Flavio, agreed. We are thinking of running the meeting in following form:
- we will try to run a bi-weekly community syncup meeting to discussion pull requests, jiras and such. If nothing to discuss, we will cancel. - we will collect the topics to discuss prior to the syncup meeting and send the agenda out. - we are looking for meeting on Thursday, so that we can send the agenda out early that week. - we will have notes and keep them on the wiki I also liked the idea of KIP. There are quite a few improvements that come up recently. We can also try to adopt the process of KIP (I can start a different thread for that). - Security, Authentication and Authorization - Ledger Id beyond 32 bits (64 bits, 128 bits) - Ensemble placement for tier storage - Disk corruption detection and repair - .. (JV also has a list of improvements to add :)) - Sijie On Thu, Oct 13, 2016 at 2:26 AM, Flavio Junqueira <[email protected]> wrote: > I think it is great to have such meetings. The Kafka community, for > example, organizes meetings to discuss KIPs: > > https://goo.gl/OK0Rhi <https://goo.gl/OK0Rhi> > > and if we have such meetings, I'd suggest we make sure to propose an > agenda beforehand so that all people participated can join. Also, from an > ASF perspective, please keep in mind that no decisions can be made offline. > All project-related decisions need to happen via the mailing list or jira. > The goal of the meeting should be for coordination purposes and potentially > technical discussion around the project, issues, and code. > > -Flavio > > > On 13 Oct 2016, at 08:32, Sijie Guo <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Matteo, JV and me have tried running weekly syncup meetings for a while. > > We'd like to extend it as the community syncup meeting - for technical > > discussions, community matters and any sync-ups. The meeting is typically > > comprised of 2 parts - the first part is going through any open pull > > requests and newly open jiras and the second part is technical > discussions > > around issues and features and community matters (like meetups and > events). > > > > We'd like to know if any other contributors are interested in > > participating. If so, what are the best time to meet and how often it > > should be? > > > > - Sijie > >
