Meeting Dates
6/19/17 - APPC Project Kick-Off
Meeting: APPC Project Kick-Off
Date: 6-19-17
Participants:
- RANDA MAHER <rx196w@us.att.com>;
- MACNIDER, JAMES <james.macnider@amdocs.com>;
- SULLIVAN, JOEY <joey.sullivan@amdocs.com>;
- Skip Wonnell <skip@att.com>;
- BRADY, PATRICK D <pb071s@att.com>;
- SHARMA, RAHUL <Rahul.Sharma2@amdocs.com>;
- Mark Runnels <runnels@att.com>;
- SEABOLT, SCOTT <js9808@att.com>;
- MILLER, PAUL <pm3608@att.com>;
- SOLORZANO, DEE ANN <ds4681@att.com>;
- Eric Debeau <eric.debeau@orange.com>;
- YOUNG, LISA C <ly3793@att.com>;
- KLEIN, REUBEN <rk1518@att.com>;
- ANAPAN-LAVALLE, HECTOR A <ha076r@att.com>;
- Avi Chapnick <avich@amdocs.com>;
- VELARDO, PAT <pv1753@att.com>;
- Marcus Williams <marcus.williams@intel.com>
- SULLIVAN, JOEY joey.sullivan@amdocs.com
Agenda & Notes:
- Introductions
- Define what role each member will play (architect, developer, tester, etc,,,)
- Refer to "APPC Team for Release 1"section below
- Decide on date/time for weekly meeting
- Proposed: Wed @ 11AM EST -
- Decision: go for this slot and adjust if it doesn't work
- Determine agenda for this weekly meeting
- Reuben and Ave to re-align on APPC Project proposal as identified on the wiki.
- Review release schedule
- Upcoming Milestone - M1, due 6/29
- Must have Epics/Stories defined for release 1.
- Start discussing potential scope for release 1
Decisions/Working agreements:
- Weekly call to be held on Wednesdays at 11AM EST initially; will adjust as needed if this time is problematic. With folks on Pacific Coast (PST), France, and Belgium, and India, this is the most accommodating for majority.
Participant must participate as a contributor and gain some expertise before they can be nominated for Committer status.- Per input from Marcus, this does not appear to be aligned with ONAP TSC charter, so I'm scratching this.
Action Items
- Schedule call for Wed., setup zoom invite.
- For this Wednesday's team call, 6/21/17, agenda will be to realign on the APPC project proposal. Reuben and Avi to present.
- Owner: Randa/Catherine
- Status: Done.
- Schedule a call for Thurs, 6/22/17.
- Agenda for this call: Paul will present current capabilities of APPC..
- Owner; Randa
- Status: Done, call scheduled for 6/22/17 at 12PM EST for APPC Project team.
- Follow-up with Piyush, Marcus, Alexis, Rashmi on participation.
- Owner: Randa/Catherine
- Status: In-Progress
APPC Team for Release 1
Present | Name | Email | Role | Allocation | Notes |
Yes | Reuben Klein | rk1518@att.com | Architect | 10% | Co-wrote proposal with Avi for APPC Release 1; will be acting as architect for Release 1 |
Yes | Avi Chapnick | avich@amdocs.com | Architect | 10% | Co-wrote proposal with Reuben for APPC Release 1; will be acting as architect for Release 1 |
No | Piyush Garg | Piyush.Garg1@amdocs.com | Committer | ? | Need to follow-up for participation details |
Yes | Hector Anapan | ha076r@att.com | Contributor | 25% | Led open source effort for APPC for seed contribution; Wants to continue as a contributor; Hector is also part of integration project as a committer and interested in pairwise/integration testing |
No | Jamil Chawki | jamil.chawki@orange.com | TSC |
| Part of Architecture sub-committer Will engage in testing support post August as resource availability opens up |
No | Vimal Begwani | begwani@att.com | Architecture/Consultant |
| Works for Paul Bartolli and his role is to put together a Controller guide; he's involved in all the controller work - Look to him to define what falls into APPC and what does not based on use cases. Also, if we need library support from other implementation, he may be the resource. |
No | Paul Bartoli | pb2317@att.com | Architecture/Consultant |
| Part of Architecture sub-committee |
Yes | Marcus Williams | marcus.williams@intel.com | Committer
| 35% | Marcus will be 100% on ONAP but his time will be spread between three projects, APPC, SDNC, CCSDK. I will contribute code and review code. |
Yes | Pat Velardo | pv1753@att.com | APPC Consultant |
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Yes | James MacNider | James.MacNider@amdocs.com | APPC Consultant |
| James will be moving to another project (SDNC), will be providing consultation to other members who will contribute to APPC (Joey and Rahul) |
Yes | Rahul Sharma | rahul.sharma2@amdocs.com | Contributor | 25% | Working closely with James |
No | Alexis de Talhouët | alexis.de_talhouet@bell.ca | ? | ? | OOO notification June, 19 until July, 3. Catherine will write to manager to see if Alexis can be a potential contributor |
No | Rashmi Pujar | rashmi.pujar@bell.ca | ? | ? | Catherine will write to manager to see if Alexis can be a potential contributor |
No | Bin Yang | bin.yang@windriver.com | Multi-VM SME/Consultant |
| Bin is a committer of Multi-VIM/Cloud project; his focus will be to help identify the dependency/interaction between APP-C and Multi-VIM/Cloud so that we can synergy our effort. |
Yes | Paul Miller | pm3608@att.com | Architect | 10% |
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Yes | Patrick Brady | pb071s@att.com | Committer | 100% | Patrick has been prime for maintaining APPC repo and merging to date.. |
Yes | Skip Wonnell - | kw5258@att.com | Committer | 100% | Skip will also be a contributor as well as a committer |
Yes | Randa Maher | rx196w@att.com | Proposed PTL | 50% |
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Yes | Joey Sullivan | joey.sullivan@amdocs.com | Contributor | 25% | Working closely with James |
6/21/17 APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda
Plan for next meeting
- There were a lot of questions at this meeting about what APPC was, how it fit into the overall architecture, so plan for next week is to provide knowledge sharing session on current capabilities of APPC.
Notes around today's discussion.
- Today there are two Application Controller designs
- Collection of OPEN-O orchestrators, more dependent on VNFC for doing many of its actions.
- APPC
- Manages lifecycle actions through a set of commands, you have a model and inventory VNF/VNFC instances; the approach is to support different flavors of VNFs without having to ask for vendor support (no need to provide a VNF manager, just provide a model), utilize Nefconf, Chef, Ansible plug-ins.
