00:30:06 <n0ano> #startmeeting weekly 00:30:06 <collabot`> Meeting started Fri Feb 26 00:30:06 2016 UTC. The chair is n0ano. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 00:30:06 <collabot`> Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic. 00:30:06 <collabot`> The meeting name has been set to 'weekly' 01:07:59 <n0ano> #topic B Release 01:08:00 <n0ano> Good news is that Brahmaputra will be released tomorrow, 2/26, and the 01:08:00 <n0ano> KVM Fuel plugin will be in that release. Bad news is there are significant 01:08:00 <n0ano> bugs in that plugin that won't be corrected until the SR1 release in late 01:08:00 <n0ano> March. We have fixed the known bugs but didn't discover the fixes until 01:08:00 <n0ano> 2 days ago, too late to make the first B release. Note that the bugs 01:08:02 <n0ano> have not been in the KVM kernel code but rather the fact that our default 01:08:04 <n0ano> real time configuration didn't include all of the kernel modules (like 01:08:06 <n0ano> some network filters modules) that the rest of the OPNFV system was 01:08:08 <n0ano> depending upon. 01:08:10 <n0ano> #topic C release 01:08:12 <n0ano> We need to control our own destiny better and make sure that the KVM team 01:08:14 <n0ano> is responsible for installer support and basic testing (testing meaning 01:08:16 <n0ano> running Yardstick). This will just be more work for the C release but 01:08:18 <n0ano> we really need to plan for this. 01:08:20 <n0ano> Looks like the installer issue is still open. Don D. is of the opinion 01:08:22 <n0ano> that we have to be able to install on both Ubuntu and Centos, there's not 01:08:24 <n0ano> community requirement per se but it shouldn't be OPNFV's job to pick 01:08:28 <n0ano> distro winners/losers so we should be able to handle both major flavors 01:08:30 <n0ano> (deb & rpm). If Fuel decides to add support for Centos (Intel is checking 01:08:32 <n0ano> to see if that is possible) we can stay with Fuel, otherwise we need to 01:08:34 <n0ano> consider supporting Fuel and (being run by RedHat it will certainly support 01:08:36 <n0ano> rpm based systems). Alternatively, we can drop Fuel support and move 01:08:38 <n0ano> to Compass which is claiming both Ubuntu and Centos support. 01:08:40 <n0ano> Jose has some experience on Ansible which is what Compass is based upon, he 01:08:42 <n0ano> is doing some research in this area. 01:08:44 <n0ano> #topic Opens 01:08:46 <n0ano> Jose has been looking into upgrading to qemu 2.5, encountered some issues 01:08:48 <n0ano> that should be easy to solve. 01:08:50 <n0ano> #topic PTL changes 01:08:52 <n0ano> Don Dugger will be retiring in a month so will be stepping down from 01:08:54 <n0ano> his PTL responsibilities. He might stay on and continue as a committer 01:08:58 <n0ano> but feels someone else should talk on the PTL role. We've got a month 01:09:00 <n0ano> to think about this, and Raghu has volunteer take on this role, but w 01:09:20 <n0ano> #endmeeting