung ducks 16:06:40 ayoung: that is master of fine arts... tyvm. 16:06:56 ;) 16:07:07 * ayoung only got BofS and a commission 16:07:39 the capability list work is still waiting another revision i think https://review.openstack.org/#/q/topic:bp/whitelist-extension-for-app-creds+(status:open+OR+status:merged) 16:07:42 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/q/topic:bp/whitelist-extension-for-app-creds+(status:open+OR+status:merged) 16:07:42 seems like MFA, unscoped tokens, and Federation tokens are all doing sorta the same thing 16:07:56 ayoung: and a lot will be easier to work with under the token model refactor 16:08:08 so, mfa pushing makes a lot of sense. 16:08:34 * lbragstad feels bad that the token provider refactor contributed to that 16:08:44 lbragstad, token provider is a beast 16:08:50 as much as landing the receipts soon would be good. landing it first thing stien or even put in all the scaffolding just no emitting of data in rocky is fine too 16:09:08 it needed to be taken out behind the woodshed and given the Ole Yeller treatment before anyone else got infected 16:09:14 we might want to work with adriant to split apart the api affecting changes and land the non-api specific ones once the token model lands. 16:09:15 but i'd hate for the mfa implementation to carry a bunch of the debt we've been trying to clean up for a long time 16:09:22 so stien is just wiring up receipt emitting 16:09:31 and have that land in S1 16:09:40 that sounds good 16:09:43 (not to be confused with S0i3 sleep mode) 16:10:04 does anyone else have anything they want to raise regarding the release or timeline? 16:10:17 we still need to work on the community goal for this release 16:10:23 lbragstad, do you have a doc describing what your endstate is for the refactor? 16:10:23 * hrybacki has been out for the past week 16:10:33 hrybacki: i tried to be out for the last week. 16:10:34 kmalloc: am I good to jump back into policy audit? 16:10:35 i failed 16:10:50 ayoung: a doc, no... an interface, yes 16:10:53 kmalloc: gotta leave the cellphone tower range ;) 16:11:07 hrybacki: hah. i wish i could have. 16:11:21 hrybacki: yes jump back in, but flask stuff hasn't all landed and conversion has not started fyi 16:11:43 lbragstad, I have a feeling that you are being driven by the same deamons that got me a few years back on that. Lets chat after this to see if we can get a vision doc together so others can understand 16:11:49 kmalloc: seems like I should still wait in that case 16:11:50 ayoung: the interface is fairly well defined atm. 16:12:14 is that the end state? A a better interface? 16:12:49 ayoung: consistent unified interface that no longer assumes the token providers implement it 16:12:49 a better interface and cleaning up the token provider API to have sane boundaries 16:13:07 token provider populates the data and "mints [generates an ID]" 16:13:09 thus, making it a lot easier for people to implement new token providers 16:13:15 token provider and token model are related but separate, and the token issue process is a third thing 16:13:17 erm, mints only* 16:13:20 we should lay that out 16:13:34 the token model populates the data behind the scenes 16:13:37 i can walk through it after the meeting if you want 16:13:44 yeah, that would be grroovy 16:13:44 lbragstad: good plan. 16:14:00 have to make it tomorrow, tho 16:14:08 afternoon booked solid 16:14:09 #action lbragstad and ayoung to work through the token provider refactor 16:14:14 ++ 16:14:16 wfm 16:14:24 anything else for the release schedule? 16:14:50 I'm not so sure we'll land the policy changes on my side before freeze 16:15:12 hrybacki: i can help with the audit today, i have a couple cycles 16:15:25 what about that request to roll back the default roles? 16:15:27 lbragstad: ack that works 16:15:31 did we ever addres that? 16:15:41 we helped the projects that needs to adapt to it 16:15:48 needed* 16:16:00 so the revert shouldn't be needed (the last i heard about it) 16:16:04 I'd need to re-read the revert patch comments. Did someone file a bug? 16:16:24 cool 16:16:57 #link https://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack/keystone/commit/?id=50fd6933e8ab5ccf4ef232837fbe582d90c5c913 fixed the gate for sahara 16:16:58 hrybacki, make sure you add me to the policy changes revies 16:17:04 ack 16:17:22 ok - moving on 16:17:38 #topic announcement: team updates 16:17:54 every release we go through and assess core involvement and discuss new cores 16:18:24 after a long discussion, we'd like to officially welcome wxy|_ to the core team :) 16:18:33 Yay! 16:18:33 yay! 16:18:37 woo! 16:18:38 great work wxy|_ 16:18:43 and welcome. 