18:04:52 #startmeeting savanna 18:04:53 Meeting started Thu Nov 21 18:04:52 2013 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is SergeyLukjanov. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 18:04:54 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 18:04:57 The meeting name has been set to 'savanna' 18:05:00 #topic Agenda 18:05:11 #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings/SavannaAgenda#Agenda_for_November.2C_21 18:05:19 #topic Action items from the last meeting 18:05:29 #info there are no action items from the prev. meeting 18:05:37 #topic News / updates 18:06:28 folks, please 18:06:50 #info our next release will be icehouse-1 (Dec, 5) 18:06:54 looks like the bug day went well, and rather fast. i had a couple morning calls and you guys were 95% done by 11ET! 18:07:37 https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Icehouse_Release_Schedule 18:07:38 #info we have an awesome bug day and almost all issues are now in actual state 18:07:50 this week I started to check dmitryme patch about preliminary heat integration and stucked in heat installation on my laptop 18:08:57 it seems heat was installed successfully but patch seem to be not working properly :) 18:09:03 btw at the last project meeting we decided that I'll release (tag) i1 and the ttx will take over and start doing it by icehouse-2 18:09:21 and then* 18:09:53 does dmitryme patch make provisioning pluggable? It's be nice to be able to accommodate any other provisioning techs we come across.. 18:09:56 so, we'll be a part of centralized release, not integrate yet :) 18:10:14 jmaron, not yet 18:10:22 :( 18:10:31 no, right now, his patch just replace main logic of provisioning 18:10:33 it was done to check possibility of Heat integration 18:10:38 it's a PoC 18:10:43 gotcha 18:11:09 and it works on his Laptop ;) 18:11:15 we'll make a pluggable mechanism to transparently merge and polish Heat support 18:11:17 :) 18:11:19 ship it ;) 18:11:23 and then make it defailt 18:11:54 de-fail? ;) 18:12:11 yeah, I like this approach, Sergey 18:12:35 +1 18:13:02 we should probably maintain the current nova based scheme as another plugin 18:13:35 is there something which heat is missing, but current provisioning mechanism already provides? for instance anti-affinity 18:13:53 some of the /etc/hosts manipulation, I believe 18:14:09 jmaron, I think it'll live at least before Heat-based provisioning will be completed 18:14:10 is missing 18:14:16 jmaron, yep 18:14:25 but we'll start from resources orchestration 18:14:50 and I hope that we'll land some kind of agents till the end of I 18:15:17 and so we'll avoid all the ssh/http from controller to vms 18:15:36 will anybody start working on contribution to heat? 18:15:40 jmaron, as i remember and understood it correctly, heat guys told us that Neutron somehow can apply ip addresses before provisioning, so etc host manipulation could be done during cloud init script running 18:15:52 aignatov, could you please make an update about our CI lab 18:16:12 CI Lab is broken :( 18:16:23 so it will set -1 always from now 18:16:56 any sense how long to fix? 18:16:57 is this a temporary issue that is being resolved? 18:17:01 aignatov, yep, AFAIK it's possible to acquire IP addresses from Neutron and then generate Heat template 18:17:03 it happened during moving ci from grizzly to havana 18:17:03 aignatov: will this work for floating IPs? 18:17:41 jspeidel: this temporary, our deployers do the best to make it work again 18:18:20 alazarev: don't know, need to dig it 18:18:46 ok, let's move on 18:18:50 i think ips assignment is the idea for the one more PoC 18:18:50 alazarev, we don't need floating ip for /etc/hosts 18:18:51 neutron client allows querying for floating IP pools, I believe, so it seems possible 18:19:18 ruhe: oh yeah…true 18:19:23 only internal IPs needed to generate etc hosts 18:19:32 #topic Icehouse-1 plans 18:19:53 i1 will be in two weeks 18:20:06 so, looks like it's too late to plan something big on it 18:20:22 ruhe: oh, true 18:20:31 jspeidel: we will retrigger ci jobs for all failed tests in each patch 18:20:38 are there any thoughts about critical issues or bps that should be landed in i1? 18:20:47 aignatov: thanks for the update 18:21:24 for hdp, we are working on 18:21:24 https://blueprints.launchpad.net/savanna/+spec/hdp-specify-local-repo 18:21:24 and https://blueprints.launchpad.net/savanna/+spec/hdp-hdp2-support 18:21:31 SergeyLukjanov: may be we just need to fix all high priority bugs in i1. what do you think? 