15:03:03 <ulik> #startmeeting Polestar 15:03:03 <collabot> Meeting started Thu Aug 4 15:03:03 2016 UTC. The chair is ulik. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 15:03:03 <collabot> Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic. 15:03:03 <collabot> The meeting name has been set to 'polestar' 15:03:29 <A__> Hi All 15:03:46 <A__> We are still stuck in the board meeting. Will come over in 5 mins 15:04:47 <bryan_att> is the polecat meeting on today? 15:04:49 <margaret> oh i thought i got the wrong date/timme 15:05:04 <ulik> hi all, Polestar is on today. 15:05:05 <margaret> can someone start the gotomeeting bridge? 15:05:19 <ulik> Only the board meeting is running late. 15:05:26 <ulik> No, I cannot start the GTM. 15:05:31 <ulik> LF should do that 15:05:37 <min_lf> the board meeting is still in session. Polestar and Board meeting use the same GTM, I will start it right after the Board meeting ends 15:05:50 <margaret> ok. 15:06:02 <margaret> i need to step out a minute 15:08:02 <dneary> Hi 15:08:15 <dneary> Anyone know if the call is on? I am in "waiting for organizer" status 15:08:35 <dneary> ulik, bryan_att: On the call? Am I in the right place? 15:09:01 <ulik> dneary, yes, everything ok. 15:09:07 <bryan_att> still waiting for the BOD to finish 15:09:09 <ulik> We need to wait until the board finishes. 15:09:21 <min_lf> thanks for everyone 15:09:25 <min_lf> patience 15:09:51 <dneary> min_lf, Any estimate on when the board call will wrap up? 15:10:15 <margaret> yes we keep getting dropped off the GTM bridge 15:11:25 <min_lf> can't start Polestar till Board meeting is done. 15:11:56 <A__> Board meeting has finally ended :-) 15:13:09 <dneary> So, did we get our board approval for adding 5 TSC members at large? 15:14:07 <A__> Is everyone in 15:14:10 <ulik> #topic roll call 15:14:38 <dneary> #info Dave Neary 15:14:52 <TapioT> #info Tapio Tallgren 15:14:55 <margaret> #info Margaret Chiosi 15:14:57 <yujunz> #info Yujun Zhang 15:15:08 <bryan_att> #info Bryan Sullivan 15:15:15 <ulik> #chair A__ 15:15:15 <collabot> Current chairs: A__ ulik 15:15:30 <ulik> #chair margaret dneary 15:15:30 <collabot> Current chairs: A__ dneary margaret ulik 15:15:39 <ulik> #topic Agenda approval 15:15:51 <dneary> Is there a link to the agenda, please? 15:16:23 <margaret> no it is in email 15:17:11 <dneary> Got it A__ 15:17:31 <ulik> #info dneary asks to put the agenda on the wiki 15:17:44 <ulik> #topic Governance of the WG 15:17:51 <dneary> ulik, FYI, that was bryan_att 15:18:05 <dneary> I don't mind taking the blame though :-) 15:19:09 <ulik> #agree that Margaret will be facilitator for the polestar group 15:22:02 <ulik> ulik proposes to ask SPC to invite Margaret to the SPC meetings 15:22:18 <dneary> I thought this group superceded the SPC group 15:22:24 <dneary> margaret, I thought the same 15:23:53 <ulik> #info Anthony and others clarify that the SPC will be responsible to put recommendations to the board 15:24:08 <ulik> #info The polestar is created under the SPC. 15:25:20 <ulik> #info there are tasks to the SPC that are not tasks to Polestar, e.g. mission statements 15:27:21 <bryan_att> #info FYI meetings page is now up at https://wiki.opnfv.org/display/polestar/Meetings with current and past meetings 15:27:31 <ulik> #info relation to OpenStack is task of polestar group 15:28:11 <ulik> #info polestar is tasked to collect use cases 15:28:46 <A__> WG has three task 15:29:25 <dneary> margaret, Agendas and minutes get persisted in the wiki, and IRC is where we take them in real time 15:29:49 <A__> 1. to define the core goals and initiatives, roadmaps, strategy, and track how well we are meeting the goals 15:30:42 <A__> 2. to delineate how to work with upstream, in particular openstack product WG and open stack in general 15:31:40 <A__> 3. to delinate how to collect the OPNFV use cases and to how to communicate to upstream projects and community at large 15:31:56 <A__> 2&3 was remanded to the WG by the board in the June meeting 15:32:33 <dneary> #info Anthony noted the three goals of the Polestar working group: 15:32:43 <dneary> #info 1. to define the core goals and initiatives, roadmaps, strategy, and track how well we are meeting the goals 15:32:58 <dneary> #info 2. to delineate how to work with upstream, in particular openstack product WG and open stack in general 15:33:31 <dneary> #info 3. to delinate how to collect the OPNFV use cases and to how to communicate to upstream projects and community at large 15:33:43 <dneary> #info 2&3 was remanded to the WG by the board in the June meeting 15:37:36 <dneary> #info dneary and bryan_att expressed concerns about Polestar taking a driving/controlling role in OPNFV's relationship with OpenStack 15:38:02 <A__> As the product working group is asking for our use cases, this group can be the enitity that deliver the unified use cases to the product working group 15:38:04 <dneary> #info Interesting discussion of nature of Polestar/OpenStack relationship ensued 15:39:00 <dneary> A__, A quick Meetbot tutorial: To minute something as information, start line with #info. To change topic, #topic. To document agreements/AIs: #agree 15:39:33 <bryan_att> I believe the organic approach, guided by effective advice (e.g. based upon real awareness of current interaction methods, and an understanding of what works), is best. This group can provide the advice only. 15:40:42 <A__> #info openstack product WG is asking for use cases so we need some entity to provide the overriding use case to product WG 15:40:48 <bryan_att> This group can organize around a strategic message on projects, roadmaps, etc to provide a meta-interaction proposal; but it should not get in the way of direct group interaction, even if that interaction conflicts the the strategy that this group advises 15:41:43 <margaret> +1 in bryan_att statement 15:42:06 <dneary> bryan_att, We could also provide guidance on success criteria/quantitative measurements of where we can do better 15:42:15 <A__> +1 bryan_att 15:42:15 <ulik> +1 15:43:34 <bryan_att> dneary: I agree, we just need to be open to discussion and varying perspectives on what is an effective metric and what those imply as to what we can do better 15:45:15 <bryan_att> It's really hard to herd cats, but if you attract them with catnip, you can. The catnip from this group would be a useful overall strategy, guide to implementing it, and roadblock-clearing to effective interaction. Nothing more. 15:48:44 <margaret> So can we focus on just two areas - key priority OPNFV areas and best practices for Openstack upstreaming 15:49:06 <dneary> margaret, +1 15:50:20 <ulik> #link https://wiki.opnfv.org/display/COM/OpenStack 15:50:23 <dneary> margaret, In that first part, does that include the promotion of use-cases in the Product WG? 15:50:37 <ulik> This page lists a lot of what we do and best practices 15:52:26 <bryan_att> There are a variety of group contexts that OPNFV as a collective project needs to message to, including e.g. the Operations NFV-Telco WG. e.g. see from Austin https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/AUS-ops-NFV-Telco. That was a very useful airing of issues, but needs some strategy toward tacking them 15:54:59 <bryan_att> "tracking" is OK as long as it adds value to the projects; it would not be helpful if it only puts the projects under some additional stress, without adding real useful ways (e.g. resources!) to relive that stress 15:55:12 <bryan_att> s/relive/relieve/ 15:55:24 <dneary> bryan_att, Freudian slip? 15:55:29 <dneary> :-) 15:55:51 <bryan_att> no that would be "relive that dress" 15:56:15 <A__> #info Note that the board just approved a small buget for the WG to get tools to create and track goals and initiatives: e.g. the !Aha tool 15:57:23 <A__> #info SPC suggest that the WG have four leaders to lead each piece 16:02:07 <A__> #info does the WG want to meet next thursday? 16:02:17 <A__> I can give you guys the SPC slot 16:03:18 <bryan_att> See our initial input at https://wiki.opnfv.org/display/EUAG/Pain+Points 16:03:19 <ulik> +1 16:03:33 <bryan_att> That is a starting point on priorities and initiatives 16:03:34 <ulik> #endmeeting