17:00:00 #startmeeting tsc 17:00:00 Meeting started Thu Apr 9 17:00:00 2015 UTC. The chair is phrobb1. Information about MeetBot at http://ci.openstack.org/meetbot.html. 17:00:00 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 17:00:00 The meeting name has been set to 'tsc' 17:00:36 #topic Roll Call - TSC Members please #info in 17:00:44 #info regXboi 17:00:52 * regXboi trying to get to weex 17:00:59 * regXboi er webex 17:01:15 #info LuisGomez 17:01:16 #info edwarnicke 17:01:37 #info colindixon 17:01:51 sorry, time got past me 17:02:04 #link https://wiki.opendaylight.org/view/TSC:Main#Agenda the agenda in it’s usual place 17:02:18 #link https://meetings.opendaylight.org/opendaylight-meeting/2015/tsc/opendaylight-meeting-tsc.2015-04-02-17.00.html last week’s minutes for action items 17:02:32 regXboi: I think you're first way of "saying" it is appropriate ;) 17:02:43 #info chris wright 17:02:54 #info Youcef Laribi 17:03:38 #action LuisGomez to start drafting a list of qualifiers for an issue for being a blocker to an SR - edwarnicke to assist 17:03:42 Dave Neary here 17:03:51 #info Eric Multanen (for Uri) 17:03:54 #info mohnish anumala 17:04:46 #action colindixon to e-mail regXboi, Wojciech. edwarnicke, and Mahesh t talk about AAA keystone federation and if we need to worry about anything 17:04:52 * regXboi wakes up 17:05:01 #info abhijitkumbhare for Chris Price 17:05:59 colindixon: Could we fit a weather report into the agenda somewhere? 17:06:06 #action LuisGomez to start a thread about how to unblock integration testing until patches are merged 17:07:23 edwarnicke: sure, we’ll do it during Li update 17:07:24 * regXboi goes and pokes the fire 17:07:29 #info dlenrow 17:07:51 #chair colindixon 17:07:51 Current chairs: colindixon phrobb1 17:08:00 #chair regXboi dfarrell07 tbachman 17:08:00 Current chairs: colindixon dfarrell07 phrobb1 regXboi tbachman 17:08:10 #info there’s a hackfest with 91 people registered for next week 17:09:05 #info we’ll meet on wednesday morning on a few high-level topics, then unconference the rest 17:09:32 #info high-level topics include licensing, export control, etc. while we have people in the room 17:10:08 #action everyone that cares do the gpg keysigning stuff here: https://lists.opendaylight.org/pipermail/tsc/2015-April/002841.html 17:11:34 #info tykeal points out that it’s odd to have 2 year expirations, either infinite or 10 years is more common 17:11:58 anyone using keybase.io? 17:12:12 yes, but they don't hook into the keyserver mesh :( 17:12:17 snoble: I am 17:12:22 #info hackfest starts at 9a 17:12:36 #topic events 17:12:38 yes you still have to put the keys in the keyserver(s) 17:12:45 #undo 17:12:45 Removing item from minutes: 17:12:51 snoble: that also isn't a replacement to keysigning parties 17:12:52 #topic stable/helium 17:13:16 #info zxiiro says we got the version bump done for SR3 and so we’re ostensibly chugging to SR4 17:13:21 #topic lithium update 17:13:26 #chair dfarrell07 17:13:26 Current chairs: colindixon dfarrell07 phrobb1 regXboi tbachman 17:14:36 #Info dlenrow says he hopes to get existing comitters to move things along with perisstence 17:14:51 #action phrobb1 to e-mail jan about SXP 17:15:06 #link https://wiki.opendaylight.org/view/Weather the weather page for Lithium 17:15:48 #link https://wiki.opendaylight.org/view/Weather#Karaf_3.0.3_Upgrade we will be moveing to Karaf 3.0.3 next week, there’s extensive information about ho to test it and recoring known issues 17:16:37 #info on previous topic: we have some movement with current SXP committers, so it looks like option #1 will work 17:18:17 #action regXboi and/or edwarnicke will post things about moxy to the weather page and/or add it to release notes with a workaround 17:20:21 rovarga: thanks! 