16:18:49 thanks, all 16:18:50 \o/ thanks wxy|_ 16:18:55 \o/ 16:19:02 \o/ great work wxy|_ 16:19:04 :) 16:19:13 wxy|_: has been doing a fantastic job helping out in a time zone we have *very* little coverage in, and that's been a huge help 16:19:54 i'll get the ACL squared away after the meeting today and send a note to the mailing list 16:20:16 nice work wxy|_! 16:20:38 I still need to learn more from you guys. Really thanks for all your help. 16:20:51 wxy|_, we are all learning from you, too 16:21:05 ++ 16:21:20 agreed 16:21:36 “I have learned much from my teachers. I have learned more from my colleagues than my teachers. But I have learned more from my students than from all of them.” 16:22:17 if there isn't anything else for team updates, we can move on 16:22:40 #topic keystone to keystone tests 16:22:43 knikolla: 16:22:45 o/ 16:22:49 ayoung: a new English quote I get 16:22:52 o/ 16:23:06 i have been promising k2k tests for the last 2 years 16:23:09 Heh 16:23:12 better late than never 16:23:26 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/q/topic:federation-testing+OR+topic:bug/1780377 16:23:40 sweet :) 16:23:40 there's a patch to the plugin that sets up k2k 16:23:45 woot 16:23:48 yay \o/ 16:23:51 there's a patch to the tempest plugin 16:24:11 and there's a fix to keystone-manage not generating correct metadata under python3, discovered courtesy of the tests 16:24:29 well then, that is good to have testing for! 16:24:35 i love it when that happens 16:24:39 score1 for tests! 16:24:46 * kmalloc makes hashmark in the air. 16:25:13 knikolla: so this all looks good to go then, huh? 16:25:21 just need some eyes on the reviews? 16:25:29 yeah, reviews 16:25:36 Question....can we create a "keystone-reviewers" group that people can sign up for if they want to be included on reviews, and then people can add keystone-reviewers to a review instead of selecting people? 16:25:44 I tend to add keystone-core 16:25:51 but that misses non-core that want to contribute 16:26:06 and knikolla could use some more people on his reviews, I see 16:26:26 ayoung: really, trello and/or gerrit project-page is what should be used for that, i don't think an additional gerrit group is going to help. 16:26:36 maybe treat keystone-reviewers as an intern project 16:26:41 knikolla: i'll review these today 16:27:07 cool, not to distract from reviewing the huge features we want to push in before freeze 16:27:21 i just really wanted to burn through my backlog while in a good mood 16:27:25 i usually only add people to reviews upon request... just because i know there are some people that use the email notification system to do reviews and adding people directly generates a lot of noise 16:28:35 knikolla: anything else on the k2k testing stuff? 16:28:49 we should send a note to the mailing list for this, too... 16:29:04 i know some of the deployment projects will probably be interested in digging into it 16:29:38 when u have time review. the tempest-plugin i haven't spent too much time making look nice 16:30:05 but was focused on minimal code and making it work. and everything does work together. 16:30:15 awesome 16:30:15 that's all i have. 16:30:24 thanks knikolla this is awesome 16:30:29 ++ 16:30:40 #topic open discussion 16:30:44 o/ 16:31:07 so, since we have a few cores here. flask work is proposed up to the point of being ready to move APIs over. 16:31:24 i am hesitant to move apis because this stack is ~13 deep 16:31:36 and i am already treading carefully to avoid rebase hell 16:31:59 for the most part it is +2 all the way through *except* the keystone_flask +keystone_flask testing patch 16:32:06 ++ mutable config also depends on flask for the before_request hook 16:32:16 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/578190/ 16:32:39 getting the flask stuff in is going to help hrybacki with the policy stuff, too 16:32:46 once some of these patches land i can start moving APIs over to flask. 16:33:05 it's been a lot of work, but we are well on our way. 16:33:22 I started going through it a bit but it's pretty dense :/ 16:33:31 yeah, i tried to break it up as much as I could. 16:33:41 unfortunately some of the things really are 500 LOC + 500 lines of tests 16:34:00 I also don't know flask so understanding it is going to involve some research 16:34:24 for the most part, the goal is to provide a clear move from webob to flask with minimal test/no test changes 16:34:38 which is what a lot of this scaffolding is intended to do. 16:34:53 so...if we push that patch trhough, the rest will land? 16:34:55 i will review, though i'm not sure how much time i can spare today 16:34:56 it's dense because it's covering a lot of ground. i'm around to answer questions. 