Agenda:

  • Updates on OOM development
    • Global state is that all containers are deployable with OOM. AAF was completed. DCAEg2 deployer onboarded as well.
  • OOM vs Amsterdam release
    • Pushing for OOM to be part of the Amsterdam release. Worst case OOM will be part of Amsterdam 1.2.0 release,.
  • M4 (code freeze) readiness
    • Question: who is creating the Beijing branches?
    • Jenkins job in progress to clear the "Nexus binary" blocker
  • Questions
    • Should we externalize common values from YAML to have centralized place to have common default values?
      • One key requirements: need to make sure that each project is independent. 
        • The current proposal allows each individual project or deployment to override a parent value 
        • HELM allows to override default values. A good example could be that there is a default image (staging-latest) but that any project could override the default image with a specific version. 
    • There are inconsistencies in the way image references are made (1 line vs split)
      • helm recommendation is to split
      • we will create bugs in JIRA to track and fix the inconsistent references
  • David from Orange will work with the Integration team to run the OOM project within the Integration team. First objective is to have a CI integration with ONAP, OOM and OPNFV. Mike Elliott offered to help. He setup OOM in the Integration environment.
    • There is a project within OPNVF to install k8s on bare metal
    • Recommendation for David: install a local Nexus server to avoid long download times
  • F Michael O'Brien is attending a meeting for OPNVF every monday to discuss OOM integration. David Sauvageau and David Blaisonneau to be added to the list by F Michael O'Brien
  • OOM documentation has been officially added to readthedocs.io. 
  • Consul is now running and available to do health checks on many of the components. The overall health check is targeted for Beijing release.
  • Next Steps
    • Formalize the scope for Beijing release. Overall goal for OOM/Beijing is to allow for PRODUCTION (robustness, auto-healing, scaling, etc) and ease of operations.
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