15:01:48 #startmeeting 15:01:48 Meeting started Wed Apr 9 15:01:48 2014 UTC. The chair is jclift. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 15:01:48 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 15:02:13 * kkeithley is here 15:02:21 Hi all. There was mention of cancelling this one due to Summit, but we seem to be going ahead anyway. ;) 15:02:24 * purpleidea is here 15:02:30 * ndevos is here too 15:02:35 summit is next week? 15:02:37 jclift: it's next week to cancel for summit 15:02:37 * lpabon here 15:02:46 purpleidea: Ahhh, k 15:03:20 critter 15:03:43 So, lets get this started 15:03:47 here 15:03:54 # topic Action items from last meeting 15:04:07 #topic Action items from last meeting 15:04:11 link? 15:04:25 ndevos: http://goo.gl/NTLhYu 15:04:26 Title: glusterpad - Google Drive (at goo.gl) 15:04:27 GlusterFS Community Meeting agenda is at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ieA23wQdUY8HMKwl1kVSP6KqT64AueccrQZGjJzVyNU/edit?pli=1 15:04:28 Title: glusterpad - Google Drive (at docs.google.com) 15:04:34 ndevos: We're trying Google Docs today 15:04:46 ok 15:04:55 Tab and Shift-tab are useful there, to indent and un-indent. 15:05:05 shorter URL is goo.gl/NTLhYu 15:05:18 "hagarth to send out an email on abandon policy for gerrit patches." 15:05:24 * jclift hasn't seen it 15:05:38 "hagart to start upstream discussion on what to do with old bugs" 15:05:44 Haven't seen that one either 15:05:54 "johnmark to start the conversation with the docs team about getting docs ready for 3.5 release" 15:06:03 jclift: that's not goi ngto happen 15:06:14 Describe 15:06:29 start the discussion, or the docs? 15:06:38 Exactly 15:07:57 johnmark: ? 15:08:30 "johnmark to send note to gluster-devel reminding devs about feature docs and tests" 15:09:39 * jclift falls asleep waiting 15:09:52 "jclift to send out email on mailing lists around 3.5 documentation." 15:10:05 Didn't happen, as I completely forgot. :( 15:10:12 I'll do it after this meeting though. 15:10:30 "semiosis will add java projects to jenkins" 15:10:45 Hmmm, semiosis isn't here is he? 15:11:10 I'll email him after this meeting, to find out the fully status of his action items 15:11:14 full 15:11:36 "msvbhat to send draft of new geo-rep docs to interested ppl. purpleidea is one such" 15:12:10 purpleidea: Did you receive the draft? 15:12:27 msvbhat: he did send me some stuff, but i'm punting on doing work on geo-rep because i've been a bit busy with new job. but i did something else which i'll push to ml shortly. 15:12:47 k, he sent it, so that's the action item done anyway. ;) 15:13:09 * jclift skips semiosis other items 15:13:17 "kshlm to investigate Gluster Forge replacement options" 15:13:47 kshlm: That gist is looking useful. Have you got it to the stage you can email the list for voting? 15:14:40 who is leading the meeting? 15:14:40 #action jclift to ping kshlm to find out where the gluster forge replacement investigation is up to 15:14:52 jclift: what's the url for the gist? 15:14:58 #link https://gist.github.com/kshlm/fd884ae1df1e9b982252 15:15:01 Title: What should be done for GlusterForge? (at gist.github.com) 15:15:14 lpabon: /me is trying to ;) 15:15:23 "jclift to investigate getting more storage for build.gluster.org" 15:15:24 sweet 15:15:43 So, I emailed Avati last week, asking if it's possible to get storage added 15:15:48 Didn't get a response. 