16:35:09 ayoung: well, some other +2s on earlier patches are needed 16:35:25 ayoung: that patch is the last massive one that builds the structure for moving apis over 16:35:43 anything surprising in it? 16:35:43 ayoung: but the other patches mostly already have a +2/previously had +2s and lost them in rebases. 16:36:01 ayoung: shouldn't be, but i mean, you need to look at the code to see if you're surprised 16:36:15 i try to not make it "SURPRISE" when writing code. 16:36:19 keystone should be boring. 16:36:22 I'm going to propose that we be aggresive in pushing these through, and then aggresive in opening bugs 16:36:53 this is a hill we need to get over, and its easier to get up hills with momentum 16:36:55 if i need to make large changes to the test suite to move an API to flask, i screwed up and you'll see a fix to the flask side. 16:37:16 the ultimate goal is fix keystone then fix/retrofit tests to be better. 16:37:32 since we can lean on the cool: "with self.test_client() as c:" mechanism 16:37:34 this is stand alone, right?> https://review.openstack.org/#/c/574736/ 16:37:42 are there features we're trying to land this week that this will conflict with? 16:37:50 and a prereq for a lot of others, if I read gerrit correcly 16:38:01 cmurphy: i have been surgical, this should conflict with almost nothing 16:38:08 the token provider refactor can wait until after feature freeze imo 16:38:13 and i wont move any APIs that are touched by in-flight things. 16:38:29 or moving apis can wait till post ff if they are in conflict 16:39:04 we have a large surface area, i am sure i can work without breaking the ff-sensitive stuff :) 16:39:24 lbragstad: and i think we only have 1 minor conflict between token refactor and flask as it sits. 16:39:43 and it should be the controller/policy bit in middleware i htink 16:39:45 think* 16:39:53 ayoung: and yes that is the bottom of the stack 16:40:08 lbragstad: yeah, it's the enforcer bit that leans on keystonetokenmodel 16:40:19 right - ok 16:40:27 i think it's one added line/2 added lines to fix. 16:40:39 very minor. 16:41:45 ayoung: that patch you referenced is the first actual move to flask, it moves our discovery stuff over. and that is very special because it can't be flask-restful-ized (due to the way it works) 16:41:45 anything else we want to go through for open discussion? 16:41:51 anyway ... 16:41:51 Yeah 16:41:57 so...edge 16:41:58 * kmalloc steps out and hands over the mic. 16:42:12 I want to put in a talk about Keystone and Edge, and wonder if anyone wants to join 16:42:17 Tentative title: 16:42:22 Pushing Keystone over the Edge 16:42:31 lol 16:42:39 hrybacki, and I are already on a policy talk together 16:42:40 i don't understand enough about edge to be useful in a talk like that :) 16:42:52 this, I think, would be better if it is a multi-company speaker list 16:42:52 i'd be interested if i know more about what u're trying to do 16:42:55 just push lbragstad :P 16:43:15 anyone interested, I'll talk with you off line. 16:43:28 but, the core thing is something jamielennox proposed a while back 16:43:39 which is putting a mini service catalog in unscoped tokens 16:43:44 and federtation tokens, too 16:43:47 ayoung: love it 16:44:01 ayoung: i'd offer to talk... but... uh 16:44:14 ayoung: multi-company thing doesn't fly w/ just me and you 16:44:14 the general idea is that there is some centralized stuff, and you get that with an unscoped token, and then you go to the region 16:44:22 and we can use K2K to sync between regions 16:44:34 k2k, and auto-refresh app-cred 16:44:41 still a little hazy, want to hash it out before the summit, but would ratjher work with other cores on it 16:44:50 knikolla, this might be right up your alley 16:44:55 ++ i'm interested 16:45:06 yeah it plays right into OCX stuff 16:45:12 cool. Deadline is approaching, lets talk tonight or tomorrow 16:45:14 just without mix=match 16:45:23 CFP closes next Tuesday IIRC 16:45:29 we'll run the general apporach past the rest of the core team prior to summit so it is unsurprising 16:45:45 sounds good 16:45:47 ayoung: you are welcome to add me as well. 16:45:51 i'm happy to join 16:46:04 if you want. but i think you and knikolla would make a solid presenting team 16:46:05 excellent 16:46:16 * kmalloc will consult on the talk in either case. 16:46:35 thats all I got 16:46:43 cool - anything else? 16:46:59 otherwise we can get some time back before office hours 16:47:05 not keystone related, but i found a puppy tooth on the floor yesterday. yay puppy teething! 16:47:19 * kmalloc hands ice to said pupper to chew on. 16:47:35 ^.^ 16:48:16 thanks for coming everyone 16:48:21 #endmeeting