18:03:19 #startmeeting OpenStack Security Group 18:03:20 Meeting started Thu May 1 18:03:19 2014 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is hyakuhei. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 18:03:21 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 18:03:22 ...or else we're both wrong :) 18:03:24 The meeting name has been set to 'openstack_security_group' 18:03:24 hey guys 18:03:28 Paul Montgomery here 18:03:28 sorry, I'm a touch late 18:03:31 Ok lets spin-up while we wait for Mr Payne :) 18:03:32 oh hey :D 18:03:38 evhi 18:03:39 all yours 18:03:41 hey paulmo 18:03:48 Eric here 18:03:48 so hi everyone 18:04:03 let's jump right into the agenda 18:04:07 #topic Agenda 18:04:11 I'd like to discuss the summit 18:04:21 And our IRC meeting schedule around the summit 18:04:25 hi 18:04:58 what else would people like to discuss? 18:05:12 We should get an update on the outstanding OSSNs 18:05:16 some update on threat work 18:05:36 ok, sounds good 18:05:48 #topic IRC Meeting Schedule 18:05:54 So a few notes on the IRC meeting schedule 18:06:07 I'd like to propose that we make this the last IRC meeting prior to the summit 18:06:15 we can skip the next 2 weeks 18:06:15 I'm happy with that. 18:06:21 and then pick up again post summit 18:06:24 that work with everyone? 18:06:33 Sounds good 18:06:34 Hopefully we can move discussions onto the mailing list as required. 18:06:37 in the past, we've had a pretty high drop off due to travel and such 18:06:48 yeah, certainly use the mailing list if you have something to discuss 18:06:52 no need to wait 2 weeks :-) 18:06:52 I think everyone is in Summit prep mode as it is... 18:07:05 then summit hangover afterwards :) 18:07:06 * paulmo is in demo creation mode. 18:07:18 great, I'll update the meeting wiki page shortly with that schedule 18:07:21 greetings 18:07:25 #topic Summit Plans 18:07:38 So as you guys know, there's lots of security stuff happening at the summit 18:07:43 we have a security track on Monday 18:07:47 nkinder: will send you end of day my OSSN draft. thank you for the excellent template and instructions to use the git repository 18:07:55 there's a security session at the dev summit on Tuesday afternoon 18:08:20 I'd like to suggest we do an OSSG meetup over a meal 18:08:29 perhaps lunch on Tuesday? 18:08:29 yeah, I'm looking forward to the tuesday session 18:08:49 +1 to OSSG lunch at summit 18:08:54 bdpayne: I know that hyakuhei is trying to get a OSSG/VMT lunch together too 18:09:04 bdpayne: Maybe Thursday? I'm trying to line up a OSSN authors/VMT lunch for Tuesday. 18:09:25 ahh, I wasn't sure if you had decided on Tues or Thurs for that 18:09:31 is that on Tues for sure? 18:10:01 Not for sure but that's the day being batted around atm 18:10:04 ok 18:10:10 If times are tight I don't mind combining things 18:10:10 so OSSG lunch on thursday then? 18:10:19 that's fine with me 18:10:20 That would be my preference at the moment yeah 18:10:26 any objections to that date? 18:10:43 fine with me 18:10:45 ok with date 18:11:16 sounds good, I'll work with hyakihei to put that together 18:11:24 arg, typing not good today 18:11:44 any other discussion about the summit? 18:12:22 ok, let's push ahead 18:12:24 bdpayne: we should chat about the monday session, but we can do that offline 18:12:24 #topic OSSN 18:12:38 nkinder yeah, I'll ping you today 18:12:48 So, where are we at with OSSNs? 18:12:57 same 2 outstanding as last week 18:13:12 malini1 just mentioned she'll hav her draft ready for review end of day today 18:13:14 Sigh - I still have one outstanding. 18:13:18 OSSN -- Malini working on her one little OSSN .. should send out draft later today 18:13:30 I'll make it the first thing I do tomorrow 18:13:36 hyakuhei: thanks! 18:13:38 ok, thanks guys 18:13:50 would be great to get those published before the summit 18:13:53 +1 18:13:57 Absolutely 18:14:16 any other OSSN news? 18:14:19 using pandoc for RST->XML is still on my list 18:14:37 oh cool 18:14:38 I've had some back and forth to work out the gat/publishing job details with annegentle too 18:14:45 I'd be interested in knowing how that works out 18:14:50 could be useful for the book effort 18:14:55 pandoc seems some issue with format changing 18:15:07 It's unlikely that I'll have it really working until after the summit 18:15:15 yeah, that's fine 18:15:38 if it'd be helpful, perhaps we could find a time to hack on it together at the summit 18:16:11 #topic Threat Analysis 18:16:14 bdpayne: That would be good 18:16:21 shohel02 any updates? 