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• Date and Time: PDT 8:00am / UTC 15:00, Friday July 10, 2015
• Chair: Bin Hu (AT&T)
• Participants:
  • Hannes Frederic Sowa (Redhat)
  • Mark Medina (ClearPath)
  • Meenakshi
  • Prakash Ramchandran (Huawei)
  • Pranav Bhalerao (Cisco)
  • Sridhar Gaddam (RedHat)

• Roll call
• Participation in B Release - Discussion and Recommendation

Bin suggested to participate in B Release. We have completed our IPv6 Use Case and Gap Analysis with Kilo. We just reached our 1st milestone of creating a snapshot image of using a service VM as IPv6 vRouter with SLAAC internal interface. The snapshot image can be used as an IPv6-Router-VM and it automatically starts the necessary service on boot-up. This snapshot image can be integrated into B release as our minimum deliverables of IPv6 project, with necessary documentation and optionally test methodology if any. Further enhancement of this IPv6 snapshot image may be available for B release timeframe such as added security features, and metadata approach for initiating a cloud image.

Bin will draft our answers to Debra, and share with core members. Once Bin gets feedback, Bin will give the information to Debra on Monday.

• Admin Update
  • Jira issue status
  • Gerrit repo status

The same before

• PoC 1 Status Update - IPv6 VM Design as vRouter
  • JIRA: IPVSIX-3 Experiment and document instructions on getting a service VM running as a vRouter
    • Revision of PoC 1 design - dual stack, terminology change and 2 diagrams
    • Progress Update from Mark in terms of setting up the same experiment in OpenStack Kilo environment
    • Progress Update from Prakash and Sridhar of the same experiment

Mark and Sridhar worked together, and reached our 1st milestone of creating a snapshot image of using a service VM as IPv6 vRouter with SLAAC internal interface. The snapshot image can be used as an IPv6-Router-VM and it automatically starts the necessary service on boot-up. This snapshot image can be integrated into B release as our minimum deliverables of IPv6 project, with necessary documentation and optionally test methodology if any. Further enhancement of this IPv6 snapshot image may be available for B release timeframe such as added security features, and metadata approach for initiating a cloud image.

In terms of SLAAC and DHCPv6 support, SLAAC is a must-have, and DHCPv6 is a nice-to-have.

Next Steps:
- Sridhar will finish documentation early next week and share with the community so that everyone can experiment and give feedback
- Sridhar and Mark will look into metadata approach to initiate a cloud image

• JIRA: IPVSIX-4 Experiment and document instructions on disabling anti-spoofing rules
  • Applying Sridhar's Anti-spoofing patch to disable anti-spoofing rule in Neutron of Juno
  • Progress Update from Mark
• JIRA: IPVSIX-5 Experiment and document instructions on using Neutron ML2 Port Security Extension
  • Applying Sridhar's instruction to experiment it
  • Progress update from Mark
• ISO Structure Discussion
• JIRA: IPVSIX-6 Propose Metadata structure of IPv6 ISO
  • Progress update from Prakash and Iben in terms of brown field experience, and vPING and vLOOP.
• Multisite IPv6 Community Lab and Test Cases
• JIRA: IPVSIX-7 Experiment and document instructions on Jenkins integration
  • Progress update from Iben
• JIRA: IPVSIX-9 Setup IPv6 in OPNFV Community Test Labs
  • Progress update from Iben
• Build Structure Discussion
  • Progress update from Sridhar
• Next Step
• AOB

Meeting adjourned.