Attendees: Anthony Soong, Chris Price, Larry Lamers, Margaret Chiosi,
Pierre Lynch, Steven Wright, Tapio Tallgren, Toby Ford, Uli Kleber, Yunjun
Zhang, Min Yu
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Meeting Minutes/Agenda: approved
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There was a suggestion to meet weekly beyond September. A concern was
raised that a weekly Thursday meeting at 6AM PT will conflict with the
technical-discuss calls that have been dormant but will become
active soon.
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Review OpenStack Roadmap
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Margaret noted that she likes the visuals in OpenStack Roadmap
<https://www.openstack.org/assets/software/mitaka/Community-Generated-OpenStack-Roadmap-Mitaka-042016.pdf>
from the theme view to release view and down to the project view. In
particular, the theme-view visual illustrates well what activities are
happening where. Margaret is hoping that the Aha! tool can facilitate a
similar visual output for the OPNFV roadmap.
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The group had a discussion if the OpenStack roadmap themes,
scalability, resiliency, manageability, modularity, and interoperability
differ from how the same words are understood in the OPNFV community.
Attendees noted a couple of differences.
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Interoperability in OPNFV refers to the ability to interoperate
between different functional blocks versus open cloud stacks
in OpenStack.
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Carrier grade in OPNFV is similar to but encompasses more than
resiliency.
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A discussion followed to further define the initiatives under the
OPNFV’s goals of reference platform and methodology. A question
was raised
if several items, such as testing, that are categorized under methodology
should be grouped under both platform and methodology. A suggestion was
made to change “initiatives” to “characteristics and methods” to more
accurately communicate the grouping of these items. Attendees noted both
the value of continuing the architectural discussion of
characterization of
themes and the immediate need to focus on defining user stories
in order to
provide guidance to the technical community.
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User Scenarios of Pain Points and Priorities
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Steven reported that EUAG didn’t discuss the pain points extensively
at its last call on August 31. They’re aiming to have more refined and
coherent pain points by the ODL Summit.
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There was a suggestion to jumpstart the process by having a few
interested members within EUAG create the user stories for VNF
onboarding.
Uli shared Huawei’s projects related to VNF onboarding and noted they are
in very early stages. Steven added a few high-level details to consider
such as inquiring about the existence of VNFs to onboard, how to handle
proprietary VNFs and measure success from a procedural point of view.
There was a comment about the need to get down to the next level of
details. Steven asked Polestar to be sensitive to the time it
may take for
EUAG to accomplish that.
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Margaret will talk to Ray about scheduling a time and place at the
ODL Summit for the Polestar WG and the EUAG members to meet F2F to flesh
out the details and user stories of VNF onboarding.
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