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MultiOS team meeting - 10/14/2019

Agenda

openSUSE specs integration with OBS

- mtce - almost complete, only missing mtce pkg

- config - complete, will work on installation

- HA - complete, focus is to enable puppet

- https://review.opendev.org/#/c/679686/

- https://review.opendev.org/#/c/687429/

- Community review request to core reviewers: http://lists.starlingx.io/pipermail/starlingx-discuss/2019-October/006479.html

- NFV - complete

- Fault - complete, working on installation

openSUSE RPM test suite

- POC: https://gitlab.com/erichcm/rpms-test-suite

- install and uninstall RPMs

- for testing functionality

- right now testing is manual, this could be automated

- configuration is done manually

- intention: look puppet code and enable it instead of doing the configuration manually

common infra using QEMU

- try it, there is no reason we should not use this setup

lvm script - suggestion: run it on real hardware

Ansible and Puppet (Provisioning)

- what is the status? how can we reproduce this provisioning work?

- understand the puppet that is associated with each flock service, and solve for each one

- where to document the findings?

- send to the ML and post to the wiki, in the section for flock services

kickstarts to autoYaST (Installation)

- identify openSUSE packages https://github.com/marcelarosalesj/suse-starlingx/tree/master/centos-simplex-installation

How can the mtce dependency on the provisioning can be stated in the spec file? or in another place?

- if it depends on a configuration done by puppet, we add the puppet package as a dependency

- we need more information about the dependencies

Dependencies on openstack support?

- SUSE is moving out from Openstack, but this doesn't necessary mean that openSUSE is going to stop the Openstack support

Yocto - problems with the booting phase

Marcela