16:01:28 <portdirect> #startmeeting openstack-helm
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16:01:32 <openstack> The meeting name has been set to 'openstack_helm'
16:01:37 <dwalt> o/
16:01:41 <portdirect> Let's give it a few mins for people to arrive
16:01:52 <portdirect> Agenda is here, please add away
16:01:58 <stevthedev> \o
16:02:10 <portdirect> https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/openstack-helm-meeting-2020-01-14
16:03:02 <mattmceuen> o/
16:05:24 <portdirect> ok lets kick it off!
16:06:03 <portdirect> #topic Nova db sync error on rocky
16:06:46 <portdirect> im not sure if sungil is here?
16:06:51 <gagehugo> o/
16:07:27 <portdirect> there is a ps here to fix an issue in nova's db management for rocky and above, https://review.opendev.org/#/c/699393/
16:07:48 <portdirect> though im not at present sure what the issue is?
16:09:00 <portdirect> lets come back to this, once the review has been responded to?
16:09:45 <stevthedev> I don't have anything to say about this
16:10:07 <portdirect> ok - lets move on
16:10:12 <portdirect> #topic cores
16:11:10 <portdirect> we have been having difficulty keeping up with the number of patchsets coming in over the last few months
16:11:27 <portdirect> additionally, some of our existing cores have been less active in the project
16:11:54 <portdirect> whist some non core community memebers have been doing some great work
16:12:13 <portdirect> and so I think all signs point to us looking to expand the core-reviewer team
16:12:44 <mattmceuen> I think that would be really helpful for the project
16:12:48 <portdirect> stevthedev has been really pushing the needle both in reviews and code contributions, especially in the LMA space
16:13:20 <stevthedev> Trying to be active
16:14:09 <portdirect> and gagehugo has also helped see many things through to the finish line, with his broad brush of openstack exp
16:14:40 <gagehugo> \o
16:14:43 <portdirect> both of you have really been critical to our ongoing success over the last 6 months
16:15:05 <portdirect> and so I have no hesitation i proposing you as cores, and will get a mail out to the ml today
16:15:53 <portdirect> not sure if either of you want to say anything?
16:16:04 <mattmceuen> speech!  speech!
16:16:32 <gagehugo> sure
16:16:54 <srwilkers> o/
16:17:08 <gagehugo> portdirect: thanks for the help along the way, I'll continue to bring my openstack expertise to the project as best I can!
16:17:12 <stevthedev> Thanks portdirect and everyone, really. I'm quite new to openstack but in the last 6 months or so I've been on the project I've learned a lot and enjoyed contributing. Look forward to continue doing so throughout 2020 and the future
16:17:42 <srwilkers> I’m happy to see the core team expanded to include these two
16:17:56 <srwilkers> It’s been a welcome change to have fresh perspectives on things
16:18:01 <lamt> Grats
16:18:05 <lamt> \o/
16:18:07 <megheisler> congrats!
16:18:21 <stevthedev> Cheers :)
16:19:01 <gagehugo> :)
16:19:19 <portdirect> srwilkers, lamt, and mattmceuen have all also been doing excelent work - and really deserve credit here for keeping the project afloat
16:19:41 <portdirect> hopefully a few more shipmates can get wind in the sails (or somthing) :)
16:20:10 <portdirect> also megheisler, please keep up the good work, your selinum stuff in particular really made a massive impact on the quality of our testing
16:20:11 <srwilkers> hear hear
16:20:18 <mattmceuen> +1
16:20:42 <portdirect> ok to move on?
