15:01:07 #startmeeting monasca 15:01:12 Meeting started Wed Mar 28 15:01:07 2018 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is witek. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 15:01:13 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 15:01:16 The meeting name has been set to 'monasca' 15:01:19 howdy 15:01:23 hi 15:01:26 hello 15:01:55 I see there was some confusion about DST 15:02:07 date -u helps 15:02:23 linux freak :) 15:02:44 hi 15:03:08 #topic documentation 15:03:35 who has brought this up? 15:03:39 this is me 15:03:59 what do you mean with githbub.com? 15:04:13 I was about to write documentation for the agent 15:04:43 I was unable to find user manuals for monasca on doc.o.o 15:05:32 if this is my fault please point me in the right direction 15:05:42 for monasca-agent we have quite extensive documentation in https://github.com/openstack/monasca-agent/tree/master/docs 15:05:49 most of the documetation are .md file that renders on github 15:05:57 and in README 15:06:13 yes but why on github and not on docs.o.o? 15:06:24 this was my main question 15:07:08 if we want to publish it to d.o.o. we should refactor the documents to rst format 15:07:52 is this worth? 15:08:22 I would prefer to add basic installation documentation in d.o.o and refer to .md documents which we have in monasca-agent repo 15:08:59 d.o.o would be acting as the central place with references to all documentation we have 15:09:25 and the current state is here: https://docs.openstack.org/monasca-api/latest/ 15:09:40 OK, so I'm going to do in 2 phases: update the .md for the agent, write new documentation, is this approach OK? 15:09:48 I should actually rename it to https://docs.openstack.org/monasca/ 15:10:16 yes, that's exactly what I had in mind 15:10:29 OK, so this is agreed 15:10:38 thank Stefano 15:11:04 btw. left you a comment in review 15:11:04 IMVHO, we can go to next point 15:11:42 #topic Vancouver Forum 15:12:10 last week I have mentioned about the brainstorming for the Forum 15:12:34 now the submission tool is available to propose the session topics 15:12:41 http://forumtopics.openstack.org/ 15:13:11 deadline for submissions is Apr 15 15:13:40 any questions to this? 15:13:49 Hmm, that sounds pretty formal 15:14:04 But then again...it's a big event 15:14:30 Fine, I applied for travelling and I'm still available to take part to the forum 15:15:47 yes, it's big, they have to select the topics if they have too many proposals 15:16:55 #topic max line length 15:17:28 currently there is not any limitation for the length of lines in most of the projects 15:17:44 should we add it in pep8 check? 15:17:45 80 or 100 are OK, 120 is for Javaguyswithlonglongvariablenames 15:18:15 i think only monasca-api has a check for it 15:18:21 and it is set on 120 15:18:52 I prefer to have short lines 15:19:00 80 is good, 100 works as well 15:19:09 I prefer 100 15:19:19 amofakhar: I remember a discussion many times ago and HP/guys disagreed to put a limit 15:19:31 should we vote? 15:19:42 what was their reason? 15:19:44 I'm perfectly OK with 80 and the small patch I did for agent is at 80 15:20:13 Agree with voting 15:20:34 the reason was that it's difficult to stay at 80 for java and so they did not care in python 15:21:55 but most of the codes are in python and it's good we obey pep8 15:22:26 I aggree with you amofakhar 15:22:33 we could also ignore Java code in checks 15:22:49 yes we can ignore java 15:23:24 are you agree I add 100 char limit for all projects? 15:23:47 any objections? 15:23:55 no 15:24:11 Usually I use 80 but it's fine to get a limit to 100 15:24:24 I myself use 80 15:24:52 80 < 100 so we are in the limit ;-) 15:25:03 no objection from me either 15:25:15 so 80 or 100? 15:25:39 other opinions? 15:26:40 #startvote What should be max. line length for pep8 checks? 80, 100 15:26:41 Begin voting on: What should be max. line length for pep8 checks? Valid vote options are 80, 100. 15:26:42 Vote using '#vote OPTION'. Only your last vote counts. 15:26:47 I prefer 120, but maybe I wrote too much Java. ;) 15:27:04 #vote 100 15:27:08 #vote 100 15:27:14 #vote 100 15:27:27 #vote 80 15:27:28 #vote 120 15:27:28 joadavis: 120 is not a valid option. Valid options are 80, 100. 15:27:41 aww 15:27:43 :) 15:28:11 120 is not acceptable by pep8 15:28:24 #endvote 15:28:25 (I was actually hacking some ansible scripts down to 80 yesterday, so I can deal with whatever the decision is) 15:28:25 Voted on "What should be max. line length for pep8 checks?" Results are 15:28:26 100 (3): sc, jgrassler, amofakhar 15:28:27 80 (1): witek 15:28:49 good 15:29:30 #action amofakhar configures pep8 checks for max. line length of 100 chars 15:29:39 yes 15:29:43 thank you 15:29:59 you'r welcome 15:30:14 #topic progress board 15:30:20 https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/board/60 15:30:50 we have merged 'DB migration spec' 15:30:57 thanks Johannes 15:31:14 Oh nice, thanks :-) 15:31:28 we also got help from Chuck Short 15:31:38 on removing mox 15:31:47 and adding support for Python 3 in monasca-ui 15:32:39 the mox community goal for Rocky is completed! :) 15:32:47 witek: I saw now your comment on PS3 in https://review.openstack.org/#/c/554304/ I missed it. Thanks. 15:32:56 15:33:47 we're done with agenda, do we have other topics? 15:34:35 I had a question on region 15:34:54 The doc here says that region is on the way to removal https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Monasca/Message_Schema#Metrics_Message, is that still true ? 15:35:37 Also we restrict what region we can query based on 'region' property in config file https://github.com/openstack/monasca-api/blame/master/java/src/test/resources/monasca-api-config.yml 15:36:39 Basically if we know a specific use case monasca supports/should support like if monasca can collect and store data from multiple regions 15:37:32 the option from `monasca-api-config.yml` is for persisting metrics 15:38:05 meaning one instance will always collect measurements from one region 15:39:16 but I cannot answer your question, if we need to support it 15:39:39 From what i saw metrics were being persisted with region 'useast' and 'region1' but only one could be queried 15:41:08 and the region is determined from region in meta section so region in meta section is still valuable (i mean not to be removed soon right ?) 15:41:47 I don't recall any plans like this, to be honest 15:42:12 k thanks witek, thats helpful! 15:42:28 so you wouldn't like to remove it, right? 15:43:28 :-) yes prefer not to remove it. But may be in future we can think of use case if we want single monasca instance to collect data from multiple regions 15:43:54 thanks, I will also think of use cases 15:44:41 is the meeting time good for everyone after the timezone shift? 15:45:36 anything else for today? 15:46:07 next week I will be in vacation 15:46:19 so I would like to ask someone to start and moderate the meeting 15:46:33 Meeting time is ok. I guess I was just thrown off that it didn't shift with timezones 15:46:48 Have a nice vacation 15:46:54 thank you :) 15:47:41 OK, I'm wrapping up then 15:47:48 thank you everyone 15:47:54 thank you 15:47:57 and see you in two weeks 15:47:59 have a nice vacation 15:48:02 thanks. bye 15:48:03 thank you! 15:48:08 bye 15:48:13 See you! 15:48:19 #endmeeting