18:16:24 yes, 18:16:41 most of the doc type documents are converted now 18:16:51 https://github.com/shohel02/OpenStack_Threat_Modelling/tree/master/keystone/Formatted_Output 18:17:01 now it good time to start review 18:17:25 excellent 18:17:29 so what is the process for that? 18:17:32 anyone wants to volunteer 18:17:37 shohel02: I would very much like to help with that, David Graves should be available too 18:17:50 do we have some keystone core that can participate in that? 18:18:03 yes, what do you need? 18:18:33 currently doc contains the analysis report of each component wise 18:18:33 I think it would be good to have someone with deep knowledge of keystone to help with the review of the threat analysis work 18:18:45 I think having core members on the reviews is pretty pivotal 18:18:46 shohel02: ok, will look through this 18:19:00 Devananda is available to do a Ironic review when we're ready shohel02 18:19:03 is this in gerrit, too? 18:19:05 yes 18:19:08 no 18:19:14 bknudson: thanks! 18:19:14 thats something to think 18:19:30 how to take it there 18:19:32 shohel02: you want comments just in emails or something? 18:19:49 i think if we have the gerrit now, we can start using that 18:20:07 if not... could be doing through a github PR 18:20:07 +1 gerrit -- email gets hairy to track 18:20:08 can we start using Security guide books gerrit system 18:20:24 just make an "approved" branch 18:20:34 and setup PRs to take each part of the review into that branch 18:20:40 and then people can comment on the PR 18:20:49 ok, i will make a branch 18:20:55 PR ? 18:21:23 shohel02 are you going to be at the summit? 18:21:28 PR == pull request 18:21:29 by the branch in Security guide section 18:21:31 yes 18:21:45 shohel02, I'd like to chat about how we can best integrate this stuff with the book 18:21:51 probably easier to chat face to face 18:21:54 yes 18:22:01 +1 18:22:21 ok, anything else on threat analysis? 18:22:28 maybe we should have a discussion around all of the book integration topics (thread modeling, OSSNs, etc.) 18:22:40 christan is also working on nova one 18:22:43 perhaps we can get some of Anne's time too 18:22:50 Are there others than those two integration topics? 18:23:03 Those are the main 2 right now 18:23:03 all from my side 18:23:21 yeah, I'd be up for have a book integration discussion 18:23:23 sounds good 18:23:30 #topic Open Discussion 18:23:39 please try and attend: limited conductor API : http://summit.openstack.org/cfp/details/319 == this is to secure from compute node side 18:23:50 So a quick plug / reminder that nkinder and I will be speaking at http://www.meetup.com/openstack/events/173686002/ this evening in Redwood City 18:24:25 should be a nice summit warmup :) 18:24:29 yay 18:24:43 interestingly, my talk this evening has the same title as Rob's talk at the summit 18:24:51 It's supposed to be recorded too, so we can share with others after it's published 18:24:52 heh 18:25:07 hyakuhei I can sell my slides... for a price ;-) 18:25:15 :D 18:25:20 anything else to discuss? 18:25:24 bdpayne: Put them on eBay, I'll let the free market work it out 18:25:25 yes 18:25:27 hyakuhei: you asked about Kite last week 18:25:35 hyakuhei: did you see my write-up I sent out to the list? 18:25:37 nkinder: wrote an excellent blog article a few days back 18:25:48 There's only one bug in it ;) 18:25:56 there's always at least one... 18:26:18 Yeah nkinder I thought it was excellent 18:26:38 great. Hopefully it makes the whole approach understandable for folks 18:26:48 I haven't had a chance to check it out yet 18:26:53 but it is on my reading list :-) 18:26:54 It didn't go into a lot of depth on the nature of the secrets (what the key material _is_ ) but was great at showing the overall direction/architecture 18:27:36 ok then, I think that's all for today... thanks everyone, and I'll see you at the summit! 18:27:36 hyakuhei: quick description - the long-term is really a password (though it could be some long random stuff) 18:27:54 Thanks bdpayne 18:28:00 paulmo: I wanted to chat about security info for solum, but we can chat on -dev. 18:28:03 since hyakuhei started the meeting, I'll let him close it out 18:28:08 thanks everyone! 18:28:12 Ty everyone 18:28:17 #endmeeting