17:20:56 #topic system integration and test 17:21:33 #info nothing this week, other than that we are starting to work on S3P tests and integration folks plan to use the whole second day to build tests 17:21:39 #topi infrastructure 17:21:44 #topic infrastructure 17:21:44 * regXboi wonders if integration/test should be the "world report" if it follows "weather" :) 17:22:08 #into still tracking issues with jenkins slaves and other issues 17:22:45 #action phrobb1 to send mail to release encouraging people to send keys 17:23:08 #topic beryllium planning 17:24:48 #info regXboi asks should we discuss isotope option for release planning? 17:25:08 does that mean there's just no interest? 17:26:16 #info colindixon notes there is a discussion on 2 releases per year. Should we have one release more focused on stability/scale/performance vs new features 17:26:31 #undo 17:26:31 Removing item from minutes: 17:26:35 #info the high order bit of the release discussion is that the target has been two major releases per year and some are asking if we should be aiming at one major and additional minor 17:26:45 phrobb1: I wanted to be more specific 17:26:45 thanks regXboi 17:28:30 #info abhijitkumbhare and LuisGomez say they like the element/isotope appraoch with one major and one minor release per year 17:29:29 that's going the wrong direction 17:29:40 releasing more often is the right direction 17:30:06 #info rovarga says he likes it but he worries that it might slow down feature development 17:30:30 #info cdub notes that doing fewer major releases per year is the wrong direction. Releasing more often is the right direction 17:30:40 thanks phrobb1 17:33:36 #info cdub notes that we don’t seem to have a goal for what we’re focusing on in designg releases which is why the discussion is somewhat less productive than we might hope 17:33:52 #info cdub says that he’d like to see more, lighter-weight releases per year 17:34:09 I agree with cdub 17:34:31 do hard things often until they're easy - core DevOps principle 17:34:54 #info cdub notes that doing 1 major release per year means only one per year we can manage architectural (stable/scale/performance/etc) issues 17:35:04 #info LuisGomez says that in his opinion we do need to focus on S3P, so that’s one clear goal 17:37:37 +inf to continuous release 17:37:50 #info rovarga advocates for frequent (or continuous) releases 17:37:57 dfarrell07: how do you manage version skew 17:38:11 * dfarrell07 is thinking 17:38:33 are we dependent on all features being ready for a release? 17:38:59 #info there is discussion about how you do focus on things, if you give focus teeth and stop people from working on other things, you risk losing people 17:39:18 I know hydrogen -> helium was a huge change, but will Lithium be backwards compatible? 17:39:54 #info colindixon says nobody has suggested stopping people from working on things, but to enoucage people to work on some areas with non-zero resources 17:39:55 #info Discussion ensues on the need to make the tooling and process more agile and geared toward continuous release if we are to explore more frequent light-weight releases 17:40:22 #info regXboi and edwarnicke note that when we declared a focus on Neutron, not as many resources came out as we’d hoped for 17:40:43 * dfarrell07 doesn't have a good answer about version skew 17:40:53 * cdub sniffs a long non-converging discussion 17:41:14 dfarrell07: I am afraid we will need to roll our own something based on maven dependency plugin 17:41:14 * regXboi agrees with cdub 17:41:29 rovarga: ouch 17:41:49 rovarga: I have no idea how we'd do that 17:41:59 snoble: depends on which aspect of the system ... I think most of the end-user facing interfaces will be reasonably compatible 17:42:57 dfarrell07: run mvn dependency:analyze (or something) on each project, output to .xml, analyze XMLs ... but that's just a stab without actually looking into it 17:43:09 for Quagga we are building a large testbed with all sorts of linux distributions for testing, is that something that would be useful for ODL? 17:43:33 (we are also doing *bsd, solaris, 32bit, etc) 17:43:56 colindixon: for the record, Integration is already focusing on S3P tooling, basically prepping it