17:00:07 #startmeeting sfc_weekly 17:00:07 Meeting started Thu Feb 19 17:00:07 2015 UTC. The chair is tbachman. Information about MeetBot at http://ci.openstack.org/meetbot.html. 17:00:07 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 17:00:07 The meeting name has been set to 'sfc_weekly' 17:00:07 * ebrjohn_ it only took me 10 minutes this time 17:00:10 #chair ebrjohn_ 17:00:10 Current chairs: ebrjohn_ tbachman 17:00:22 #link https://meetings.opendaylight.org/opendaylight-sfc/2015/sfc_weekly/opendaylight-sfc-sfc_weekly.2015-02-12-17.00.html Last week’s meeting minutes 17:00:29 #topic agenda 17:04:08 #info ebrjohn_ asks if we can get a POC in time for M3 17:04:08 #info ebrjohn_ says repenno has updated the functional spec 17:04:49 #info edwarnicke says that SFC is delegating the classification 17:05:02 #info ebrjohn_ says that’s been the assumption — GBP decides what traffic goes into SFC 17:05:15 #info edwarnicke says you might need to put a new classifier type into the model 17:07:03 #info ebrjohn_ asks how GBP and SFC are going to work 17:07:35 #link https://git.opendaylight.org/gerrit/#/c/15491/ gerrit in SFC to provide API to GBP 17:08:07 #linkk https://git.opendaylight.org/gerrit/#/c/15255/ gerrit in GBP to invoke SFC functionality 17:09:24 #info edwarnicke says we have a new action in GBP, which specifies the service function chain name 17:10:19 #info edwarnicke says just getting the service chain name, that should should be enough to handle the ingress 17:10:27 #info paulq and ebrjohn_ say yes 17:10:40 #info paulq wants to make sure that SFC is handing back everything GBP needs 17:11:01 #info edwarnicke asks how modular is the thing that handles the SFC action 17:12:37 #info tbachman asks what edwarnicke means by modular 17:13:05 #info edwarnicke also asks who might be contributing to things like MPLS encap 17:13:34 #info ebrjohn_ had mentioned the possibility of doing the MPLS part in GBP 17:14:28 #info edwarnicke says he’d like to see integration soon as possible, as that’s when we find issues 17:14:36 #info edwarnicke says M3 is also coming up, which is functionality freeze 17:14:54 #info ebrjohn_ agrees — says we have about 1 month 17:17:16 #info ebrjohn_ asks if we can shoot for getting commits merged by Monday 17:17:26 #info tbachman says we can shoot for Monday 17:18:03 ebrjohn_: may I suggest we touch on how things are progressing with merging the patches in the GBP meeting tomorrow ? 17:18:11 #info ebrjohn_ asks if there’s anything else that needs to be discussed about integrating GBP and SFC 17:18:52 #info paulq says there’s a question on the next hop. In a perfect world, the packet would pop-out and the tunnel would be in place. However, you don’t always know where you’re going to pop out, as services move, etc. 17:19:09 #info paulq says having an API to query an overlay API for this info would be helpful 17:19:17 #info ebrjohn_ says that’s more of a long-term item 17:19:34 #info paulq is fine with preconfigured tunnels for the POC 17:20:30 #info mickey_spiegel says there’s one issue he doesn’t understand yet — if we have multiple ways in through classifiers (e.g. 2 different L4 ports into the same chain), how do we get it to go through the same set of nodes; reuse a service path? two different paths? 17:21:12 #info paulq says he’s not sure if it matters for phase 1; using NSH as an example, for a given path ID, SFC programs the data plane appropriate to go to the same nodes — so it’s consistent 17:21:27 #info mickey_spiegel asks if GBP should be asking for only 1 rendered service path? 17:21:48 #info ebrjohn_ says rendered service paths can be symmetric — you’re going to have to have two service paths 17:22:07 #info mickey_spiegel says he wasn’t referring to direction - should be a pair instead of one; is curious what that API looks like 17:23:03 #info mickey_spiegel says GBP has EPGs 1 & 2, with classifier where port 80 needs SFC and port 8080 does as well. Does GBP ask for two service paths? If so, does that make different service function instances? 17:23:24 #info ebrjohn_ says last week we spoke about asking a service chain in a more abstract way — we want a FW, DPI, etc. 17:24:15 #info mickey_spiegel says it’s a simpler question; If port 80 and port 8080 are different rules in GBP, and we want them to go thru the same service function instances, does GBP ask for one chain or two? 17:24:54 #info paulq says it comes down to what the meaning of a service function path is; for POC, let’s keep it simple 17:25:19 #info paulq says that for now, when you request a chain from SFC, SFC constrains it to return the same path 17:25:47 #info mickey_spiegel says that’s a work-around for short term, but is interested in the long term solution 17:26:35 #info ebrjohn_ says that the service path has already been created, so should be there; if you ask multiple times, should be the same thing returned 17:27:06 #info mickey_spiegel asks if the chain is created by name, or by ID 17:27:28 #info ebrjohn_ says the path should be created by the time GBP asks for it; the API just returns the ID 17:28:22 #info paulq asks if mickey_spiegel can put his question to the mailling list — also since repenno isn’t here for today’s call 17:31:14 #action tbachman and repenno to get patches merged by monday 17:31:33 #action ebrjohn_ to send email to lists asking for folks to review the patches 17:32:14 #endmeeting