- When we say "model" in context of APP-C, what are we talking about?
- APPC is agnostic, APPC is all about how we can generalize VNF management - the concept of APPC.
- We want to take all of the management capabilities and express them as a model and policy.
- MANO looks at each vendor system in isolation, we want to build an inter-vendor solution, build models on demand.
- We have a series of Yang for components and some on services
- SDC provides TOSCA model for dependency order. We want to add to these capabilities.
- We want to get to a common set of APIs so that operations teams don't have to worry about the underlying mechanism.
- APPC does not instantiate, this is done by SO. Once instantiated, APPC's job is to configure, manage state, and respond to actions triggered by Policy. Such as the case of closed loop corrective actions (Eg. Restart). APPC manages the lifecycle of VNFs.
- Collectors are not in the scope of APPC. ONAP is an integrated system, APPC plugs into this overall system. DCAE local is doing the analytics collection.
- The concept of APPC is entirely independent of the client that calls it on the NB side; APPC is to create implementation of LCM and not assume.
- There is an VNF SDK & modeling project, how do we connect with those projects? How are the dots connected? Further investigation needed.
- What would participants like to hear about in these weekly meetings.
- Participants would like to learn more about APPC and how it interacts with other parts of the stack.
- Interactions with APPC and instantiation with respect to Policy.
- Use cases around service chaining.
06/28/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda
- Logistics/housekeeping
- Jira APPC project & board
- Communication:
- Email: use onap-discuss with [appc] tag in subject line
- Any other options ?
- Miinutes will be kept here:
- Review Use cases & Brainstorm on what we want to achieve in Release 1
- Other topics/dependencies
- MultiVIM
- OOM/Common Controller SDK ?
- SDC ?
Action Items:
- Alex to get details on VNF planned for vCPE use case
- Setup call with SO & APPC teams…
- Setup call with MutiVIM team - lead Xinhui Li
Notes:
- Resources review
- Have not heard back from 1 committer; will leave him on list for now
- Sharon Chisholm will be contributing to the project, focusing on resiliency
- VoLTE Use Case
- Current approved use case does not include APPC
- There is an alternate VoLTE use case that was proposed by Gil Bullard, but marked Obsoleted.
- What are we committing for Release 1?
- Need to work out the combined architecture
- vCPE Use Case
- APPC will be contributing to the vCPE use case in the closed loop flow for VM Restart; important to note that this is VM level and not VNF level restart
- Some of the VMs selected are optimized for hardware platforms
- Some of the VNFs being used are coming from Intel, need to see if they are compatible with APPC [however, if we stiff to VM level Restart, this is not an issue for vCPE use case]
- Can use Ansible, need Ansible server and write the playbook…
- vFW / vDN Use Case
- Regression test; need to ensure these work with all the new added code..
- MultiVIM
- Separate session to be scheduled to discuss CDP-PAL
07/03/17 - APPC/SDC Discussions
Agenda
- Review of Residential Broadband vCPE with the SDC team
Attendees: Eric Lebeau, Michael Lando, Eden Rozin, Catherine Lefèvre
Key Notes
- Review of "Onboarding of infrastructure VNFs" flow
- There is already an existing APPC/SDC interface but the content is not yet really used by APPC
- The content is based on TOSCA format
- Another integration point is foreseen between SDC & APPC as part of ONAP R1:
Currently artifacts are uploaded manually. The goal is to upload automatically.
Action Items:
- Eden will review this flow (DCAE Telemetry) as well as the second integration point (upload automatically the artifacts) with Hector Anapan by 7/10.
07/05/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda
- Review items from checklist
- SDNC upgrade to Carbon - APPC impact
- Scope for Release 1
- Work needed specifically to support vCPE use case
- What areas are folks interested in ?
- Agree on sprint cadence and goals
- July
- Aug
- Sept (code freeze 9/14)
- Labs
- Documentation
Participants:
Notes:
- All contributors and committers should familiarize themselves with:
- Release 1 key goals
- Consume all the code contributions, large part coming end of July. Deliver on the model driven design and additional features
- Support VM Restart for vCPE use case
- Support vDNS/vFW
- Scope for Release 1 - specifics
- Consume all code contributions [stories in backlog - need to update/complete adding stories - Action: Randa to update]
- Upgrade to Carbon to stay aligned with SDNC
- Need to validate/confirm with Dan Timoney from SDNC team that this is indeed the plan for R1
- If so, Need to raise as a risk for APPC - could have multiple side effects that could impact timeline.
- Drop date date for ODL Docker needed from SDNC would be 8/4
- Working to get confirmation from Dan
- Support vCPE Use Case for VM level restart
- Need DG for VM Restart
- What is needed to make this work… ?
- How do we test -
- Will we depend on Integration team to validate, or
- Can we connect Integration lab to our APPC in TLAB?
- Action: Need details on the vCPE - are they running on hardware or Openstack? - schedule call for Monday w/Vimal & Brian -
- Randa following up to see if we can setup a review on Monday at 11AM EST if that works.
- Integration with MultiVIM
- Discussion taking place with MultiVIM team to see how APPC is impacted by this change.
- Meeting planned for tomorrow (Thurs @11AM EST; working to get CDP-PAL SME to present CDP-PAL, Scott will provide flow sample for APPC.
- Demo proposal - VM/VNF restart of vDNS/vFW via MultiVIM ? Need to discuss in more detail
- Integration with OOM
- Per Catherine, Objectives for release 1 based on OOM call earlier today:
- Want to move to container paradigm using Kubernetes - will provide guidelines to teams to move from Docker to Kubernetes
- Will work with team to prioritize - not sure if APPC be on the priority list
- ECOMP Controller proposal is not part of release 1; will be considered for Release 2
- Hector has been involved with OOM
- Bell Canada used Kubernetes template to do test - template of ONAP based on Heat templates
- We want to keep APIs generic, multiple approaches can be taken (ECOMP SDK & OOM, Robot Framework, etc..)
- Action: Hector will setup a session with John Ng and Nicolas Hu to discuss OOM.
- Need to see how APPC can contribute to OOM -
- Action to AMDOCS team (Michael Meller & Sharon C. to see how APPC would interplay with OOM
- Need clear list of all API available for Release 1 and their type - Scott is working with team to get this.
- Lab readiness (T-LAB)
- T-Lab setup for vDNS/vFW
- SDC & AAI integration.. ? What VNFs do we on-booard? Where do we get data?