15:16:11 i agree with doing that when we get to Rackspace 15:16:17 It seems like the better approach anyway will be to just migrate build.gluster.org to a new VM in Rackspace 15:16:30 jclift: +1000 :-) 15:16:31 We can pick a suitable VM size there, and it's easy to add new storage to VM's 15:16:33 +1 on that 15:16:50 Cool, so we'll do that. :) 15:17:00 makes perfect sense to me too 15:17:13 jclift: it would be nice to be able to run the tests on another VM other than the one on build.gluster.org ..hint hint 15:17:32 jclift: :-) 15:17:41 lpabon: I've actually gotten a long way with being able to run VM's on demand in rackspace 15:17:50 jclift: nice 15:18:02 I just need to update the scripting to it can be told how to grab a change set, then hook it up to Jenkins 15:18:25 It'll probably take about another week of insane effort. But I don't be doing it this week. 15:18:38 So, at a guess, 2-3 weeks from now 15:18:43 Anyway, moving on 15:18:49 #topic Gluster 3.5.0 15:19:00 Anyone know how the docs for 3.5 are looking? 15:19:34 Yeah, me neither ;) 15:19:52 lala and sas were working on release notes, I think 15:19:56 Does anyone have the time/inclination to check the doc status for 3.5? 15:20:11 k, we can ask lala and sas as starters 15:20:50 For the memory leak issue affecting NetBSD, hagarth last week mentioned it sounded like a NetBSD fuse issue 15:21:00 Anyone know if that's been confirmed? 15:21:25 If it's a NetBSD fuse issue, not sure why it would only be showing up for our 3.5 release, and not older stuff 15:22:01 k, so we'll have to wait for hagarth for 3.5.x status in depth ;) 15:22:08 #topic Gluster 3.4.3 15:22:20 3.4.3 shipped. Thanks kkeithley. :) 15:22:46 Announcements were made, but as kkeithley is pointing out in the Google Doc, we have the wrong kind of key for signing EL5 RPMs 15:22:56 kkeithley: Is that something we can resolve? 15:23:18 maybe. Let's discuss after 15:23:56 #action kkeithley to discuss the EL5 RPM signing key 15:24:10 #topic Documentation Update 15:24:16 "GlusterFS & OpenStack" 15:24:42 I didn't put that on the Agenda. Who's is this one? :) 15:25:10 dlambrig maybe? 15:25:25 no, was not me 15:25:36 lpabon: Not yours? 15:25:51 k, moving on 15:25:58 lpabon: not that i know of 15:26:03 or maybe deepakcs... 15:26:04 jclift, This is Humble :) 15:26:04 jclift: not that i know of 15:26:23 #topic Other Agenda items... 15:26:37 Welcome Humble :) 15:26:41 "Cancel next week meeting because of summit?" 15:26:50 jclift, thanks guys :) 15:27:03 makes sense, who is going? 15:27:06 No objection here. Ppl are likely going to be busy on their items and tasks 15:27:34 I'll be at Summit, and I'm getting signed up for more random stuff left and right. 15:27:35 * kkeithley will be at the Hack-a-thon on Sunday, and at Summit 15:27:49 hrm... where is hagarth? 15:27:56 No idea 15:28:14 * jcuff waves, and wants to say quickly thanks for looking at the performance regression pieces that popped up on the list today: http://www.gluster.org/pipermail/gluster-users/2014-April/039865.html 15:28:29 jcuff: :) 15:28:37 ya'll are superstars! 15:28:45 johnmark, Tim is here, so almost everyone is out for dinner :) 15:28:54 Ahhh 15:29:02 Coming from a star in his own field. ;) 15:29:07 Ok, anyway, let's postpone next weeks meeting to the week after 15:29:35 Last other item on the written agenda: "Question about thin-p" 15:29:37 +1 15:29:44 Who's is that? :) 15:29:50 me 15:30:00 You have the floor 15:30:29 hchiramm__: tell Tim to stop messing with our community schedule ;) 15:30:51 purpleidea: Eg go for it 15:30:53 jcuff: thank you for giving us such great feedback! 15:31:06 damn, i was going to post the link from the ml. just posted it. Basically, I added some patches to support thin-p. Feedback welcome. 15:31:35 johnmark, \o/ .. sure :) 15:31:42 purpleidea: So, what does it let people do? 15:31:47 one point though: with thinp/gluster snapshots, they seem to be quite limited. eg: one volume max, and lots of other issues. wouldn't it be better to do this on top of btrfs to avoid such limitations? 15:32:03 purpleidea: Thin provisioning of Gluster volumes using puppet-gluster? 