14:00:14 #startmeeting OPNFV TSC 14:00:14 Meeting started Tue Mar 24 14:00:14 2015 UTC. The chair is ChrisPriceAB. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 14:00:14 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic. 14:00:14 The meeting name has been set to 'opnfv_tsc' 14:00:22 #topic roll call 14:00:27 #info Chris Price 14:00:31 #info colindixon for Tom Nadeau 14:00:38 #info Dirk Kutscher 14:00:40 * ChrisPriceAB welcome colin 14:00:53 #info Uli Kleber 14:01:06 ChrisPriceAB: good to be here 14:01:26 #info Frank Brockners 14:02:12 I’m now on the audio as well 14:03:44 #topic approval of previous meeting minutes 14:03:50 #agree minutes approved 14:03:59 #info Ashiq Khan 14:04:02 #topic Agenda Bashing 14:04:09 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/wiki/tsc 14:04:29 #info dlenrow 14:05:56 #info Wenjing Chu 14:06:22 #info discuss release artifacts in the context of the releases wiki 14:06:25 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/releases 14:06:31 #info Julien 14:08:12 #info Pierre Lynch 14:08:14 #topic OpenStack community status 14:08:37 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/community/openstack 14:09:05 rpaik: it usually helps if you add a short description at the end of the line after the link 14:09:16 #info dneary outlines blueprint review is occuring on the Thursday technical community calls 14:09:19 something like #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/community/openstack The OpenStack community tracking page 14:09:28 thanks will do :-) 14:10:12 #info work has been done on reviewing the propsals and work is ongoing to develop the blueprints to a point where we are ready to add them to the upstream gerrit for further discussion and review 14:10:24 #info the idea is to do the work in the target community as soon as we are ready 14:11:08 #info I will be providing the Copper blueprints in the ceilometer template this week, starting today I will upload the first versions 14:11:11 #info dneary outlines we would like to establish best practices and a repeatable process for OPNFV projects to engage 14:11:26 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/community/openstack 14:11:39 #info Prakash outlines the list on the community page only addresses blueprints for the OPNFV requirements projects. 14:11:44 #undo 14:11:44 Removing item from minutes: 14:12:02 #info dneary outlines the list on the community page only addresses blueprints for the OPNFV requirements 14:12:33 #info dneary describes that blueprints to be reviewed by the community should be handled through the community page. 14:13:06 #info Dave - what does "sent off to Openstack" mean? I think we will be submitting the blueprtints as individual members of the Openstack projects, right? 14:13:14 #info current blueprint activity is targetting Liberty which will be release in October of 2015 14:13:49 #chair rpaik 14:13:49 Current chairs: ChrisPriceAB rpaik 14:13:53 #chair dneary 14:13:53 Current chairs: ChrisPriceAB dneary rpaik 14:14:04 #chair colindixon 14:14:04 Current chairs: ChrisPriceAB colindixon dneary rpaik 14:14:07 * ChrisPriceAB hehe 14:14:59 #info dneary says that “while you’re free to do what you want, we suggest you do an internal review process (inside OPNFV) first so that blueprints that go to OpenStack aren’t rejected out of hand” 14:15:05 bryan_att, "sent off" was bad phrasing on my part 14:15:06 #info Ashiq suggests that all blueprints from OPNFV should go through this review process 14:15:06 #info Ashiq_ makes the suggestion that all OPNFV blueprints shoudl participate in the review process before being submitted to openstack 14:15:14 Yes, Thursday at 14:15:38 Thursday at 9am EST/1pm UTC 14:17:11 #info bryan_att asks what is required for a blueprint to be reviewed by OPNFV before it is submitted to openstack. 14:18:00 #info dneary reccomends the bar be set low in OPNFV, the technical discussion on the submission should be done in the openstack community process. 14:18:42 #info bryan_att asks who will measure and "approve" the submission of proposals 14:19:31 bryan_att, It's a two-step review process - 1. OPNFV sanity check, 2. Technical review and iteration in OpenStack 14:20:29 #info it sounds like we are saying "do diligence" but setting no concrete expectations for that. That's OK but let's be clear. We are not setting up any specific review process internal to OPNFV 14:21:08 #info ChrisPraiceAB also suggest considering resource availiability within OPNFV before submitting blueprints 14:21:23 #info We have to be able to resource the blueprints but that's just part of the diligence - don't propose what you can't deliver on\ 14:22:36 do requirements projects need to be submited as an OS blueprint? 