- Lab Status:
- People are still working on this, but should be done this week. Action: Hector will follow-up on status.
- Documentation
- The Documentation project is will provide guidance on how documentation should be done in ONAP; however, each project is responsible for updating their documentation per release
- When Documentation Project will have their recommendation and tools in place is TBD at this point.
- You can refer to their project page to see what is under consideration.
- APPC has the following documents that will need to be updated for Release 1
- HA/Resiliency stories identifications [items for roadmap]
- Cluster deployment
- Geo-redundancy
- Note that nothing is being committed for release 1 related to this area, this item is only about having the conversations and contributing stories to the backlog for future releases
- Replace openecomp with onap [APPC-13]
- Any volunteers to start working on this?
- Educational Video
- What areas are folks interested in ?
- Send note to Randa
- Do you have local environments setup? If not, 'how-to' instructions can be found here:
07/06/17 - Meeting with MultiVIM team
Material reviewed attached.
07/12/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- ODL Version for R1
- vCPE Use Case
- Code Contributions
- Labs for testing
- MultiVIM
- OOM
- Integration Testing with AAI & SDC
- Other topics?
Notes:
- ODL Version for R1
- Confirmed with SDNC team - they will be using Carbon release of ODL for R1.
- ODL Docker will not be available until end of July.
- SDNC-26 (ODL upgrade) - ETA is end of July
- APPC Story needed: Need story to upgrade ODL version to Carbon
- vCPE Use Case
- Code Contributions -
- Upcoming code contribution from AT&T pre-requisite for vCPE use case support, teams working to get that submitted
- awaiting ETA (restart DG key)
- Action: Follow-up with Scott on the list of DGs being open-sourced
- Labs
- T-Lab: Lab prep in progress - Spondon working on this - availability date TBD
- T-lab still waiting on servers… not likely to be ready this week
- T-Lab lab will be available externally via VPN
- Integration team discussion with WindRiver for a possible development lab for pairwise testing… more details pending.
- They are taking images from Jenkins (latest image) to stand up lab…..
- Generating jira issues if they run into problems
- Focusing on e2e connectivity at the moment, using the demo use cases to validate lab.
- MultiVIM
- Scope for R1 - MultiVIM proxies requests…
- Need to confirm support for R1 from CDP-PAL development team
- CDP-PAL is not part of ONAP and opensource available via github, so we need their agreement to partner on this release for any changes needed in CDP-PAL.
- Reached out to development owner of CDP-PAL (Ram Koya), awaiting feedback from the team if they have capacity to support.
- Assuming CDP-PAL is onboard, when would MultVIM target for readiness to start integration testing.
- Action: Randa to check if there are any dependencies between Carbon & CDP-PAL - checking with Varun
- 7/18/19 update: No, there is no dependency between CDP-PAL and ODL version
- Multivim: R1 is a short term goal to demonstrate integration with APPC, goal to minimize impact due to lack of bandwidth/resource on both sides, but for R2 or beyond, long term approach is TBD, various options still under assessment - CDP-PAL, Cloudify, something else??Comment: If they move to a model approach, this is a much larger impact
- OOM
- Invited David (OOM PTL) to join us for next meeting (7/19)
- OOM still waiting on seed code, which applications may be impacted is still not clear.
- Question: Who is responsible for packaging app to work with OOM - does OOM take care of it or are instructions provided to each app to ensure proper packaging.
- HA/Resiliency
- Sharon has some suggestions for capabilities around resiliency that she would like to review with the team.
- We will plan to focus part of next meeting on this. Sharon will provide a presentation on resiliency/clustering
- Other topics
- Integration Testing with AAI & SDC - investigating to see what we can do locally
- Areas of interest from the team? No feedback received.
- Volunteer to start working on APPC-13 (replace openecomp with ONAP) - no volunteers yet
- Update M1 template (Randa to update)
- Update dependencies details
- Add CDP-PAL support if MultiVIM is to be part of R1
- Add risks
- Carbon coming end of July, If SDNC runs into issues, could be later; the ODL docker is a fundamental dependency for APPC.
- SO & APPC interface
- Questions received on workflow dependencies between SO and APPC. Response provided: Follow-up discussions will be scheduled as needed.
From an APPC perspective, it manages Layer 4-7 configuration and life cycle management. APPC exposes a REST API that is accessible via DMaaP and would support the SO adapter calling APPC for any of its workflow engines. The way APPC is architected, it’s model driven, so how the invoking entity is architected is transparent to APPC. APPC strives to be completely agnostic of the network and make no assumptions. The APPC behavior is identified in the model/information sent to APPC. From an APPC perspective, it does not matter who is the calling entity, but the preferred approach is to call API via a message bus, not direct REST call. APPC provides a DMaaP message bus library which is used by callers in ONAP if they choose to use DMaaP. A similar library would be needed if a different message bus is used.
Paul Miller, one of our APPC architects gave a nice presentation on the model driven approach for APPC, which is recorded and may be of interest.
https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/APPC+Meeting+Minutes?preview=/6593568/8226046/APPC%20Model%20Driven%20Approach%20-%20PMiller%206-22-17.mp4
07/19/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- OOM discussion with David
- Sharon present information on resiliency and ODL clustering
- MultiVIM
- Generic restart code submission
- ODL
- Re-confirmed with Dan Timoney that Carbon is planned for SDNC R1
- Story APPC-?
- CSIT
- Documentation
- University - propose 2
- Upcoming milestones
Notes:
- OOM discussion with David
- Question from previous meeting: Who is responsible for packaging app to work with OOM - does OOM take care of it or are instructions provided to each app to ensure proper packaging.
- Answer: OOM wants each project team to create their own Kubernetes packages; however, for this first release, they will do it.
- For R1, scope for APPC is to deploy, upgrade using the 1 click API; however, don't anticipate any development needed on APPC side to support any activities planned for R1.
- Presentations from Sharon on APPC Resiliency and HA, plus OAM feature contributions (refer to Epic APPC-38)
- MultiVIM
- No big update; waiting on confirmation from CDP-PAL development team on resource availability to support R1 proposal for APPC & MultiVIM integration via proxy.
- Ram Koya & Varun Gudisena primes for CDP-PAL
- LCM Generic Restart
- Code submission in progress - APPC-88
- This will provide the LCM VNF or VM restart capability needed for vCPE use case support.
