22:01:42 #startmeeting qa 22:01:42 Meeting started Thu Apr 30 22:01:42 2015 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is mtreinish. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 22:01:43 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 22:01:45 The meeting name has been set to 'qa' 22:01:49 hi who's here today 22:01:58 o/ 22:01:59 #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings/QATeamMeeting#Proposed_Agenda_for_April_30th_2015_.282200_UTC.29 22:02:01 o/ 22:02:01 hi 22:02:04 ^^^ today's agenda 22:02:42 jogo, dtroyer, sdague: around? 22:03:43 well let's get started and maybe more people will trickle in later 22:03:51 o/ 22:03:58 #topic Design summit planning 22:04:09 so we've got a fair amount of topics listed on the etherpad: 22:04:14 #link https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/liberty-qa-summit-topics 22:04:35 I think we should probably start trying to work out which ones would be good for summit 22:04:55 it doesn't look like too many people filled out interested this time on the etherpad 22:05:16 I guess to start does anyone have a topic listed there that stands out as being one we definitely should have? 22:05:42 mtreinish: Tempest Scope Revisited 22:05:51 dkranz: ok 22:06:01 I was wondering if we should combine that with the qa in the big tent 22:06:05 or leave it separate 22:06:34 mtreinish: I think we may run out of time if we combine but could combine into a double session 22:06:59 ++ 22:07:14 dkranz: ok well I'll put them as back to back fishbowls then 22:07:26 * mtreinish hopes he can come up with enough etherpad notes for 2 sessions 22:07:26 mtreinish: ++ 22:08:11 +1 for them and combining 22:08:28 oomichi: combined as one session or 2? 22:08:44 for 2 :) 22:08:53 oomichi: heh, ok :) 22:09:10 well the next on the list is the grenade session 22:09:14 which we don't need to have 22:09:15 they will be big/important topics 22:09:23 because sdague already did it 22:09:49 oh, although there is a note to have an explanatory session on using it 22:10:28 are there any others that stand out to people? 22:10:44 o/ 22:11:09 dtroyer: so your devstack session do you think a fishbowl or a workroom is a better fit? 22:11:13 I'm leaning towards fishbowl 22:12:16 I thnk so too, devstack seems to draw a crowd 22:12:34 not a docker-size crowd, but more than the workrooms 22:13:19 dtroyer: I dunno devstack is totally as hip as docker 22:14:50 hmm, ok are there any other proposals people want to discuss? we don't have to decide everything today 22:16:17 I'll also try to do some culling over the next week 22:16:28 like I don't think we need a session on upgrading cirros versions 22:16:52 "devstack seems to draw a crowd" well what do you expect from the most popular project used to deploy openstack 22:17:23 sigmavirus24: heh, that's a good point :) 22:17:51 ok, does anyone else have anything else to discuss on summit sessions? 22:18:18 I'll try to come up with a draft schedule on my own if there isn't other feedback 22:18:20 I would think you could combine some of the specific sessions on passwords, system program, etc into a "how do we move tempest tobe installable and runnable on any OpenStack cloud? 22:18:51 Rockyg: that's actually conflating a couple different things 22:19:12 the system program topic is about how tempest is designed to be run and end users interact with it 22:19:24 it wouldn't really effect the mission to run against any cloud 22:19:29 but I get what your going at 22:19:33 Ah. Thanks for the clarification 22:19:49 combining sessions is a good idea 22:20:03 Back in atlanta there was a session about making the "test server" You have the library, so..... 22:20:20 I was planning to do that where it made sense like for oomichi's tempest service client and the schema one from gmann 22:20:25 that'll be one session 22:20:30 and probably a work room 22:20:55 cool 22:21:08 Rockyg: well we decided not to do rest interface part of the server for the time being, because there are other things like jenkins to do that 22:21:20 yeah, maybe one work room/session is enough for them 22:21:41 but subunit2sql was designed to fill the backend part of the proposal for that server topic back in atlanta 22:21:50 oomichi: ok, I'll make that a work room 22:21:57 and is being used by refstack 22:22:07 And rally, I think 22:22:08 and will write the detail later 22:22:26 oomichi: ok thanks 22:22:53 Rockyg: subunit2sql? to my knowledge neither of those are using it 22:23:26 Refstack is. Or at least was. I think it still does. 22:24:17 ok, well is there anything else to discuss on summit sessions? oomichi, masayukig if we pick this up for next week's meeting I want to make sure your thoughts on this are represented 22:24:46 Another possible session to consider: How to generate scenario tests from Use Cases (telco, etc). Define structure and process. 