16:21:24 <portdirect> #topic Gates
16:21:57 <portdirect> so last week we discussed the rework of the gates, and i offered to tak on the poc of moving forawrd
16:22:06 <portdirect> with new leaner, meaner, gates
16:22:15 <portdirect> ive not made as much progess as i would have liked
16:22:30 <portdirect> but there is a dnm poc up here
16:22:43 <portdirect> https://review.opendev.org/#/c/701991/
16:22:49 <portdirect> that does a few things:
16:22:59 <portdirect> 1) moves from minikube to kubeadm
16:23:12 <portdirect> 2) uses containerd rather than docker
16:23:31 <portdirect> 3) gets us out of the business of having to make host level dns changes
16:23:54 <portdirect> 3 is a bit hacky atm: https://review.opendev.org/#/c/701991/20/tools/deployment/common/wait-for-pods.sh
16:24:15 <portdirect> in that its just updating /etc/hosts for pulic endpoints and the ceph mons
16:24:21 <portdirect> *public
16:24:52 <portdirect> though I'm gonna see if we can get ceph totally weaned off dns
16:25:26 <portdirect> the rationalle here, is that  if we can achive this, then we can truly say - you can deplopy osh on any k8s cluster
16:25:48 <portdirect> whereas today some modification is always required to resolv.conf on hosts
16:26:17 <portdirect> im hpeful that with 1 above we can also retire the kubeadm-aio image
16:26:39 <portdirect> and follow the upstream k8s docs pretty closely
16:27:08 <mattmceuen> that's quite awesome portdirect
16:27:27 <portdirect> im also thinking of our airship friends as well
16:27:40 <mattmceuen> ready for some reviews and/or any other assist on that presently?
16:27:49 <portdirect> so will be rellying on mattmceuen, dwalt and roman_g when the time comes
16:28:22 <mattmceuen> ++ looking forward to consuming the work! :)
16:28:23 <portdirect> at this point, its sufficiently rough that im not sure review on the code does much to help
16:28:29 <dwalt> :: :)
16:28:33 <portdirect> but certainly on the ps itself would be great
16:28:33 <dwalt> woops ++
16:29:01 <portdirect> ie more strategic than tactical
16:29:11 <mattmceuen> gotcha
16:30:19 <portdirect> eg lines 57-60 here should never make it into the repo ;) https://review.opendev.org/#/c/701991/20/tools/deployment/common/005-deploy-k8s.sh
16:31:17 <mattmceuen> haha
16:31:28 <portdirect> oh - one other thing i forgot
16:31:50 <portdirect> the helm deployment itself is being redone, and slightly vearing away from the 'ordinary'
16:32:06 <portdirect> and moving to runnign tiller locally, rather than being deployed into the cluster
16:32:37 <portdirect> this is being done as osh is rather tied to helm 2 atm
16:32:49 <portdirect> as our biggest consumer is also in that boat
16:33:41 <portdirect> though they (airship1) manages tiller in a similar manner, hiding it behind armada
16:34:17 <portdirect> this way we simply get to get it out of the way, and dont need to worry about network policy/rbac for it etc
16:34:38 <portdirect> and also should make it simple to add in a flag to select helm3 when desired
16:34:42 <portdirect> so we can gate on both
16:34:55 <mattmceuen> cool - sounds like a good idea to me
16:35:02 <portdirect> ok - im out of steam for that day :)
16:35:55 <mattmceuen> Get some more coffee portdirect
16:36:11 <portdirect> ok - anything else we should be discussing this week?
16:36:28 <portdirect> if not - lets get 30 mins back :)
16:36:34 <stevthedev> Anyone partial to any of the board candidates?
16:36:43 <stevthedev> I see there's an election this week
16:37:43 <portdirect> ive been lucky enough to meet all of them
16:37:58 <stevthedev> Nice. They're all new faces to me
16:38:17 <portdirect> and they all share one thing in common: a real belief in the OSF's mission
16:38:52 <portdirect> how they go about it is obviously different, but thats what makes it a great field of candidates
16:39:08 <stevthedev> I should read the rest of their QA responses then
16:39:13 <stevthedev> Thanks
16:39:40 <portdirect> ok lets wrap up
16:39:52 <portdirect> thanks for coming everyone!
16:39:57 <portdirect> #endmeeting