- ODL Version
- Re-confirmed with Dan Timoney that Carbon is planned for SDNC R1
- APPC-91 created to track the work in APPC to update ODL versio
- Per last conversation with Dan, the ODL docker will be available end of July (delays in this delivery add risk to APPC)
- CSIT
- Creating a CSIT Test
- Integration team would like each project to submit a test plan in a form of a docker that can be kicked off by Robot framework
- Need to define the set of test cases that can be automated.
- This list of test cases identified is needed for M2 (8/3/17)
- University
- Propose 2 videos: Action: Discuss with Paul and Scott - add Epic & Stories
- Create Model Driven Architecture training video - Propose Paul
- Create APPC Overview training video - Propose Scott
- Documentation
- Documentation Epic: APPC-89
- Stories to be added as we better understand what documentation updates are needed.
- SONAR
- Labs
- ETA on Dev WindRiver lab to be provided by Thurs TSC per Helen during PTL call
- This lab will be for dev to dev integration testing
- Reference VNFs will be vFW and vDNS
- Not sure if it will include vCPE
- T-Lab - Spondon working on this, no ETA yet
- Hector is working on standing up an internal ONAP lab, he need AAI credential information from AAI team; he is also working on issues with other components.
- Upcoming Milestones:
Functionality freeze | M2 | August 03, 2017 | Functionality freeze, no new visible functionality is to be added to the current ONAP release. Each Project team has defined and documented their Functional Test Cases. The vendor equipments have been delivered. A stable document describing the API is documented and available in wiki. |
08/02/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- Review High Level Release Plan Proposal
- Discuss Story Pointing Approach
- Review List of Functional Test Cases
- MultiVIM update
- Review M2 checklist
- Communication (IRC)
- Labs
- Documentation
- Round Table
Notes:
- Release Plan - high level proposal reviewed with the team;
- Sprint One: 8/1 - 8/16
- Identify the functional test cases [APPC-105]
- Restart LCM action [APPC-88]
- Bug fix contribution [APPC-100]
- Functional test case automation - part 1
- Can we automate any during sprint 1?
- SONAR blockers- Part 1
- ODL upgrade???
- Updated ETA from SDNC is now 8/4; so tentative at this point if this is Sprint 1 or 2
- OAM Epic (APPC-38)
- Action: Discuss with Sharon if some stories need to be in Sprint 2;
- Sprint Two: 8/17 - 8/31
- AT&T feature contributions (epics: APPC-9, 22,12,10,11,53,57,62,63)
- ODL upgrade ??
- Functional test case automation - part 2
- LCM API Doc upgrade
- SONAR blockers/criticals - Part 2
- Sprint Three: 9/1 - 9/14
- MultiVIM integration testing
- SONAR - blockers/critical - Part 3
- Documentation updates (Epic APPC-89)
- Release Notes
- API Guide
- User Guide
- APPC Client Library Guide
- Sprint Four: 9/15-9/29 - Hardening
- University training recordings
- Scott - APPC overview
- Paul - APPC model driven
- Defect fixes as needed
- Comments on release plan:
- no major issues raised by team
- question/concern raised on heavy loading of Sprint 2, but that is where the bulk of the code contribution from AT&T and AMDOCs is coming. We will need to see how we can mitigate this during Sprint 2. Will explore to see If there are opportunities to get some of this in Sprint 1.
- JIRA APPC board currently reflect above plan for the most part: APPC JIRA Board
- Story Pointing Approach….
- We did not get a chance to cover this topic, but my proposal is to use a simple story point method for R1 : 1 or 0
- 1 means in-progress
- 0 means it's done.
- This method seems most reasonable for this release since many of the contribution are coming items being worked by various companies and being pushed to ONAP..
- Reminders of JIRA good practices:
- When you start to work a story or bug, move State to In-Progress.
- When you deliver or close a story or bug, don't forget to update the Resolution field; i.e., don't leave it Unresolved!
- Review list of Test Cases (unit, functional, integration) - what can be automated, what can’t be automated; any we can undertake in Sprint 1
- MultiVIM discussion/priority
- Discussion took place with CDP-PAL team
- Identified list of actions that are needed by APPC
- We prioritized list into Priority 1, 2, 3, priority 1 being what we need to support vCPE use case, however, we would also like priority 2.
- Thanks to Scott Seabolt and Ryan Young, following list was provided to CDP-PAL team.
- CDP-PAL team to complete the mapping of CDP action to openstack action.
- MultiVIM has requested changes from CDP-PAL by 8/20; hence, APPC has integration with MultiVIM in Sprint 3.
- I have requested that integration to MultiVIM be transparent to APPC because I want fallback plan to be CDP-PAL without need to make code changes. All this is still under discussion.
- Review M2 checklist
- Communication - IRC channel (#onap-appc)
- Labs
- Marco Platania has a rackspace lab that is used to deploy new dockers on daily basis, so we will be running through some level of integration testing to make sure we are not breaking anything. We will not have access to do dev testing in this lab, but we may possible request some specific tests. Marco will reach out to APPC if he sees problems.
- Additionally, Hector is working on his internal lab - making good progress.He was able to bring up a fully working (as far as passing healthchecks go) ONAP instance, We didn't get a chance to discuss this one, we can get more next week.
- Lab with vCPE? Still under discussion, no conclusion yet.
- Sonar
- We have been given a target for unit test/code coverage for R1 - 30% - 50%
- There is an issue with Sonar not reporting correct data (we were at 18%, but now shows 0%)
- Ticket opened with LF Helpdesk (ONAP Helpdesk #43745), no response yet.
- R1 blockers
- List was started as part of Virtual developers event - can be found here:
- I added dependency on ODL Docker from SDNC tean.
- Do you have any other you want to add?
- OpenECOMP vs. ONAP renaming (APPC-13)
- This came up as a topic in PTL weekly call
- Making change from openecomp to onap has wide and extensive implications, cannot be accommodated in R1 without impacting other scope.
- Discussion being taken up by TSC - proposal is to identify plan in R1, execute in R2
- Waiting on guidance for this story.
08/09/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- APPC/CDP-PAL/MultiVIM- integration discussion
- Sprint 1 Status
- Documentation
Notes:
- Audio record of meeting: APPC Project Call recording 8-9-17.MP4
- APPC/CDP-PAL/MultiVIM integration discussion
- Primes:
- APPC - Ryan Young and Scott Seabolt
- CDP-PAL - Satish Addagada and Tyler Smith
- MultiVIM - Xinhui Li and Bin Yang
- Plan
- CDP-PAL
- In order to make expected 8/20 deadline, we will implement the following solution.
