[Starlingx-discuss] Community Call (Jan 8, 2020)
Zvonar, Bill
Bill.Zvonar at windriver.com
Wed Jan 8 16:30:27 UTC 2020
Notes from today's meeting...
- Test Hack-a-thon - planning for next week
- per email from Ian: http://lists.starlingx.io/pipermail/starlingx-discuss/2019-December/007353.html
- communication
- devote the IRC channel to the hack-a-thon
- other ideas? open a Zoom channel?
- generally, how to stay in synch globally so our work doesn't collide
- consensus seems to be a combination of...
- IRC: for detailed communication
- Etherpad: to capture the backlog, work item list
- Mailing List: daily summary, for all to see, of the progress
- proposed areas
- starlingx/config (sysinv)
- armada application life cycle management (kube_app)
- api semantic validation (corner cases)
- host system data generation (puppet/helm)
- rpc callback interfaces
- target as many varied system configurations (AIO-SX/DX+, Standard, Storage, IPv4, IPv6, etc)
- agent auto inventory and host state management ** target conductor logic
- starlingx/ansible-playbooks
- fix Ansible lint errors so that it can be fully enabled
- target as many varied system configurations
- test non-default configurations
- backup/restore
- upgrades
- next steps
- create new etherpad for the Hack-a-thon
- organize it...
- decompose each item into discrete items that folks can work on
- make it clear who's working on what
- also note who is the prime for each area
- checkpoint on next week's Community call to see how things are going
- Intel internal changes (brucej)
- most of the Intel folks have moved to the IOTG group
- several of them will *not* be moving to IOTG, so will moving away from StarlingX
- this is effective as of yesterday - sanity will continue for a little while (just the automated stuff)
- Intel will work on moving the test activity to another group, no definitive timeline for this now
- AR: Bruce to determine what the timeline is for having the new group in place
- AR: Ada/Yang to assess the immediate-term impact
- Reference material for StarlingX flock components (Frank): http://lists.starlingx.io/pipermail/starlingx-discuss/2020-January/007404.html
- per Bruce, where is the long term home for this content?
- there's a link to this from the developer resources page on the wiki
- Yong has shared with the folks in China
- Kris will potentially look at adding stuff like this in an appropriate place in the docs
- Mid-Cycle meetup for the community @ Intel's Chandler (Phoenix AZ) campus. When can/do we want to do this? (brucej)
- late Feb, early March?
- Bruce will propose March 3/4 to the mailing list
- we'll set up some kind of registration form for this, maybe an etherpad
- Standing Topics - time permitting
- Sanity: all green recently
- Reviews needing input
- Saul: CentOS 8 continuing effort - keep reviewing
- discussion about test coverage on the feature branch before we bring it into master
- etherpad to track the testing - make sure we've got a comprehensive list of tests that we need to run/pass before merging to master
- make this a standing topic for this meeting, review the Etherpad (assuming there's a summary on the Etherpad)
- Saul: pbr versioning reviews - some discussion ensued, Bart to take a 2nd look
- Unanswered Requests for Help on Mailing List
- didn't get to this this week
- AR review
- calsoft/saichandu- Any update on the image/Doc for StarlingX AIO openstack-- http://lists.starlingx.io/pipermail/starlingx-discuss/2019-November/007064.html
- didn't get to this this week
-----Original Message-----
From: Zvonar, Bill
Sent: Wednesday, January 8, 2020 7:48 AM
To: starlingx-discuss at lists.starlingx.io
Subject: Community Call (Jan 8, 2020)
Hi all, reminder of the Community call coming up later today.
We'll devote the first half of today's call to planning for the Test Hack-a-thon next week, as per Ian's email [3].
Please feel free to add new topics to the agenda at [0].
Bill...
[0] etherpad: https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/stx-status
[1] call details: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Starlingx/Meetings#7am_PDT_.2F_1400_UTC_-_Community_Call
[2] meeting start time in various time-zones: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?iso=20200108T1500
[3] http://lists.starlingx.io/pipermail/starlingx-discuss/2019-December/007353.html
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