14:59:31 #startmeeting OPNFV TSC 14:59:31 Meeting started Tue Dec 1 14:59:31 2015 UTC. The chair is ChrisPriceAB. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 14:59:31 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic. 14:59:31 The meeting name has been set to 'opnfv_tsc' 14:59:35 #topic Roll Call 14:59:41 #info Chris Price 15:00:17 #info Frank Brockners 15:00:24 #info Julien 15:00:28 #info Edgar StPierre 15:01:09 #topic Approval of previous minutes of meeting 15:01:15 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/wiki/tsc#november_24_2015 previous minutes 15:01:24 #info previous minutes approved without comment 15:01:34 #topic Agenda Bashing 15:01:43 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/wiki/tsc#december_1_2015 Current TSC Agenda 15:02:11 #info Bryan Sullivan 15:03:14 #topic Milestone D update 15:03:20 #chair rpaik 15:03:20 Current chairs: ChrisPriceAB rpaik 15:03:53 #info Debra reports that milestone D reporting is looking good, however projects are reporting issues looking forward to milestone E 15:03:58 #info Chris Wright 15:04:20 #info more details to be addressed during the weekly project call, Debra will run 1-1 project discussions following milestone D 15:04:41 we now have quorum 15:04:43 #topic OPNFV Plugfest, needs and support 15:04:50 #info Ashlee Young 15:05:18 #info Vikram Dham 15:05:29 Wenjing is traveling 15:05:47 #info Brian Skerry 15:07:14 #info Certification & Compliance committee desires to have plugfest events after each release. First one targeting March-June timeframe post Brahmaputra 15:08:17 #info ChrisPriceAB notes that a working group from the tehcnical community is needed (e.g. testing/integration) for Plugfests 15:09:04 #info dlenrow 15:09:10 #action ChrisPriceAB/Wenjing will send a note to the mailing list to start the conversation on Plugfest working group 15:09:24 #topic Q1 Hackfest Collab-Summit and ONS discussion 15:09:34 #info Parviz Yegani 15:13:07 It would be useful in this event to show how the B release can be augmented and tested with additional features, and to help other projects get over the hump on that 15:14:58 the heckfest could also be a useful venue to demo'ing open source based VNFM capabilities that we have packaged on top oof the B release by that point 15:15:00 there is echo on Neary's and Heather's calls 15:15:32 Taho is bad. getting there will be a logistic disaster. 15:15:54 esp for people that are not familiar with the area 15:16:39 i personally think major metro areas are best for hackfests 15:17:11 #action rpaik to send out a survey to the community to identify where we would get the best attendance. 15:18:22 #topic OPNFV security initiative: Badge program engagement 15:18:26 ChrisPriceAB: you are echoing. 15:18:57 yes hearing echo from Chris here too 15:19:07 #当局者迷 15:19:15 #info It is fine now 15:22:39 * ChrisPriceAB jumped on a circuit line so hopefully doesn't echo anymore 15:23:02 #link https://www.coreinfrastructure.org/programs/badge-program information on the badge program 15:23:40 #info lhinds walks through some of the prerequisites to OPNFV earning badges 15:24:16 #info many of the items address security specific considerations in our existing ways of working that can be incrementally implemented. 15:25:29 #info ashyoung asks what mechanisms are needed to trigger a security evaluation 15:25:36 #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/security/securecode 15:26:20 #info lhinds encourages community support for the security impact assessment group 15:26:49 #info Tapio Tallgren 15:27:33 * ChrisPriceAB wonders if we should implement the security processes as part of our release projects. (not for B relelease though) 15:27:37 Thank you! 15:28:09 #info can you sign me up as a security reviewer? 15:28:57 #info lhinds outlines the main areas of needed work is around the code analysis system. 15:31:20 #info chrispriceab asks if we should as a community implement a badge program through our security group 15:31:50 #info bjskery asks what the impact is of our upstream components if they are not participating. 15:32:13 #info lhinds answers that we should focus on what we provide upstream and internally a a starting point 15:32:40 #info bjskerry asks if there is a timeframe that needs to be achieved with this initiative for security issues? 