- We will take in the following properties (actual values are subject to change, based upon discussion):
Property | Value Type |
provider.isMultiVIMProxy | True/False |
provider.multivimproxy.identity.password | String |
provider.MultiVIMProxy.identity.url | URL |
provider.multivimproxy.identity.username | String |
provider.MultiVIMProxy.service.url | URL |
- Based upon those properties, we will route our API calls through the MultiVIM service url.
- APPC
- Will require development to handle new URL format
- MutlVIM
- Already working on their keystone proxy
- Additional information on MultiVIM plan can be found in attached slides:
- R1 Priority
- Support actions needed by APPC to support vCPE use case are a must. Identified as Priority 1 in attached file. Priority 2 items are needed to be able to validate other functionality offered by APPC, but not needed to support R1 use cases, but would like to have in R1 (mitigatiion plan is for APPC to be able to support both MultiVIM and CDP-PAL URL formats)
- Sync-up calls
- Three sync-up calls will be setup in case we need to address technical questions that may arise:
- Friday 8/11, Tuesday 8/15, and Thursday 8/17
- Assumptions
- CDP-PAL
- When invoking the authentication API call to MultiVIM’s identity url (passing in the openstack username, password, and identity service URL), we will get a token identical to the one we would normally receive from Openstack.
In order to access the Openstack provider API’s through the MultiVIM proxy, we need only replace the OpenStack service base url with the MultiVIM service base url. Furthermore, we expect the API response to be identical to what we would normally get if we had interacted directly with the Openstack Provider API.
e.g. instead of https://OpenStackServiceURL/v2.0/login, we will use https://MultiVimProxyServiceURL/v2.0/login.
- MutliVIM
- MultiVIM team is aligned with above assumption and is aligned with their plans
- Impacts
- Development impacts for APPC, CDP-PAL, and MultiVIM teams
- Deadlines
- All components will be code complete by 8/20 with goal of being able to start pairwise testing week of 8/21 pending availability of an environment
- Testing- where?
- Most likely environment for use is the WindRiver Dev2Dev lab being setup by Integration team.
- Action: Randa to follow-up with Helen and Marco on readiness of this environment for testing start week of 8/21.
- Open Issues:
- What version of OpenStack does APPC need?
- https://releases.openstack.org/
- VoLTE is using Mitaka, which is EOL, we probably want Newton or Ocata - neet to verify.
- Sprint 1 Status
- Sprint One: 8/1 - 8/16
- Identify the functional test cases [APPC-105]
- This is done; A wiki page has also been added to track these test, plus individual JIRA issues to track automatio of each test case.
- Looking for volunteers to take on these test case automation. Please let me know if you want to take one on.
- Restart LCM action [APPC-88]
- This done and available; looking for place to validate, talking with Marco Plantania and Dan Rose about using an internal lab that has latest dockers deployed. Working with them to get vFW VNFs deployed and populated in AAI.
- Bug fix contribution [APPC-100]
- Functional test case automation - part 1
- Aaron has started working on one of them, but this will be part of Sprint 2, not 1 most likely.
- Still looking for volunteers to work the other ones.
- SONAR blockers- Part 1
- We will do what we can in Sprint 1 bandwidth permitting.
- We will create another story for Sprint 2 to make sure we continue focusing on this.
- Need volunteers to look at issues.
- ODL upgrade
- This will move to Sprint 1.
- Per Dan Timoney (PTL for CCSDK and SDNC), Carbon package slipped to this week.
- Also, SDNC was refactored to move core functions into CCSDK, so we will have a bit more work to integrate Carbon ODL. This work is assigned to Patrick (APPC-91)
- OAM Epic (APPC-38)
- Will be submitted as part of Sprint 1. Stories moved to Sprint 1.
- Action: Discuss with Sharon if some stories need to be in Sprint 2;
- Update: CLOSED. All stories linked to Epic APPC-38 will be submitted in Sprint 1
- Documentation
- Working with Rich Bennett. He would like to use APPC release notes as the pilot project to demo their proposal for documentation using rst.
- The idea is that documentation is handled like code, files managed in code repos, changes need to be submitted to Gerrit for reviewes, tools are use for rendering, etc.
8/11/2017 - Feedback from discussion with the Integration Team
- Multi-VIM/APPC Testing – Helen will contact the Multi-VIM team to determine which lab is the most appropriated based on their needs
- Labs supported by the Integration Team - OpenStack Flavour: Mitaka & Newton
- The E2E Development Lab (WindRiver) is supporting Mitaka Openstack
- Chetan Doshi's team can get an access to the E2E Development lab but the latest APPC docker image should be available to install on the E2E Dev Lab (WindRiver).
Sync-up with Marco/Dan is required when the APPC Docker image is available
08/11/17 - APPC/CDP-PAL/MultVIM - Touch Base 1
Participants:
Action Item:
- Confirm with MultiVIM team base url (Varun sent an email on this)
Notes:
- Update on potential labs for testing provided above by Catherine
- CPD-PAL would like to confirm base URL
- APPC team wanted to confirm format of URL is as documented in slides
- APPC does not hard code or configure URL; it receives it in the request and must be able to parse it.
- Today, this is the pattern matching it's dong and will need to update:
public class IdentityURL {
*
The regular expression pattern used to parse the URL. Capturing groups are used to identify and extract the
various component parts of the URL.
private static Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("(\\p{Alnum}+)://([^/:]+)(?::([0-9]+))?/(v[0-9\\.]+)/?");
08/15/17 - APPC/CDP-PAL/MultiVIM - Touch Base 2
Participants:
Action Items
- Need to confirm URL for testing - Randa & Xinhui to follow-up with Helen
- Tyler will work on Priority 2 items for openstack mapping by Thrus., 8/17,
- Ryan and Tyler to discuss how to handle endpoints and come back with expectations/assumptions to get all aligned.
- Bin Yang to document all his questions/concerns and send in advance of this meeting so that we can discuss. There is an open action item on what exactly is getting populated in A&AI. APPC get URL from A&AI.