14:23:05 Who submits the blue-print is the person who is requesting the feature - the "committers" on the project are committed to seeing the project success, and thus to having developer resources which can implement the process through to upstream acceptance 14:24:05 #info ChrisPriceAB reiterates that there are lots of communities, which do things differently, and we need to be respectful of upstream processes 14:25:20 #info frankbrockners asks if it makes sense to use our dev tools (e.g. gerritt) for the review process 14:25:29 #info dneary: agreed - the committers of blueprint patches are the discrete participants in the Openstack community that represent the consensus of the OPNFV project, and should be somehow agreed as such (the OPNFV representative) by the OPNFV project. 14:27:04 * ChrisPriceAB frankbrockners flying in the blueprint processing skies 14:28:17 Sorry - I think I mistaked voices 14:31:21 #info ChrisPriceAB asks can we form a core group for this activity? 14:32:35 * ChrisPriceAB dneary maybe more an ear to bend than a neck to grab! 14:33:03 OK 14:33:29 I will add my name to that page, and think about how to structure things a bit better 14:33:43 #info dneary is our contact for this activity with OpenStack community 14:33:48 #topic Arno release candidacy and final release activities 14:35:40 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/releases 14:36:01 #info release candiate activities highlight issues/things that need to be fixed 14:37:40 #info ChrisPriceAB suggests April 9th as the first release candidate date. 2nd release candidate the following week. 14:40:15 #info frankbrockners adds we need a definition of a candidate prior to April 9th 14:40:43 #info Release Candidates scope per track/stack should be defined by next week TSC meeting March 31st 14:43:46 #info Final cut release should be cut by April 21st 14:44:31 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/releases OPNFV release page 14:44:56 colindixon, I'm not so nervous, mostly because OPNFV has not (yet) been developing a lot of new code 14:47:41 * ChrisPriceAB agreed, we are dependant on stable releases, it's our config that will cause problems. :) 14:48:02 #info Currently, we can not build the BGS(Fuel) ISO successfully if we plan to provide the resource to provide the ISO because of the Great FireWall 14:49:20 #info frankbrockners describes the documentation needs as: hardware platform state, installed system state, user guide, validation completed 14:49:46 #info I suggest ISO the relevant resources both will be released 14:49:50 #info ChrisPriceAB suggests documentation format should be PDF & ISO 14:55:49 #info Can bring ISO behind a firewall and bring-up on a Pharos-like environment 14:59:45 info: +2 to a deterministic install experience! 15:00:37 #link https://etherpad.opnfv.org/p/bgs 15:00:41 #info +2 to a deterministic install experience! we need to be sure that it works and is not as chaotic/painful as the current experience in installing these components. 15:01:23 # info agree with bryan_att, it is very difficult now. 15:01:57 #info #info frank is referring to line 16 on the etherpad 15:04:40 Should we have secure checksum of some kind? 15:05:10 #agree to the release vehicle being: 15:05:10 - ISO image (BGS supplied) 15:05:10 - Documentation (user guide - describing key functionality supplied, installation procedure, target system state - BGS supplied) 15:05:10 - Documentation (test scenarios that release complies with - FuncTest supplied) 15:05:10 - Documentation (hardware guide - Pharos supplied) 15:10:18 #agree Automatic testing will not be part of the release artifacts 15:10:35 #info rc0 on april2, rc1 on april9, rc2 onapril 16 and fianl rel 1 cut on 21 , test and verify on April 22 - lable, cerate repo etc and release 1on April 23rd 15:11:25 #link - openstack release schedule - https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Kilo_Release_Schedule 15:12:11 #link https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Release_Cycle openstack release cycle definitions 15:12:34 #info Paviz Yegani 15:12:55 #info Tapio Tallgren (Nokia) 15:13:53 Sorry for being late, I forgot about the daylight savings thing... And then I had irc problems 15:19:32 #info question are we trying to portray Release 1 vs. OPNFV architecture? 