16:00:17 #startmeeting openstack-chef 16:00:18 Meeting started Mon Jun 22 16:00:17 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is j^2. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 16:00:19 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 16:00:22 The meeting name has been set to 'openstack_chef' 16:00:27 hey everyone! 16:00:30 ohai 16:00:36 o/ 16:00:48 howdy 16:01:05 as per useal i’ll give everyone a couple minutes to join, then start pulling topics from the agenda 16:02:53 #topic sc` and the fight that is c7 repo 16:03:06 sc`: so tell us of your trials and tribulations 16:04:25 i've been able to get a mostly complete converge on c7 using the delorean midstream repos in https://review.openstack.org/189531 16:04:48 nice 16:05:05 i have a yet to be proposed change for mariadb to fully work with the centos package 16:05:11 o/ 16:05:13 markvan: would you like to discuss the details here for this patch? 16:05:17 \o 16:05:29 jklare: kingkong in the house! 16:05:34 :P 16:05:56 sc`: nice makes sense 16:06:15 j^2 markvan really pushed this one ;) 16:06:26 sc`: for the delorean repo, is that a replacement for the repo we have defined in common, or it's just filling in the missing pieces? 16:06:30 i like the idea of this patch moving forward, if it opens up cent7 which i believe it does, that helps us move towards stable 16:06:40 markvan: it fills in the missing pieces, ie. ironic 16:07:04 the delorean repos complement the main repo defined in common 16:07:37 sc`: ah, ok. But at some point we would want to disable the delorean as the main repo becomes complete/stable? Hence we should have a flag/attribute to control this 16:07:50 they may go away Eventually(tm) so as to make things easier from an operator point of view 16:08:08 in which case the whole block could come back out of common 16:09:01 I think we should consider adding a flag/attribute to enable this, such that we can make use of it, but not force it's use for others 16:09:24 right. today it's needed just to deploy kilo the way we are deploying it using chef 16:09:58 we can’t leverage that for the integration testing though, stupid ubuntu base images 16:10:12 though i’m pretty sure there are other base images aren’t there? 16:10:54 not sure what is available, I've heard that fedorea is used for some devstack stuff 16:11:10 j^2 integration testing on c7? did i miss something? 16:11:13 it might be something worth looking into down the line 16:11:37 j^2 or are you talking about manual testing here? 16:11:59 jklare: integration testing to verify the c7 repo feature flag. no reason why we shouldnt be able to build something that leverages the centos7 base image that I’ve heard rumors of 16:12:19 jklare: oh yeah we could totally do it by hand, i was just hoping to let the bots do the work for us 16:12:42 and when we finally have a passing build without c7 we can look towards making stable/kilo 16:12:51 or at least that’s what my thought process was 16:13:29 i can wrap the remote_file block in an attribute so it can be toggled off. until ironic is stabilized, however, it's a necessary requirement with the way the roles are structured 16:14:00 sc`: cool, please update the review and we’ll continue the conversation there 16:14:12 #topic specs.openstack.org 16:14:22 I’ve kinda glossed over this one a few times 16:14:30 i just wanted a quick poll: 16:14:50 do we want to use the specs.openstack.org or should we stick with our own system for the time being? 16:15:09 i think we should go for spec.openstack.org 16:15:10 its nice 16:15:12 and shiny 16:15:16 there’s a hand full of migration things we need to do but all in all shouldn’t be too painful 16:15:47 switching to it sounds fine to me 16:15:51 puppet does use them: http://specs.openstack.org/stackforge/puppet-openstack-specs/ 16:15:51 i'm +1 on specs.openstack.org 16:16:31 unless there is any major objection from anyone? 16:16:49 i’ll take the action item to move us 16:17:15 +2 16:17:50 I see they also allow "Trival" specs, which are just launchpad blueprints, so that's good 16:18:06 #topic How to handle cross procject CI testing 16:18:18 markvan: i know you have some opinions there 16:19:15 yeah, one item is that until we really conquer this, I believe we need to have the CI test be a non-voting job. 16:19:50 patch in infra for that is in and marked as WIP 16:20:05 link is on the etherpad 16:21:00 I have only briefly looked ino hows the Depend-On works, but with our "special" berks vendor step, I think this will take more infra job work to allow cross patches to work. 16:21:47 I have started a fork of my test-patch script that has a goal of working from within infra jobs to handle this 16:22:43 markvan: http://docs.openstack.org/infra/manual/developers.html#cross-repository-dependencies 16:23:06 i think if we want to test multiple patches in one, we need to change a lot in our testing procedure 16:23:13 depends-on link ^^^ 16:23:58 j^2 yeah, but the problem is that we need to combine this with berks somehow 16:24:04 yeah 16:24:08 yeah, looks like depends-on just handles the sync/flow of the patches, such that they are done in correct order. What we need is something like my test-patch script to allow for berks-vendor to pull in what we need across projects 16:24:47 so untill we have a good answer for berks, we’re still at a impass 16:24:57 like was mentioned above 16:24:58 would that even be possible to do manually a la git-review? 16:25:23 some crazy awk/sed/git-review magic sc` ? 