Action Items from last week:
- Confirm with MultiVIM team base url (Varun sent an email on this)
- Please confirm the base url: base multicloud api call looks like : msb.onap.org:80/api/multicloud/v0/
- Status: CLOSED. Confirm by Xinhui
Notes:
- APPC Story: APPC-131 - Ryan working on this one…
- Tyler - coding change small, but testing is the larger scope- need to validate the various use cases
- Bin - there are a lot of other dependencies that need to be in place before we can integrate test with MultiVIM: ESR, A&AI - However, to validate flow from APPC/CDP-PAL to MultiVIM, we don't see a full blown end to end flow. Can we manually populate data in A&AI? AppC will look for URL for MultiVIM in A&AI
- APPC does not hard code URL, it expects to get it with the reqeust
- Need more clarification from MultiVIM team on plans to register with A&AI and what MSB has to do with plans - this was not clear. APPC assumption has always been that the full URL would be coming from A&AI or the incoming request; anything else would need to be reassessed if it can fit into R1 at this stage.
08/16/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- Wrap up Sprint 1 and start Sprint 2- pending items
Notes:
- Sprint 1 will close today;
- APPC-87 okay to close.
- APPC-92 will be closed and another story will be opened for Sprint 2 to continue working SONAR issues.
- ODL Carbon update (Epic APPC-158)
- This work is in sprint 2;
- Patrick working on this, changing references over to CCSDK, still having issues with build, some CCSDK items not ready.
- Marcus will work wth Patrick. Marcus also workig on CCSDK project
- MultiVIM Support (Epic APPC-123)
- Working with CDP-PAL and MultiVIM team.
- Weekly touchbase meetings being held, working through requirements
- Next touchbase planned for Thur, 8/17, at 9AM EST
- Environment for validation will be the WindRiver lab - see below for update from Catherine.
8/16/2017 - Feedback from discussion with the Integration Team
- vCPE will be validated on the WindRiver lab while vVolte will be validated in the China Mobile lab
- Helen will send an e-mail later this week on this topic
- CSIT (APPC-104)
- Working on local environment so that we can validate the test cases using Robot framwork.
- This continues to be a work in progress; we are supposed to have 50% of planned TC done by M3, but not sure we will hit that
- Documentaton (APPC-89)
- Paul Miller will update the API Guide for R1/M3 (APPC-102)
- Documentation project planning a meeting next week, we will find out more about what they recommend, but we need to keep moving ahead with our updates for M3.
- Restart Testing in internal ORD instance
- Have not been able to successfully test restart, still have not been able to get AAI data populated; however, error we are getting suggests that current deployment may not have pick up our code.
- Action: Patrick to check lab to ensure we have version with code deployed
- Sonar
- Reporting 0% Unit test coverage - needs investigation why this is reporting incorrect data
- Action: Marcus and Skip will look into this.
- Update: Closed. Fixed by Marcus!
- Tracking deferred Gerrit comments
- Story APPC-157 opened to track these items for completion.
- Integration Testing
- Catherine is working with Helen Chen from Integration team to create a JIRA dashboard to track Integration issues
- Convention to flag issues openend by Integration Team
- Label will be used to identify issue are originated by Integration Team
- Affects Version = Amsterdam Release
08/18/17 - APPC/CDP-PAL/MultiVIM - Touch Base 3
Participants:
RANDA MAHER rx196w@us.att.com, Chenfei Gao cgao@research.att.com, Ryan Young ry303t@att.com, Scott Seabolt js9808@att.com, Bin Yang bin.yang@windriver.com, TYLER SMITH ts4124@us.att.com, Ethan Lynn ethanlynnl@vmware.com, Joseph Chou jc2555@att.com, Pamela Dragosh pdragosh@research.att.com, BECKY L HOTZE bk2371@att.com, Bin Hu bh526r@att.com, ram bagadi rb341d@att.com, Skip Wonnell skip@att.com, Phil Nguyen pn8984@att.com, AARON HAY ah415j@att.com, varun gudisena vg411h@att.com, xinhui li lxinhui@vmware.com, Hector Anapan ha076r@att.com
Meeting Recording:
MultiIVIM Meeting 8-18-17- Touchbase3.mp4
Action Items:
- Randa to setup a call with Policy and CLAMP to clarify what APPC will be as part of the closed loop in support of vCPE use case
- Ryan will investigate what additional work would be required if Policy passed the VNFID only and not the full identify URL
- Bing Yang will investigate if MultiVIM can support https
- Tyler will investigate if CDP-PAL can support http
- MultiVIM team still needs to finalize storage of identity-url into AAI - discussion going on with ESR and VID team.
Conclusion from discussion:
- The full url will be stored in AAI as part of the identity-url, as shown below:
cloud-region |
|
|
| cloud-owner and cloud-region-id as compound key |
| cloud-owner | onap:cloud-owner | str | cloud owner name, e.g. att-aic |
|
| openo:vendor |
|
|
| cloud-region-id | onap:cloud-region-id | str | RegionOne |
| cloud-type | onap:cloud-type | str | type of the cloud, decides which multicloud plugin to use, openstack-ocata |
|
| openo:type |
|
|
| identity-url | onap:identity-url | str | http://msb.onap.org:80/api/multicloud/v0/{cloudowner}_{region}/identity/v3 |
- For username & password, APPC stores the credential locally in a properties file and these are passed to OpenStack to authenticate. For R1, this will remain the same. APPC will make no changes to this existing functionality.
- Ethan indicated that credential would be stored in AAI as part of cloud region, put there by ESR as part of VM info; however, for R1, APPC will not extract username/password from AAI. Implication for testing is that these credentials in properties file must match what is stored in AAI for that cloud instance.
- Note that APPC only has 1 set of credential for all cloud instance today.
Additional Notes:
- APPC/CDP-PAL use HTTPS; need MultiVIM to investigate if they can support HTTPS. Tyler will do likewise to see if HTTP can be supported by CDP-PAL.
- MutliVIM team is still in discussions on identify-url and how it will get into AAI
- Question from Policy - does Policy need to send the full url or can APPC look it up based on VNF ID and retrieve it from AAI instead of having it passed in request? Ryan to look into what it would take to retrieve the url.
Action Items from last week:
- Need to confirm URL for testing - Randa & Xinhui to follow-up with Helen
- Status: Pending Waiting on details to be provided by Helen
- Tyler will work on Priority 2 items for openstack mapping by Thurs., 8/17.
- Status: Pending, new ETA 8/21/
- Ryan and Tyler to discuss how to handle endpoints and come back with expectations/assumptions to get all aligned
- Status: CLOSED - CDP) was under the impression that they would have to manage a different authentication mechanism with VIM; however, from today's meeting with MultiVIM team, the confirmed that the identity url in A&AI would be the same as if were the OpenStack identity. This means that MultiVIM proxy responds identically as OpenStack, so no changes to CDP-PAL.