15:32:35 jclift: puppet-gluster can now build LVM thin pools for thin LV's.which is needed for doing the current gluster snapshots in 3.5.0 15:32:48 #link http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.file-systems.gluster.devel/6041 15:32:49 Title: Gmane Loom (at thread.gmane.org) 15:32:58 gluster thin-p will work with whatever underlying thin-p is available. There's probably some work to do to hook up btrfs thin-p 15:32:59 purpleidea: Cool. :) 15:33:04 ndevos: thanks!! 15:33:21 :O 15:33:34 semiosis: hey! 15:33:52 Sounds very useful then. Guess we should try and promo it a bit to get testers 15:34:16 purpleidea: Is it the kind of thing you could write a blog post about, for going on the blog.gluster.org site? 15:34:27 jclift: not recommended 15:34:38 ? 15:35:13 jclift: still _very_ untested for one 15:35:18 Heh 15:35:37 Gotcha. Wait until it's a bit more stable/known-to-actually-work :) 15:35:39 purpleidea, a blog post on your own blog then? 15:36:10 purpleidea: basically your question is 'should we use btrfs instead of lvm for thin-p'? 15:36:10 i was more curious to hear about if there were plans to do snapshots with btrfs instead, because i've identified what i think are some unfortunate issues using LVM thinp. 15:36:19 purpleidea: Feel free to do the blog post thing when you feel it's stage and ready for more people 15:36:25 ndevos: i'm proposing that, yes. 15:36:51 for all I know, btrfs is not enterprise ready, and lvm is, at least RHEL deployments should use lvm, and not btrfs 15:37:14 ndevos: btrfs is in fedora, so there's no reason gluster can't do it :) 15:37:27 i'll probably add btrfs support to puppet-gluster within the week :) 15:37:40 We'd definitely want to see full regression testing passing on it. No idea if that's easy or not though. :) 15:37:49 right. anyways, moving on :) 15:37:52 :) 15:37:58 yes, it is possible to use btrfs, but it may not be stable enough for real usage yet 15:38:09 #topic other items people want to raise? 15:38:14 So, anything else? 15:38:47 getting back to my items... 15:38:51 I was wondering about closing bugs when a release is done... 15:38:55 Ahh, cool. 15:39:03 * ndevos waits in line 15:39:13 adding java projects to jenkins isn't a priority for me, since i've got travis-ci working. 15:39:25 So, we can just drop the action item? 15:39:30 i found a ppa with samba built with glusterfs-vfs enabled, but it's outdated 15:39:33 btrfs in RHEL and CentOS too, but the btrfs fsck util has only recently emerged into the full light of day, so now it can be considered slightly more stable 15:39:46 i pinged the maintainer (monotek) in #gluster but he hasn't responded. 15:40:07 if/when glusterfs gets into Ubuntu Main then samba will automatically support it without any additional changes 15:40:22 no update on the MIR yet, i'll ping the ubuntu devs about it today 15:40:24 Cool 15:40:44 last i heard there's "still reason to be hopeful" but afaict it's stalled in a security review (w/e that is) 15:41:20 k 15:41:36 ndevos: Your turn 15:42:01 when a release is done, when should bugs get closed? 15:42:36 for Fedora there is a strict MODIFIED -> ON_QA -> CLOSED/ERRATA workflow, I do not think we have that 15:42:58 Hmmm, lala pointed out a doc we have on the wiki about BZ lifecycle 15:42:59 1 sec 15:43:10 yes, this is a continuation from that 15:43:35 http://www.gluster.org/community/documentation/index.php/Bug_report_life_cycle /? 15:43:37 Title: Bug report life cycle - GlusterDocumentation (at www.gluster.org) 15:43:48 yes 15:44:23 from a quick view, we have many bugs that have patches merged, and some of those bugs/patches should have been resolved in current (tagged) releases 15:44:50 It's a good question. I'm definitely not sure of the answer. 15:44:59 How do other teams do it? 15:45:13 I guess I'll draft something to the devel ml 15:45:20 Yeah, was just about to say that. :) 15:45:53 #action ndevos to Send email to devel mailing list, to clarify "when a release is done, when should bugs get closed?" 15:46:05 So, anyone else? 15:47:03 k, sounds like a wrap then! :) 15:47:05 #endmeeting