16:25:26 maybe it is possible to hand over related patch ids in the commit message and use them to pull and checkout the corresponding git repos (cookbooks) with berks 16:26:15 Right now I kinda have it working, buy my hold up is that the Depends-On info is not easly presented in the gate job env. So, I'm just grabbingthe info directly from the gerrit source and parsing that. 16:26:18 basically git-review -d $PATCHID inside the berks vendor path 16:26:56 yeah and the problem with the parsing stuff is that you can’t with the nodes 16:27:04 yup that's what I'm doing....but had to get that patchID from the gerrit info 16:27:09 there is the “zuul cloner” that should be able to get most of that info for you markvan 16:27:52 yup, justy started to look into that, still not sure how to tell it what patch(s), but I'm digging 16:27:53 and I’ve already asked if there is a “read only” gerrit user, and they say no you have to use zuul cloner 16:28:00 :D 16:28:06 ah, good no know 16:28:18 #topic CI testing and the awesomeness that is markvan 16:28:48 soooo lets merge this? 16:29:57 yeah, what I have now is basically working, and I think ready for something like that periodic task, non-voting, and maybe we could also run it for repo changes as voting, as a start. 16:30:22 +2 16:30:24 I think for the icehouse/juno, we should just add in a "skip-if" and ignore those 16:31:40 i think we should use juno too 16:31:42 the periodic patch https://review.openstack.org/#/c/194164/ 16:31:43 I would also like it to be available for all cookbooks, but still in a manaully mode, like the experimental gate 16:31:51 juno is “LTS” remember 16:32:03 icehouse and juno should be skipped by the regex we introduced before 16:32:30 yean, juno could be a "backport" once we get better at this 16:32:39 ^^+1 16:32:41 cool 16:32:42 that works 16:33:06 as long as we are moving this forward :) 16:33:43 #topic keystone under apache 16:33:44 is think the periodic infra patch is mergable as soon as we merge the rake integration test job in 16:33:53 :( 16:33:57 heh 16:34:05 well lets continue 16:34:10 i can talk about this late ;) 16:34:14 later 16:34:26 sounds good ,we can take this to our main channel 16:34:33 markvan: keystone? 16:35:08 Since the recommended way to run keystone now is under apache, I thought I would take a stab at getting that done. 16:35:31 I belive in the M release the keystone service will be gone and just apache will be used. 16:36:01 My thought for kilo was to just get the new recipe done and up, but NOT change the role to start using it until Liberty. 16:36:09 makes sense 16:36:18 scoping of this work? i havent looked at this at all 16:36:32 I'm also leveraging the latest apache cookbook which has some good bugs fixes 16:37:18 The idea was to use this as the default in Liberty, but I wanted to get some code out to get this going now 16:37:22 yeah there has been a lot of love on the apache cookbooks 16:37:50 but there still using definitions @$^&! 16:37:58 booo 16:38:34 So, there are 3 patches, please take a look: https://review.openstack.org/#/q/status:open++branch:master+topic:bp/keystone-apache,n,z 16:39:01 will do 16:39:18 #topic OpenStack client, libsysguy yell at us. 16:39:27 GET OFF MY LAWN YOU KIDS 16:39:31 ha! 16:39:37 okay, now that's out of the way 16:39:54 I've been giving openstack-client some love over the weekend 16:40:14 and it came to my attention that there is really not a great way for this cookbook to maintain idempotency 16:40:35 and I wanted to know if this was a concern or if anyone else has given any thought to it 16:40:41 or if it was an abandoned cookbook 16:40:48 I've been out of the game for awhile 16:41:24 * libsysguy had his coffee this morning 16:41:45 :D 16:42:28 for basic create if not exist type work (used during the converge) I think that can get done fairly easily. 16:42:51 but for more complex, yup idempotency would be hard to achieve 16:43:12 if not exist would have to rely on a uuid - which is only returned after a create - so you'd have to maintain a record of it outside of openstack 16:43:22 which can be done - it's just no ideal 16:43:26 i agree with mark here, depending on the special case, the use has to take care of the idempotency himself 16:43:40 probably one can add some tools for that in the libraries 16:43:49 that can also be utilized inside of the lwrps 16:44:22 with a library like fog I don't think it's possible 16:44:29 maybe if you used the api's directly 16:44:54 anyway - I don't want to hog up too much meeting time 16:45:09 but I just wanted to maybe get some wheels turning on it 16:45:21 fog should be able to return a uuid, which a user can add into a attribute node['array_of_existing_stuff'] 16:45:54 ah - yes. I have been running in solo mode so I don't really have node state available to me 16:46:29 sorry guys - next meeting 16:46:49 #topic Open Discussion 16:47:06 anything else? 16:47:16 or should we close and move to our channel? 16:47:47 as i tried to add before ;) there are infra patches for our ci testing out there, that i put in as WIP 16:48:32 yup, I think we should move on the periodic one, but maybe leave the experimental in place to continue cross cookbook work? 16:48:34 they contain the things we discussed last meeting (and this one too) and if we want to merge them, just +1 them and i will remove the WIP 16:48:40 from the project renames, should we purge older releases (g and h)? 16:49:34 abandon these? https://review.openstack.org/#/q/status:open+branch:stable/icehouse+topic:project-rename,n,z 16:49:39 i think for the patch which moves the experimental to non-voting we should add the rake integration jobs to all cookbooks first 16:49:55 so this one will probably stay wip for a while 16:50:03 markvan: +1 on the abandon it 16:50:08 them* 16:50:42 jklare: agreed, just get the periodic or repo gate one in first 16:51:10 +1 on abandon 16:51:27 9 mins 16:52:38 nothing to add from my side :) 16:52:52 mariadb will most likely need a version bump for the centos-specific changes. that's an action item for me 16:53:13 sc`: nice, that’s for tracking that 16:53:27 cool, anything else or i’ll go ahead and close this meeting? 16:53:45 i'm good 16:54:28 #endmeeting