- Bin Yang to document all his questions/concerns and send in advance of this meeting so that we can discuss. There is an open action item on what exactly is getting populated in A&AI. APPC get URL from A&AI.
- Status: CLOSED. Were part of items discussed in 8/18 meeting.
08/22/17 - ONAP Architecture Subcommittee APPC Interfaces and Restart Flow
08/23/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda
- M3 status (Randa)
- ODL upgrade (Patrick)
- MultiVIM integration status (Ryan & Tyler)
- Code contributions (Skip)
- Documentation status (Randa & Scott)
- CSIT (Aaron)
- SONAR coverage
- Testing (Hector)
- Anything else?
Meeting Recording: 8-23-17 APPC Weekly Project Meeting.mp4
Notes:
- EPA (Extended Platform Awareness)
- Alex requested time to go through EPA project with team to do some brainstorming on what is possible/not possible on what is being proposed
- Would like to do it before Sep 25-28 F2F meetings
- Will target 9/13/17 for this discussion.
- M3 Status
- All items ready with exception of following:
- CSIT not at 50%
- Sonar coverage not at 30%
- Updated API Doc will be posted end of week
- Refer to M3 checklist
- ODL Upgrade - APPC-158
- Issues for new ODL dependencies fixed
- Now testing with new docker image from ccsdk,
- Project is compiling with new ODL and new CCSDK and test passing, now just need to get new docker image to work.
- On-track for Sprint 2 (ends 8/30)
- MultiVIM Integration status
- APPC (Ryan)
- Meeting held with Policy team - decision that policy will only pass VNFID, APPC will do the look-up for identify URL
- Meeting held with AAI to get details on API changes - see AAI API VIM Definitions
- Main work left right now is to determine where the AAI calls wll actually be made from - looking at a couple of places, possible updates to DGs..
- On-track for Sprint 2 (ends 8/30)
- CDP-PAL (Tyler)
- Typler confirmed that CDP-PAL can support either https or http
- Based on latest changes on APPC, there may not be any development work for CDP-PAL.
- Dev (WindRiver) Lab access
- No update from Helen and she's on vacation this week.
- Risk - APPC and CDP-PAL can have code ready, but there is no lab yet for integration/pairwise testing.
- Code Contribution Status
- All code contributed with the exception of the GUI for the Configuration Design Tool (CDT)
- GUI may be more than 10K lines, having to break it up just to stay under this limit may present problems so we will submit all the code to avoid any delays.
- Need to go through JIRA stories to ensure they are all updated as applicable.
- Documentation Status
- Documentation team planning meeting with all PTLs on 8/24
- API Guide - updated draft available; will be posted to wiki in doc format for now as we continue work to convest to rst and submit to git.
- Client Library Guide - draft available, will be posted to wiki in doc format for now as we continue work to convest to rst and submit to git.
- CDT tool documentation - pending…
- User Guide update - pending - Randa will setup a call to review this document to see what changes we want to make.
- Release Notes - pending.
- CSIT
- Healthcheck test case submitted by Aaron - Covers APPC-111
- Patrick will take a closer look at APPC-112 to see if covered by work Aaron did with Healthcheck (APPC-111)
- Phil will work on APPC-113, APPC-119, APPC-120
- Aaron will continue working on APPC-115 and APPC-116
- Next?
- SONAR
- test coverage - only at 13.4% overall, need to improve - see here
- Randa to setup a call to strategize on increasing coverage.
- Blockes.. need volunteers to work these...
- From a process perspective if you work on Sonar issues
- Assign issue to yourself in Sonar if you are going to work on, also
- Create a task under story to track the submission.(APPC-156).
- Skip indicated they are working on the "Catch Exception instead of Throwable", which should reduce numbers quite a bit.
- Testing
- Hector working on his internal lab, trying to test LCM Restart, but blocked by APPC-169. Also partnering with Ashwin on APPC to AAI integration.
- ORD environment also blocked by APPC-169 and AAI data - reached out to SO team for support.
- Anything else?
- APPC setup script - provided as part of work submitted by Aaron under APPC-111
08/30/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- vFW close loop regression - how will this be supported (Paul, Patrick, Chenfei)
- ODL upgrade status (Patrick)
- APPC changes to support MultiVIM integration status (Ryan)
- APPC Client Library merge status (Skip)
- CSIT Status (Aaron, Patrick, Phil)
- Documentation Update (Scott)
- Closing Sprint 2
- Sprint 3 (9/1 - 9/15)
- Misc
Meeting Recording: 8-30-17 APPC Weekly Project Meeting.mp4
Notes:
- vFW close loop regression - how will this be supported (Paul, Patrick, Chenfai)
- No change needed if using R0 approach
- The request sent today for closed loop is not doing anything actually on the vFW, it is doing it on the traffic generator, but that doesn't matter, traffic generator can mount; there is no process in the LCM flow to do exactly what they are doing, that is to delete the existing config and apply a new one. There are 2 options
- Option 1 - call the same legacy API and DG;
- Option 2 - make it work through LCM API itself, we have an approach we have used in the patch that we've used for OpenStack action, which allow caller to invoke the LCM API with a version number, but we would end up invoke the existing DG.
- Option 1 would not require any additional effort, we just use what is currently there for legacy APIs; Option 2 would require some work, no code changes, but records to tables would be needed.
- Giving where we are in the release cycle and the work yet to complete, decision is to go with Option 1. Patrick confirmed that DG is still there.
- ODL status update (Patrick)
- In-Progress; working through some failures; sli features is not coming up; hard to tell if issue is on CCSDK side or APPC side since code is so closely coupled.
- Patrick will open defect to CCSDK as needed
- Will work with Marcus since he is also on CCSDK project.
- APPC changes to support MultiVIM integration (Ryan)
- Pushing out initial changes today for IaaS adapter [APPC-131]
- APPC-185 - added to include some DG changes for getting AAI info we need to pull for identity url
- As far as we can tell, there are no CDP-PAL changes at this stage unless testing reveals anything different
- Biggest change is for APPC getting Identity url from aai and ensure backwards compatibility with CDP-PAL to OpenStack.
- MultiVIM looks like is only supporting Priority 1 actions and we need to be able to validate the other actions. Don't want to be limited by what MultiVIM can support.
- APPC Client Library update (Skip)
- CSIT Status (Aaron, Patrick, Phil)
- Core set
- Aaron: APPC-115 and APPC-116 done; Current view reflected on the wiki
- Need to look at the test case implemented to check bundle count; it would require updates if bundles are added/removed. Can this be done dynamically.