18:21:38 or at least all 18:22:16 jspeidel, I prefer to not land huge patches more one week before the milestone 18:22:19 fyi, next week is a standard vacation week in the US 18:22:44 at least -> almost 18:22:48 is it turkey week? 18:22:57 US folks, how'll be on vacation next week? :) 18:22:59 SergeyLukjanov: agreed that this work will not be complete for i1 18:23:04 ruhe, yes 18:23:22 turkey/dreidel week, actually 18:23:48 ruhe, it is 18:23:55 jspeidel, I'm talking only about icehouse-1 now, don't worry about rest 4.5 months :) 18:24:33 aignatov, it'll be great if we'll close high prio bugs 18:25:10 in fact only one is https://bugs.launchpad.net/savanna/+bug/1243638 18:25:25 https://bugs.launchpad.net/savanna/+bug/1240511 is randomly reproducable 18:25:40 and https://bugs.launchpad.net/savanna/+bug/1249063 18:25:47 I'll take it 18:26:06 https://bugs.launchpad.net/savanna/+bug/1252684 I'm not sure that it's doable atm 18:26:18 https://bugs.launchpad.net/savanna/+bug/1240511 is wired, yeah 18:26:40 any thoughts? 18:27:28 ok, let's move on 18:27:35 #topic Versioning and issues/bps management 18:28:04 I've talked today with ttx about savanna subprojects versioning and releasing 18:28:17 there are two mandatory changes needed 18:28:39 #info use a separate project and versions for the client 18:29:05 jfyi, ttx is release manager of openstack 18:29:14 and release -extra separately too because it's not really connected to the main project 18:29:25 and should moved to the Hadoop community 18:29:46 ttx == Thierry Carrez 18:30:14 what you mean should moved to hadoop community? 18:30:43 they dont want to have java code 18:30:44 OpenStack community is not the best place for Hadoop FS and java code :) 18:31:14 and due to the fact that it was partially landed to the Hadoop, we should push it to the Hadoop eco I think 18:31:17 -extra is currently swift plugin for hadoop and edp example 18:31:22 yep 18:31:25 +1 to that 18:31:43 stevel has posted backports of the swift plugin to both the hadoop 1.x and 2.x branches 18:32:03 as for the edp example - it's strongly wired with main code and could be moved to the savanna repo 18:32:24 mattf: it is in 2.x only for now 18:32:24 there is a problem with this plugin being a part of hadoop code 18:32:25 i'm mildly concerned about the edp test jar files 18:32:36 i was thinking about proposing they get moved to -extra 18:32:50 it'll be difficult to update it with changes in OpenStack api 18:32:58 mattf: do you have info about 1.x? 18:33:01 all tests will be moved to the tempest eventually 18:33:05 i think i should find sources of jars 18:33:09 all integration tests* 18:33:12 and publish 18:33:14 alazarev, yeah, i can share the email w/ you after the meeting 18:33:29 anybody hear me? 18:33:30 nadya_, +1 at a minimum 18:33:39 great :) 18:33:44 nadya_, it'll be great to publish sources 18:33:46 mattf: thank you, please do it 18:34:13 udf.jar is piggybank, all rest code is self-written 18:34:22 that's all examples 18:34:36 so, for now, I think to keep -extra as is and release it with main savanna code 18:34:49 to keep examples near to the project 18:34:50 mattf: because I'm doing back port to 1.x right now, it would be great if everything is already done 18:35:03 alazarev, i would imagine! 18:35:22 backport the swift plugin to 1.x ? 18:35:30 yes 18:35:32 yes 18:35:44 yeah it works with 1.x .. one or two minor tweaks 18:35:45 we'll have separated launchpad projects for both client and dashboard plugin 18:35:59 the next step is to push data locality patch to both 1.x and 2.x 18:36:01 SergeyLukjanov, btw, call me a purist, but committing a jar to git is wrong 18:36:16 mattf, that's wrong indeed 18:36:17 agree with mattf 18:36:20 purist 18:36:22 swift data locality 18:36:24 mattf: +1 18:36:25 mattf, I'm absolutely agree, that's just temp solution 18:36:38 git never forgets 18:36:42 we just need to describe instructions where to find needed jar file 18:36:53 what jar do you mean? 18:36:53 mattf: +1 18:37:00 can't we upload it to the same place where qcow2 images are hosted? 18:37:01 udf.jar in current examples is here https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/PIG/PiggyBank 18:37:02 nadya_, any jar 18:37:08 udf.jar ? 18:37:10 nadya_, any binary file 18:37:10 yes 18:37:31 sergey, I mean our case 18:37:41 nadya_, specifically these jars = https://review.openstack.org/#/c/56235/ 18:37:54 yep 18:38:10 we have 2 more subprojects - dashboard and elements and here we have several options 18:38:28 we move swift plugins to Hadoop, udf i will publish. i thought we have no more jars 18:38:28 edp-lib.jar is udf.jar or piggybank, edp-job.jar is renamed oozie-examples 18:38:36 alazarev: data locality patch? 18:38:40 we don;tneed to keep it in any repo 18:39:29 let's return back to the releasing/versions 18:39:29 ah, libs...i see 18:39:38 jmaron: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/47824/ 18:40:16 we'll release client much faster than savanna and so we can release dashboard too 18:40:35 the question is - should we adjust our dashboard releases with savanna or not 18:40:35 * mattf considers getting off his client soapbox 18:40:51 the same with elements 18:40:53 adjust with savanna? 18:41:00 anyway, looks like we may add lib to maven dependencies w.g. I think we may find a way to avoid jars 18:41:05 I mean main code 18:41:12 SergeyLukjanov, definitely should 18:41:18 adjust = align? 