for goals from use-cases once we have that data 17:44:02 #info mohnish says that part of Beryllium should look at maturity of projects 17:44:45 rovarga: +1 17:44:45 #info colindixon notes that in the absense of more information suggests Beryllium should target a time frame similar or less than Lithium and focus on S3P to the extent the community is comfortable on focusing on that. 17:46:26 ack 17:47:16 and make sure we have milestones on US Labor Day and US Thanksgiving and release on Christmas 17:47:27 cdub: 17:48:02 #agree phrobb1 to draft a Beyrillum release plan based on Lithium that is shorter and includes a focus on S3P and use cases 17:48:20 I think this talk about goals from above is already changing behavior in projects, at least integration. We talk about "TSC is thinking about X, we need to make sure we're ahead and doing Y" 17:48:43 Should that be # agreed colindixon (not # agree) ? 17:49:01 #action phrobb1 to draft a Beyrillum release plan based on Lithium that is shorter and includes a focus on S3P and use cases 17:49:09 #agreed phrobb1 to draft a Beyrillum release plan based on Lithium that is shorter and includes a focus on S3P and use cases 17:49:14 abhijitkumbhare: yes^^ 17:50:51 #info Discussion about lower-risk ways to learn about/try cont release 17:51:10 dfarrell07: thanks! 17:51:31 just a notice from my math that 6mo -> 3mo release doesn't == infinitesimal release increment ;) 17:51:44 * dfarrell07 is interested in cont release, CD also 17:53:36 we are going to do compliance testing on the bgpcep project in April 17:54:06 dlenrow: you were making some background noise so I muted you 17:54:13 I strongly suspect Integration would love resources for perf/scale testing in CI work. We're doing it, but it's a domain that would benefit from more warm bodies. 17:54:39 s/warm bodies/warm bodies that push code/ 17:56:27 #info colindixon notes what was requested was identification of resource needs to address requests from the board. Can we identify resources needs now (low hanging fruit) for improving S3P in integration & testing 17:57:47 edwarnicke: I hadn't put much thought into that, FYI ;) 17:58:55 The TSC notes that the integration and testing team has current issues related to performance and scale which aren’t being worked on now because of a lack of people who can write code to do performance and scale testing as well as interpreting the results. If the board could help here, it could drastically improve S3P, perhaps even Lithium. 17:59:49 : The TSC notes that the integration and testing team has current issues related to performance and scale which aren’t being worked on now because of a lack of people who can write code to do performance and scale testing as well as interpreting the results and translate them into code improvemets. If the board could help here, it could drastically improve S3P, perhaps even Lithium. 18:00:03 It was bug 1395, not 1391, FYI 18:00:07 https://bugs.opendaylight.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1395 18:00:47 #startvote shall the TSC send the following message to the board: https://lists.opendaylight.org/pipermail/tsc/2015-April/002869.html? -1, 0, +1 18:00:47 Begin voting on: shall the TSC send the following message to the board: https://lists.opendaylight.org/pipermail/tsc/2015-April/002869.html? Valid vote options are -1, 0, +1. 18:00:47 Vote using '#vote OPTION'. Only your last vote counts. 18:00:53 #vote +1 18:00:55 #vote +1 18:00:55 #vote +1 18:00:58 #vote +1 18:01:02 #vote +1 18:01:02 #vote +1 18:01:10 #vote +1 18:01:10 #vote +1 18:01:59 #endvote 18:01:59 Voted on "shall the TSC send the following message to the board: https://lists.opendaylight.org/pipermail/tsc/2015-April/002869.html?" Results are 18:01:59 +1 (8): dlenrow, LuisGomez, edwarnicke, cdub, mohnish, colindixon, abhijitkumbhare, snackewm 18:02:39 During M1 or M2, each project can give their S3P goals. 18:02:47 mohnish: +100 18:02:49 colindixon: agreed 18:02:51 #topic cookies 18:02:52 #endmeeting