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ARM Band Project Meetings
Fridays @ 0600 Pacific Time Zone- weekly
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Agenda for 06 November
#1) Agenda Bashing
#2) Pharos Lab Ramp-up Status- Joe Kidder
#3) Review of the Armband project Jira Issues list https://jira.opnfv.org/browse/ARMBAND-20?jql=project%20%3D%20ARMBAND
4) Request for help on beginning to look at CI build in Octopus (Items 17 and 18 in Armband Jira Issues list)
- We want to get volunteers to interface with the CI project to begin working with the build of the OPNFV stack for ARM Servers. This can be done in parallel to getting the lab up and running, we presume. There is a build of the standard components every day and this is either a native or cross compile for Intel servers at the moment. What we need is a modified cross compile build for ARM servers. So obviously need team members skilled in build Linux and userland filesystem for ARM servers. In any case, we need to discuss options and get a head start on this.
#5) Open floor and wrap up.
The meeting minutes from IRC log are located at:
Agenda for 30 October
#1) Agenda Bashing
#2) Pharos Lab rmap-up Status- Joe Kidder
#3) Request for help on beginning to look at sample application testing/Functest
- We want to get volunteers to port/test sample apps like OpenWRT, vIDS (based on Snort) or other suggestions that are based on what was originally listed for Arno. In any case, we need to discuss options and get a head start on this.
#4) Review project integration survey at https://wiki.opnfv.org/armband/projectintegrationsurvey
#5) Open floor and wrap up.
The IRC log with meeting notes are located at: http://ircbot.wl.linuxfoundation.org/meetings/opnfv-armband/2015/opnfv-armband.2015-10-30-13.08.log.html –
Minutes 09 October The IRC capture is here http://ircbot.wl.linuxfoundation.org/meetings/opnfv-armband/2015
– Agenda for 2 October
#1) Agenda Bashing
#2) Pharos Lab conformance for ARM server Pods remains our #1 priority. We are seeking members familiar with Pharos Discussion and input needed in the meeting.
#3) Project scoping for requirements and recruiting help with adding ARM support
- There is a table of identified projects marked yes, No , Maybe as to whether we currently think we must spedn cycles to meet the Brahmputra release
- The table is at https://wiki.opnfv.org/armband/projectintegrationsurvey
- Please take a look at this table and volunteer to take 1 or more projects to investigate, contact projects leads and ask questions of team members as to what we would need to do to support ARM servers in the project
#4) Misc open floor and wrap up
– Agenda for 23 September
#1) Agenda Bashing
#2) Project scoping for requirements and recruiting help with adding ARM support
- There is a table of identified projects marked yes, No , Maybe as to whether we currently think we must spedn cycles to meet the Brahmputra release
- The table is at https://wiki.opnfv.org/armband/projectintegrationsurvey
- Please take a look at this table and volunteer to take 1 or more projects to investigate, contact projects leads and ask questions of team members as to what we would need to do to support ARM servers in the project
#3) Installer investigation (Joe Kidder) - we have identified 2 key installers we should consider and they seem to be aligned with certain linux distributions- Fuel (Ubuntu) and Apex (Foreman) (CentOS)
#4) Pharos Lab conformance for ARM server Pods. We are seeking members familiar with Pharos and Bob will join the meeting this week to begin enquiring as to what we need to do to operate a Pharos compliant lab. Discussion and input needed in the meeting.
#4) Misc open floor and wrap up
