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14:02:54 <mvollmer> .hello mvo
14:02:55 <zodbot> mvollmer: mvo 'Marius Vollmer' <marius.vollmer@gmail.com>
14:04:15 <github> [cockpit] stefwalter closed pull request #5635: Image refresh for fedora-testing (master...refresh-fedora-testing-2016-12-24) https://git.io/vMvzy
14:05:48 <stefw> .hello stefw
14:05:49 <zodbot> stefw: stefw 'Stef Walter' <stefw@redhat.com>
14:06:05 <mvollmer> #topic Agenda
14:06:26 <github> [cockpit] stefwalter closed pull request #5645: Image refresh for continuous-atomic (master...refresh-continuous-atomic-2016-12-30) https://git.io/vMLwE
14:06:40 <mvollmer> * NFS Server
14:07:38 <mvollmer> * VLAN testing
14:07:51 <mvollmer> Let's start?
14:07:57 <stefw> yup
14:08:01 <mvollmer> alright
14:08:05 <mvollmer> #topic NFS Server
14:08:23 <mvollmer> So I am digging into this
14:08:47 <mvollmer> sgallagh has helped last time with setting me on course
14:09:02 <mvollmer> the first thing will be me learning more about ansible
14:09:28 <mvollmer> i guess this will be the first instance where cockpit runs a playbook to actually make the change to the system
14:09:38 <mvollmer> but there will probably more of these
14:09:50 <stefw> that makes sense
14:10:10 <mvollmer> ansible seems to be really approachable and everything makes sense on first reading
14:10:21 <mvollmer> so I don't expect much trouble there
14:10:38 <mvollmer> i have just started, though, don't know much about APIs
14:11:11 <mvollmer> some one else will write the "NFS Server" playbook as I understand
14:11:17 <mvollmer> and I will get into contact
14:11:52 <stefw> mvollmer, yup ... and lars/kai are looking at generalizing that NFS Server playbook API stuff
14:11:59 <stefw> but best to start with something that's already working
14:12:02 <stefw> is there something like that?
14:12:09 <mvollmer> not sure yet
14:12:12 <mvollmer> i think not
14:12:23 <mvollmer> unless it has appeared over the holidays :-)
14:12:28 <stefw> hmmm good to know
14:12:34 <stefw> when  larsu shows up we can ask him
14:12:38 <mvollmer> yeah
14:12:42 <mvollmer> which kai?
14:12:56 <stefw> kay sievers
14:13:03 <mvollmer> ohh
14:13:10 <mvollmer> nice
14:13:46 <mvollmer> okay, eot
14:13:55 <mvollmer> #topic VLAN testing
14:14:14 <mvollmer> so I think we should set up a real VLAN in our integration tests
14:14:35 <mvollmer> i tried to read about open vswitch, which seems to be the thing that could make that happen
14:14:49 <mvollmer> unlike ansible, it's not so easily approached... :-/
14:15:09 <mvollmer> so I'll go and ask for help from the NM people I guess
14:15:59 <mvollmer> to clarify: our tests set up a VLAN interface, but we can't really configure it via DHCP etc
14:16:24 <mvollmer> the RHEV people want this to work, and we already had one big regression
14:16:42 <mvollmer> so we should test that the VLANs created by Cockpit are actually working
14:17:12 <mvollmer> would be nice, but medium prio, I'd say
14:18:56 <mvollmer> eot
14:19:34 <mvollmer> #topic AOB
14:19:37 <mvollmer> anything?
14:19:49 <stefw> i don't think so
14:19:56 <mvollmer> good :)
14:20:21 <mvollmer> #endmeeting