18:41:32 yep 18:41:51 SergeyLukjanov: we should somehow sync APIs they use/provide 18:41:57 SergeyLukjanov, otherwise it'll make a hell to those who bundle savanna into distro packages 18:42:34 ruhe, sounds reasonable 18:42:39 agreed, they should be aligned 18:42:45 we have a handful of deliverables: savanna, dashboard, elements, client, extra. we're versioning and releasing them all together. what's the desired end state? 18:43:18 so, in such case, if savanna is in active development and savannaclient is not because it already has need functional, savannaclient amy become i2 from i1 without any patch, right? 18:43:20 mattf, we'll have separated versioning for client starting from today 18:43:37 sounds like extra -> /dev/null, client -> independent entity, savanna -> independent entity, dashboard -> horizon 18:43:57 yep, we'll do it after graduating from the incubation 18:44:06 mattf: in this case after API change in any component it could be used only in next release 18:44:11 (I mean horizon) 18:44:38 alazarev, i'm not as firmly on my soapbox so long as the releases cycles are separated 18:44:41 client should keep backward compatibility and support prev. APIs versions 18:45:07 is extra going away? I got impression some EDP code would remain 18:45:17 alazarev, if we release client in i1 and have to wait 6 weeks to fix dashboard in i2, ugh 18:45:49 client will be released separately anyway, it's not a question to discuss 18:46:15 SergeyLukjanov, yeah, well done identifying the problem and defusing the argument 18:46:15 the question is only about -dashboard and -image-elements 18:46:40 what if we start pushing our elements up to dib? 18:46:40 i demand client releases on the same date with the main code. there might be additional releases for sure 18:46:42 mattf, lol 18:47:15 ruhe, is SergeyLukjanov close enough to throw something at you? 18:47:24 no :) 18:47:28 darn 18:48:11 ruhe, it's not a common approach in OpenStack 18:48:14 ruhe, you're proposing a stronger alignment. not only is client released whenever we feel like it but it is also _always_ released w/ savanna main? 18:48:34 clients have new releases after some important fixes or after some period of time 18:48:39 to that i'd say sure, as long as i'm not doing the extra, potentially unnecessary, work to do that release 18:48:40 minor releases 18:48:49 and major for new release cycles and API versions 18:49:22 mattf, otherwise how can we align all the dependencies when packaging savanna, dashboard and client into disto packages 18:49:39 i think we accept that version numbers no longer match 18:49:43 ruhe, I don't think that it's a problem 18:49:58 imho version numbers should not be aligned to identify compatibility. that's what deps are for. 18:50:07 ruhe, the same story with all other OpenStack projects 18:50:16 mattf: +1 18:50:59 SergeyLukjanov, i only want all the dependencies to be aligned. otherwise newer version of pythonclient might be api-compatible for denendency-incompatible 18:51:15 *but denendency-incompatible 18:51:24 btw, the next releases will be 2014.1.b1 for savanna, 0.4 for python-savannaclient and if we decided to keep rest subprojects aligned with main savanna releases than they'll be 2013.1.b1 too 18:52:05 how about the idea of elements -> dib ? 18:52:20 mattf, only after incubation 18:52:40 why's that? 18:52:59 it's an integrated project 18:53:08 dib, that is? 18:53:17 https://github.com/openstack/diskimage-builder 18:53:33 ttx suggests to move them to the savanna repo for the I release (like trove guys done) and then move them to dib or tripleo 18:54:10 but it looks like that we should keep them separately and just release them with main code 18:54:21 mattf, who wanted to move elements to savanna repo originally? ;) 18:54:48 aignatov, not me, I have concerns about gating them and just using 18:54:53 the same story with -extra repo 18:55:56 so, I think the main question is still about -dashboard 18:56:17 is it better to be possible to push more versions for it? 18:56:44 how fluid do we think it's going to be, feature wise? 18:56:47 dashboard should indicate with which savanna version it works 18:57:06 is any way to do that without having releases synced? 18:57:18 dashboard only depends on client :) 18:57:25 that's released separately 18:57:35 that's my concern 18:58:17 [savanna, -image-elements, -extra] [client] [dashboard] 18:58:30 ^^ my current opinion 18:59:06 and then we move dashboard to horizon and we'll have only two separately releasing groups 18:59:31 looks like we're out of time, let's move to the #savanna and continue discussion 18:59:33 i dont understand what variants we have except the above 18:59:38 it'll be better to complete it tpday 18:59:44 and how dashboard and savanna linked in this case? By docs? 19:00:06 thank you all guys 19:00:09 #endmeeting