15:33:14 #info lhinds answers that there is a recommended criteria for a timeframe to address security issues 15:34:48 #info cdub chimes in and agrees that security if important, but is trying to undersand how OPNFV as an integration project achieves the badge 15:35:09 #info parvis asks what areas of security we are focused on? 15:35:44 #info lhinds & cdub answer that it spans across all areas. 15:37:19 #info lhinds outlines this provides a reccomended framework for us to help focus on security as a community. Best practices for our internal activities will need to be done internally within OPNFV. 15:38:26 #link https://github.com/linuxfoundation/cii-best-practices-badge/blob/master/doc/criteria.md 15:39:29 lhinds we have instrumented auditing, dpi, ids/ips in onosfw 15:39:39 #info cdub asks if this is something we should focus on or if there are higher priority items. 15:39:45 #info the Security Group is from Linux Foundation or OPNFV? 15:39:56 #info lhinds answers this helps us address the issues we are working on. 15:40:25 #link https://www.coreinfrastructure.org/ 15:40:37 We have an OPNFV security group, lead by lhinds, and we are discussing a security badging program in the linuxfoudnation 15:41:49 lhinds: thanks for taking this on 15:41:53 #agree The TSC has a concensus for the security group to pursue the badge program 15:42:05 #topic Pharos LF & Community lab use for Brahmaputra release processing 15:43:31 #link https://etherpad.opnfv.org/p/brahmaputra_release_testing proposal for testing and deployment in Brahmaputra 15:44:05 #info fdegir outlines that there will be resource constraints for Brahmaputra testing if we constrain our release testing to be done only on the LF labs. 15:45:00 #info fdegir outlines the discussion extends to CI processes, stable artifact usage and testing tools for the Brahmaputra release. 15:45:50 #info fdegir describes that the most important action is to allow more labs to be used for the release. 15:46:38 #info chrispriceab asks how we know which labs will provide the needed capability 15:46:56 Do these have to be bare metal pods? 15:46:59 #info fdegir answers that Pharos and pharos compliance will be used to evaluate the applciability of the labs 15:47:09 Thank you 15:47:26 #info fdegir states that bare metal labs are required 15:47:56 I have 5 pods now? Is that enough for you? And can someone help me configure them? 15:48:09 #info trevorintel states that we need to identify which labs qualify for release purposes and can they be dedicated for release purposes. 15:48:55 #info this would require developmental labs to be re-purposed for release testing during the release candidate phase of Brahmaputra. 15:49:19 #info fdegir describes that we should re-purpose these labs now in order to work through issues that may pop up. 15:51:44 #info ashlee asks if she is able to get extra pods is there someone available to help configure them for release purposes 15:53:01 Can we take this to a vote? 15:53:16 #info chrispriceab states the question as; does the TSC approve the use of community labs for the release of Brahmaputra? 15:54:04 #info hkirksey describes that while the cetral lab may not be mandatory, hardware portability is a goal we should maintain for Brahmaputra. 15:55:35 #info frankbrockners describes that portability should be impicit in the CI whereby the lab is not coupled in any way to the deployment of the software. 15:56:33 #info Status of community labs https://wiki.opnfv.org/pharos_rls_b_labs 15:56:57 scheduling CI runs from OPNFV Jenkins to different PODs is the aim 15:57:29 these different PODs are located in different community labs 15:58:06 except if we use zuul or something 15:58:13 jenkins is not possible to distribute 15:58:20 #info +1 15:58:24 # agree to use community pharos testlab resources for CI test, it's just like Openstack to use 3rd CI env 15:58:40 #agree 15:58:49 +1 15:58:51 and this will help us to see how portable OPNFV is 15:59:10 our aim should be to try running in OPNFV in different labs 15:59:44 infra and test projects have concensus 15:59:49 +1 (proxy for Wenjing) 16:00:14 #agree the TSC agrees to allow the use of Pharos community equipment for release testing. 16:00:29 thanks a lot 16:00:31 Thanks! 16:00:46 #endmeeting