Date
Attendees
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Goals
- Congrats on Amsterdam!
- Talk about visualizing the AAI data model and schema and edge rules
- Talk about next steps and moving us toward carrier grade infrastructure
Discussion items
| Time | Item | Who | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amsterdam Retrospective | James Forsyth | We made it! Great job to the whole team! | |
| Visualization | Discussing using graphGraph and other visualization tools. Jane presented her info on graphGraph, which contains a backend, ui, and chatbot which tells you about the AAI schema and model. Pavel Paroulek showed us a visualization that his team has already put together. Helen Chen made the suggestion that various teams are interested in such a visualization, and asked if it will be ready for Beijing. AAI UI (sparky) considered as the display for the graphGraph info. James Forsyth is not ready to commit that this product will be available in Beijing but it is low risk and the AAI group believes that we should try for it; it's not blocking and can only serve to help the community. | ||
| "Carrier Grade" AAI | James Forsyth | The main point is that we need to provide a recommendation for an HA config in OOM. The recommendation is to set up 2 instances of each application docker, and set up a cluster of 3 cassandra nodes. Venkata Harish Kajur and Pavel Paroulek will be looking out how to containerize a cassandra cluster for the lab. https://hub.docker.com/_/cassandra/ |
Action items
- James Forsyth will write a story about dockerizing cassandra