22:25:02 Rockyg: I did a quick grep and didn't see anything. I think you might be confusing subunit and subunit2sql. But we can pick that up after the meeting 22:25:14 yup 22:25:23 ok, I will write my name on the etherpad to represent my thinking 22:25:30 oomichi: ok cool thanks 22:25:30 mtreinish: sure 22:25:33 mtreinish: thanks for considering 22:25:47 Rockyg: that would probably be something to put on the sprint day list 22:25:55 ++ 22:26:13 mtreinish: I'll put my name on the pad of my thinking. 22:26:17 masayukig: ok thanks 22:26:22 Thanks for the considertion! 22:26:39 then is everyone ok if we make next week's meeting the final decision date for picking topics? 22:28:03 ok well if there isn't any objection I guess that's what we'll do :) 22:28:23 #info next weeks meeting will finalize design summit topics for qa 22:28:28 ok let's move on 22:28:36 #topic Blueprints 22:28:44 does anyone have any open bps they'd like to discuss 22:30:12 heh, I'll take that as a no :) 22:30:26 I guess I should mention that I pushed the tempest-4 tag yesterday 22:30:38 not that it's really a bp, but this seems like a good a time as any 22:31:56 ok, well lets move on then 22:32:03 #topic Devstack 22:32:22 dtroyer: anything new for devstack this week? 22:32:45 I don't have much, been playing new kid at school this week, 22:33:00 I see Sean C's dual-stack default change merged 22:33:10 dtroyer: heh, long onboarding process? 22:33:21 dtroyer: yeah that landed earlier this week, which is awesome 22:33:25 sc68cal: ^^^ 22:33:26 delayed, apparently remote is hard 22:33:57 I should be jumping back on the neutron rewrite next week, hoping to get the basic services running 22:34:22 and then the platform for all of the layered plugins 22:34:51 nothing else from me 22:35:01 dtroyer: ok cool, that'll be good to have in place. How much longer after that is done do you expect to keep neutron-legacy around? 22:35:16 is there a longer deprecation cycle because of grenade I guess is what I'm asking 22:35:51 longer than I want. grenade is part of it, but also just migrating all of those plugins either to the new bits or into external trees will take a while 22:36:18 ah ok 22:37:00 ok is there anything else on devstack? 22:38:03 ok let's move on 22:38:09 #topic Grenade 22:38:17 jogo: anything on grenade this week? 22:39:36 I guess not 22:39:55 let's move on 22:39:59 #topic Critical Reviews 22:40:16 mtreinish: more of the sdague changes 22:40:23 does anyone have any reviews they'd like to bring up 22:40:27 jogo: perfect timing :) 22:40:38 jogo: ah, yeah some of the post refactor cleanups 22:40:40 I try 22:40:50 mtreinish: https://review.openstack.org/158198 22:40:59 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/158198/ 22:41:14 mtreinish: This is the trusts thing from jamie 22:41:55 dkranz: yeah it looks like a good thing to fix as we move into a real v3 world 22:42:09 mtreinish: I don't quite get the trusts stuff enough to give +A 22:42:30 mtreinish: and the domain scoping details 22:42:53 dkranz: heh, know one said the v3 world was simple :) 22:43:03 mtreinish: it's been sitting like that for two weeks 22:43:05 I blame morganfainberg... 22:43:17 dkranz: sure I'll review it after the meeting 22:43:22 mtreinish: we could ask morganfainberg to give it a proxy +2 :) 22:43:46 mtreinish: ok, if you are comfortable with that then great 22:43:47 dkranz: oh, sure that's a good idea 22:43:51 let me finish with a phone call. 22:43:55 and i can look 22:44:00 morganfainberg: heh, cool thanks 22:44:10 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/174671/ 22:44:17 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/c/174473/ 22:44:36 #link https://review.openstack.org/#/q/status:open+project:openstack/tempest+branch:master+topic:python3-support,n,z 22:44:39 for the record: I do tend to trust jamielennox's judgement on this stuff [if it needs to go in sooner] 22:45:01 those should all be pretty straightforward reviews 22:45:13 the python 3 branch will probably bit rot quickly 22:45:17 mtreinish: oh, sorry I did not get back to the second one which I said I was +2 22:45:24 dkranz: oh no worries 22:45:40 after all those patches land and the tempest-lib migration patches for tempest-lib 0.5.0 land 22:45:43 morganfainberg: It can wait for your review 22:45:49 we're down to like 8 unit tests that don't pass on python3 22:45:58 ok will ping mtreinish or dkranz once i review 22:46:11 morganfainberg: thx 22:46:47 ok are there any other reviews to bring up? 22:48:28 ok then let's open the floor 22:48:31 #topic Open Discussion 22:48:59 dsoes any one have anything else to discuss this week? 22:49:40 mtreinish: I wanted to finish the chat about the filter ip list failure but we can do that in qa channel 22:49:49 dkranz: ok sure 22:49:57 well then I guess we can end here 22:50:01 thanks everyone 22:50:05 bye 22:50:12 thanks 22:50:13 thanks 22:50:17 #endmeeting