Lokesh,
Who do you work for? We would like to keep a list of contributing companies.
mazin
> On Aug 11, 2017, at 7:44 AM, lokesh r wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I brought all the onap modules through heat orchestration in openstack newton.
> In portal VM widget-ms
Lingli
Is this UI use case specific or general for the platform (to be used for VOLTE,
vCPE and others). Can you point me to the new platform requirements needed for
it?
Thanks
Mazin
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On Aug 13, 2017, at 7:04 PM, Lingli
Thank you Kenny,
I encourage the ONAP community to review the proposed changes below and provide
feedback.
We want to finalize this in one week. The TSC will then review and vote.
Mazin
On Jul 24, 2017, at 5:53 PM, Kenny Paul
>
PTL Team,
Some projects have made an outstanding job on reducing and cleaning-up the
committers' list.
Please review committers in your project and approach them to ensure their
commitment
and appropriate role in your project. Let’s stick to up-to 2 committers per
company.
Phil and I will
Yuan Yue,
I have not examined this particular project, but the TSC and I have requested
last week during the review phase of projects for R1,
that the PTLs clean up the list of committers to 3-5, as some are more
qualified to be contributors than committers.
We have projects with 16-20
Rittwik, Deng,
This is great. Thank you for taking the lead.
I realize the focus is on TOSCA and parsers. Wonderful!
I want to take you one level higher to start by discussing
what the framework look like for the information model. Perhaps invite folks
who have
operational experience. Then
Jason
The VNF-SDK and ICE teams are in discussion of a merger and a consolidated plan
with co-leadership.At least that is my expectation and hope.
CLAMP is for control loop automation. The development and design of templates
that drive control loops can be part of SDC, including initial
LiZi,
Thanks for putting the proposal together. The TSC will be continuing a review
cycle over the next 2 weeks.
I realize the difference and the need of having a system register for external
communications,
but the question is whether this should be a separate project that may cause
further
I was not present for this discussion. We need to have a meeting around the 3rd
week of
July to go through project by project progress. Phil and I discussed a virtual
meeting
since folks will be too busy to travel, and some may not be able to.
Would like to get a sense from the TSC community if
ONAP Team,
I want to thank you again for working so hard in proposing projects. Per our
TSC meeting
today, I am enclosing the framework that the TSC committee developed for
scoring and
providing feedback on each project. I expect you will get feedback from the TSC
committee
starting next week.
Team,
First, thank you for spending a week in NJ brainstorming, planning and
architecting our next 4Q17 release.
Our next step is to have the smaller community teams flush out their project
proposals, fill in gaps, and communicate
with other teams to consolidate proposals in the case of
ONAP Community,
We are really excited about our next face to face meeting in Paris, hosted by
Nokia.
This is a critical meeting as we will review our Amsterdam release and make
key decisions about the Beijing release.
There are limited spots, so please register at your earliest convenience.
The
ONAP Community,
I hope you are enjoying what remains of the summer.
I wanted to kick off a discussion on ideas for rewarding top committers and
coders.
How often we should do this, type of rewards, ideas on promoting diversity,
bases for the rewards (lines, commits, etc). Should we introduce
Srini,
So that the ONAP community can better support you and the user community, it
would help
to know the company each individual works for. This will help the Linux
Foundation to better
report their statistics on progress.
thanks
Mazin
On Aug 24, 2017, at 3:06 PM, Srinivasa Goda
Congratulations to the SO team. Well done.
Mazin
On Oct 9, 2017, at 1:47 AM, Seshu m
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Thanks Gildas...
Best Regards,
Seshu
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This
AS
Please identify which company or institute you are part of so we track
contributors and inquirers.
AT ECOMP and LF ONAP are aligned.
Mazin
On Nov 15, 2017, at 3:22 PM, Andrey Selivanov via onap-discuss
> wrote:
Hi!
How
Colleagues and Friends,
On behalf of the TSC and the LF, I want to congratulate every one of you for
your outstanding collaboration in delivering
Amsterdam. The goal and timeline were far reaching, but yet this community
delivered the
impossible. I am truly honored and excited about what we
Deng Hui,
Thanks for your presentation today, and I really appreciate the modeling
committee working together. Lots has been accomplished since R1.
I just wanted to articulate the conversation main points.
1. Modeling approaches for ONAP releases should be approved by the TSC. This
should be
Thanks Deng
That is surprising. Can each company with strong interest in this offer one
coder please. This is a key activity and can’t be coded by 2 coders. This will
impact our Casablanca release.
Thank you all!!
Mazin
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On May 2, 2018, at 6:08 AM, denghui
Thanks Alla. That is great progress, and appreciate the hard work by everyone.
Have the software architectures worked on the detailed designs of those
requirements
with the PTLs to ensure nothing is lost in translation?
Can you add to the website the services that will be tested to evaluate
TSC Members,
I met this afternoon with members of the OOM project and MUSIC team.
I confirmed the following
Although on the key common area among both projects is resiliency,
OOM’s scope is life cycle management of the ONAP platform itself.
Scope is the following
+1
Please add the candidate’s company plus existing committers.
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Phil,
On behalf of the ONAP community and its members, I want to thank you and the LF
for making this happen.
I expect and hope this will encourage significant participation.
Mazin
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On Jan 27, 2018, at 12:47 AM, Phil Robb
Control Loop Automation Management Platform
On Feb 12, 2018, at 5:49 AM, Thovalai, Sundar
> wrote:
Hi Lars
The ONAP documentation says Closed Loop Automation Management Platform, so I
guess that is the official interpretation of
This was the goal of the software architect subcommittee or system engineering
subcommittee.
We agreed that we would have a coordinator instead who would work under the
architecture committee and with all PTLs to exercise the S3P criteria and other
Beijing requirements. We also agreed last month
Thanks Roger.
Have there been other groups who have managed to bring up Amsterdam with OOM
(with and without DCAE)?
Can you point me to any so I can understand their experience.
mazin
On Jan 3, 2018, at 11:15 AM, Roger Maitland
>
bring it to TSC in next 2
weeks.
Thanks a lot
DENG Hui
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Deng,
I appreciate you holding an election for the PTL.
For the modeling project PTL election, we need each Chair to ensure they have
vetted all
active committers before any election is taking place. Can you share the list of
active committers.
As outlined in the website the issue is different
G Hui
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Team,
The TSC has approved a number of subcommittees in the past. I would like to
encourage each
subcommittee chair to share updates with the TSC on a regular basis - either
through email or
at the TSC Thursday meetings. It is important that the TSC is knowledgable and
agree of the workplan
Thanks Alla for the summary.
Here is what we agreed to at the TSC meeting.
There are three work plans for Casablanca. The theme is increase deployability
of ONAP.
1. Functional requirements and use cases. We agreed to establish an end-user
advisory committee that will be driven by the
the purpose, scope,
membership, etc) so that the TSC can review and vote on it. I think it’s a good
idea, but I want to see the details and make sure we follow our documented
procedure.
Thanks,
Chris
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