15:20:19 #info We need to ensure we convey that OPNFV is publishing a complete, out-of-the-box NFVI reference platform. Just a picture with boxes and lines does not capture that. 15:21:47 #info We need to capture the vision in a graphic, not necessarily the architecture. ODL 15:23:06 #info ODL has a diagram that is less useful in capturing the vision (and includes things outside ODL's scope), as compared to OpenStack's, We need something less detailed and more objective-evoking. 15:24:03 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/oscar/project_proposal. 15:24:39 Documenting OPNFV as a pipeline, basically? 15:24:55 With OpenStack and ODL as inputs, and an NFV platform as an output? 15:27:11 #info We need to capture the vision of OPNFV as a system integration project that simplifies NFVI while it provide a comprehensive platform 15:27:44 Maybe take inspiration from Jenkins? 15:35:14 #info The call for inputs should include the expectation that all diagram proposals will identity the targeted audience for the diagram. There will be different audiences that people are thinking of as most important. 15:36:08 #info IMO the key audience will be those who attend conferences at which the OPNFV graphic is presented, and those that visit the OPNFV website. 15:37:49 #action rpaik to call for a discussion on the diagramattic representation for OPNFV. (Later this week) 15:40:01 #topic Arno Project plans & tracking 15:40:13 #info BGS updates for Arno 15:40:32 #link https://etherpad.opnfv.org/p/bgs The BGS team high level schedule for Arno 15:42:26 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/get_started/get_started_system_state defined end system state for BGS 15:43:16 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/pharos/pharos_specification defined hardware state for deployment 15:44:08 #info work is needed on defining the stable installed Networking state of the get_started_system_state wiki page 15:45:01 #info there is a target to have this wiki defined by the end of the week for the installers to build toward 15:46:12 #info ulik outlines the octopus readiness 15:46:34 #info there is further work to be done with the functest team to identify structure/triggers 15:47:00 #info for artifact storage google storage was proposed but is not able to be acessed from China at all 15:47:01 #action iben to document how ci and testing is done for openstack storage 15:48:14 #info Jonas asks if CI will work on mechanisms for build time as we have common libraries in genesis for deplyment 15:48:19 #undo 15:48:19 Removing item from minutes: 15:48:28 #info Jonas asks if CI has mechanisms for build time as we have common libraries in genesis for deplyment 15:49:15 #info Fatih answers that Jenkins jobs have been seperated based on where the commits are being generated to only build relevant artefacts. 15:49:38 #info Morgan describes the state for functest 15:50:09 #info the intention is each of the toochains should be able to run autonomously by Jenkins 15:50:36 #info the robot framework and rally framework is ongoing for automation development, this includes tempest work also 15:50:54 #info the vIMS is due to be ready by the end o f this week, or next week 15:51:06 #info the vPing project in ongoing 15:51:24 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/pharos_testing 15:53:31 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/pharos_testing testing wiki page 15:57:15 frankbrockners, https://wiki.opnfv.org/get_started_experiment1 has a hardware & services state diagram - is this the kind of thing you need in the "Target state"? 15:59:00 Just checking - did VIM-NBI come up for discussion? 15:59:08 I may have missed it 15:59:21 noe not yet, needed to ensure we get some Arno discussions sorted this week... 15:59:22 dneary: yes - this is very similar to what we're looking for. 15:59:55 dneary: just needs to be synch'ed with everyone and generalized 15:59:57 frankbrockners, Hopefully it can be made reusable 16:00:12 ChrisPriceAB, OK - that's fine 16:00:18 dneary: this is what we discussed on the BGS call yesterday. Jonas promised to send out a strawman as well. 16:00:21 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/documentation_projects/opnfv_documentation documentation project proposal 16:00:57 frankbrockners, Good. I think that's been up for a while (I was looking for an older, less detailed, version yesterday, and couldn't find it) 16:01:23 I have to sign off... 16:01:24 dneary: more detail is good 16:01:28 thanks dneary 16:03:13 #endmeeting