05:00:14 #startmeeting fedora_coreos_apac_meeting 05:00:14 Meeting started Tue Feb 5 05:00:14 2019 UTC. 05:00:14 This meeting is logged and archived in a public location. 05:00:14 The chair is ksinny. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 05:00:14 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 05:00:14 The meeting name has been set to 'fedora_coreos_apac_meeting' 05:00:28 #topic roll call 05:00:31 Hello everyone 05:00:41 pmishra1598: Hey! morning 05:00:50 .hello prakashmishra1598 05:00:51 pmishra1598: prakashmishra1598 'Prakash Mishra' 05:00:57 .hello sinnykumari 05:00:58 ksinny: sinnykumari 'Sinny Kumari' 05:01:08 who else is here for meeting? 05:01:22 #chair pmishra1598 05:01:22 Current chairs: ksinny pmishra1598 05:01:22 Joining in from a cab, on my way to work... Haha 05:01:38 pmishra1598: oh, glad that you joined 05:01:45 bhavin192: here? 05:02:07 ksinny: Thank you for hosting :) 05:02:22 pmishra1598: no worries 05:02:39 .hello sayanchowdhury 05:02:40 sayan: sayanchowdhury 'Sayan Chowdhury' 05:02:43 Let's start slowly 05:02:56 #chair sayan 05:02:56 Current chairs: ksinny pmishra1598 sayan 05:03:02 welcome sayan 05:03:27 :-) 05:04:02 #topic FCOS Bare Metal install strategy 05:04:09 sayan: hello 05:04:12 #link https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker/issues/50 05:05:37 There were lots of discussionin the tikcet around how we will be dealing with FCOS Bare Metal install 05:06:19 Some final points outcome are mentioned in comment https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker/issues/50#issuecomment-444917197 05:06:36 There is also a separate ticket to track down further progress 05:06:45 #link https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker/issues/91 05:07:17 According to this, we will have following artifcats being shipped in FCOS 05:07:42 1. kernel 05:07:44 2. initrd (which contains installer) 05:08:22 3. disk image (we are trying to ship single disk image for different usecases) 05:08:48 .hello2 05:08:49 bhavin192: bhavin192 'Bhavin Gandhi' 05:08:56 4. ISO - It will combine all 1,2,3 together and will give FCOS ISO image 05:09:01 #chair bhavin192 05:09:01 Current chairs: bhavin192 ksinny pmishra1598 sayan 05:09:31 So, for Bare metal install we have differet cases 05:09:37 1. Installing offline 05:10:20 In this case, user can directly use ISO, they can burn it into bootable and can insatll it on their system 05:10:39 It dosn't required internet since, all necessary bits are available in ISO 05:10:56 2. PXE install 05:11:40 In this case, they can provide initrd and kenrel and point disk image url (which can be hosted locally or over public internet) 05:11:55 3. Diskless PXE install 05:12:34 User will have option to specify initrd, kernel and disk image over network 05:13:12 There is also some progress happening around Bare Metal insatll 05:13:35 and it can be found mainly in coreos-assembler 05:13:57 e.g. https://github.com/coreos/coreos-assembler/pull/306 and https://github.com/coreos/coreos-assembler/pull/305 05:14:26 I would say, if you are interested in bare metal insatll update, following coreos-asembler PRs and issues would be a good place 05:14:36 Any questions from anyone? 05:15:18 seems not 05:15:42 Let's move to Open Floor then 05:15:48 #topic Open Floor 05:16:10 Anyone got chance to try out coreos-assembler? 05:17:22 One of the nice way to contribute to FCOS would be try out first coreos-assembler 05:17:33 so that you are familar with how we are building it 05:18:01 and then you can start revieiwng PR (start by tetsing the PR locally and give feedback on ticket) 05:18:14 Not yet, planning to try it today evening 05:18:42 This will help both PR eing tetsed well and you will have better understanding of things happening around FCOS 05:18:59 bhavin192: cool, it is really very easy 05:19:09 Just need to follow README 05:19:58 Apologies, had got disconnected as I'm on the move... 05:20:26 Last week we had Devconf where there were interesting talks around FCOS, ignition, etc 05:20:26 I'll try it out today... 05:20:39 Once video is available will share with you all 05:20:57 pmishra1598: +1 05:21:20 Anyone has anything to share? 05:21:27 * sayan has something to share 05:21:41 go ahead 05:22:12 I'm working on couple of rust pacakges to be packaged in Rust for the project coreos-metadata 05:22:29 there are around 30 rust pacakages to be packaged into RPM 05:23:06 #link https://pad.riseup.net/p/coreos-metadata-packaging-list 05:23:43 so, if you are interested, ping me I'll help out. the packaging is quite simple 05:23:44 wow that's a ig list 05:23:51 big* 05:24:14 But you need to have a rawhide box, maybe you need to spawn up a vm to package 05:24:23 ^^ this is something I'm doing 05:24:28 yeah, another way to contribute to FCOS 05:24:34 sayan++ 05:24:34 ksinny: Karma for sayanchowdhury changed to 3 (for the current release cycle): https://badges.fedoraproject.org/tags/cookie/any 05:24:55 the reason being the rust packages are mostly packaged for rawhide 05:25:13 that's all from my side 05:25:31 Learning Rust packaging will also help in general with learning Fedora packaging (if you haven't done yet) 05:25:39 Thanks sayan 05:25:45 ksinny: +1 05:25:58 sayan: I'd love to help out and learn from you 05:26:26 I'll ping you about this 05:26:29 prakashmishra: sure 05:26:33 sayan++ 05:26:45 sayan: Can you share some common Rust packaging guideline which will help to start with? 05:26:53 sure 05:26:54 1min 05:27:46 Rust packaging is quite easy. You can look into this https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging:Rust 05:28:03 #info we have around 30 rust packages which needs to be packaged and are required by coreos-metadata - https://pad.riseup.net/p/coreos-metadata-packaging-list 05:28:15 there is a rust2rpm package to generate the spec file, and you really don't need to change much in the generated spec 05:28:26 #info Rust packaging guideline to egin with - https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging:Rust 05:28:41 sayan: nice 05:28:53 you can also join #fedora-rust, where I usually discuss about the best practices 05:29:19 the Rust community in Fedora is small and needs help too, so it's a good time to chip in 05:29:32 That's a really good way to start with 05:29:41 Thanks again sayan for sharing these 05:29:52 np :-) 05:30:16 We are almost at the end of meeting, anything else from anyone before we closing the meeting? 05:30:41 #endmeeting