- Sli APIs are being used for basic healthcheck, not the OAM Get Status API.
- Phil: Working assigned test cases, but needs the port numbers.
- ODL check - APPC-111 - if bundles are up and running, then that's a good indicator that OpenDaylight is running.
- Action: Randa will setup a separate call to discuss ports usage since we need to document this in release notes or deployment guide
- 9/12/17 - CLOSED - will be documented as part of release notes.
- Action: Need to review the approach to check health status of APPC to be consistent with the business logic being implemented (i.e, OAM feature). Possible work for R2 since API may need to be updated.
- Stretch
- LCM restart (VM & VNF level) - Phil currently testing. Randa to create Story
- Documentation Update (Scott)
- API Guide has been converted to rst format and should be submitted to GIT today/tomorrow
- APPC Client guide is close and should also be going; need to update location of client library in ONAP.
- APPC User Guide - meeting will be scheduled to discuss what updates we want to make to this document.
- Closing Sprint 2
- Review list of remaining epic/stories with Skip & Mark - need confirmation if all contributions were make. Randa will setup a call to discuss.
- Noticed issue with missing tables For example:
- APPC-75 -Story -
- APPC-155 - bug
- Hector recommends that all tables be included in the deployment repo. From email sent,
- Here are the steps to take to add a database in the ONAP MySQL and add tables using the APPC Docker Image’s deployment scripts: [this addresses new tables, we need to also handle changed table]
- Sprint 3 - focus
- Documentation
- Finish CSIT
- Complete items pushed out from Sprint 2
- SONAR junit Coverage
- SONAR Blockers
- Testing
- Lab access - POD-14
- Scott was able to VPN and access Horizon console; should have what we need, but need to verify that we can log into the VMs
- MultiVIM team also requested access to this lab.
- Not quite certain what’s there yet. Helen indicated that this lab is only being updated weekly, they are not yet in a position to do daily updates.
- Misc
- New License text changes, so we will see some churn
- Mysql-connector-java under GPL2.0 - per Phil Robb and Steve Winslow would probably be a blocker for R1 - detected by Nexus IQ Server scan
- Update: This is covered by following FOSS Exception, should not be a blocker for R1.
09/06/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- APPC, MutliVIM, AAI/ESR integration testing
- APPC changes to support MultiVIM status
- ODL Carbon upgrade status
- CSIT status
- Sprint 2 closure
- Sprint 3
- Sonar update
Meeting Recording: 9-06-17 APPC Weekly Project Call.mp4
Participants: Bin Hu, Gil Hellmann, Hector Anapan, Jimmy Forsyth, Lionel Goarzin, Lizi, Patrick Brady, Phil Nguyen, Ryan Young, Veer Rajasekhar, Adolfo, Bin Yang, Ethan Lynn, Gildas Lanilis, Honghui Xiao, Keliang, Mark Runnels, Martial Gervais, Rahul Sharma, Skip Wonnell, Gordon Warrack, Scott Seabolt, Aaron Hay, Randa Maher
Action Items:
- Randa: Follow-up with DMaaP team to see if they are ready for integration testing.
- Update 9-7-17: From Varun Gudisena, "We have the working DMaaP Message Router docker image ready. I will send specs tomorrow"
- Stephen or Gil: Provide more details on the POD-25 lab
- Update 9-13-17: Details sent to primes listed on pairwise testing wiki.
- Phil: Provide documentation of some test cases that they run internally to see if we can run these in POD-25.
- Update 9-13-17: List provided, needs to be reviewed to see what can be done in POD-25.
Notes:
- Pairwise/integration testing notes are tracked on the paiwise wiki page: Pairwise Testing - Amsterdam
- APPC changes to support MultiVIM - AAI query (APPC-185)
- Being worked by Ryan and should be done by end of week 9-8-17 - working with Jim Forsyth from AAI
- AAI team working through some issues with their master branch, but also anticipate being ready by end of week.
- ODL upgrade (APPC-91)
- Looking code for end of week, draft gerrit submit made, working through some failing junits.
- CSIT
- APPC-118 - Aaron working on this
- APPC-113, 119, 120 - Phil
- Story for the LCM Restart - VM and VNF - created APPC-192 and APPC-193
- Sprint 2- stories in question - code contribution confirmed, stories and sprint closed
- Spritn 3 - started - ends 9/15
- Sonar - coverage up to 24% - up 6% since last meeting.
09/13/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- POD-25 lab access/details (Gil, Stephen)
- APPC DG changes to retrieve identify URL (Ryan)
- CSIT Jenkins Jobs (Aaron)
- DMaaP integration testing (Varun, Phil, Ryan)
- Test Cases for pairwise testing
- Review outstanding items from Sprint 3
- Sprint 4
- Documentation update
- Misc
- EPA discussion - 9/15/17 at 12PMEST
Meeting Recording: 9-13-17 APPC Weekly Project Call.mp4
09/15/17 - EPA Presentation by Alex Vul
Meeting Recording: EPA Presentation by Alex Vul 9-15-17.mp4
09/20/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- POD-25 deployment (Aaron, Bin)
- Build stability & Key issues (All)
- AAI DG changes for MultiVIM integration (Ryan)
- CSIT (Aaron, Phil)
- Test Cases for Pairwise testing
- Documentation (Scott)
- M4 Checklist review
- F2F next week
- Other topics?
10/04/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- Pairwise testing - outstanding items (Bin, Jimmy, Scott)
- DMaaP integration (Dominic, Varun)
- CSIT (Phil)
- Documentation (Scott, Randa, Hector)
- Defects
Meeting Recording: 10-04-17 - APPC Weekly Project Call.mp4
Notes:
- Pairwise testing
- Outstanding items (Bin, Jimmy, Scott)
- AAI data for VNFs
- Jimmy got vnf data provided by Scott & Ryan loaded today, next step is for APPC to verify now with APPC to see if all is in place; however, note that data given to jimmy does not include MultiVim url, only OpenStack. Data will need to be updated once MultiVIM info is available.
- AAI data for MultiVIM
- Bin was able to populate info into AAI, put VIM end point into cloud region - needs to verify first, will let team know when done with validation
- For now, Ryna and Scott can validate that flow works through APPC without MultiVIM - going directly to OpenStack; Will update and re-run flows via MultiVIM when ready.
- AAI backup -
- Once we validate the objects we want, Jimmy will set it up to be populate with each deployment.
- DMaaP integration (Varun, Dominic)
- Know issues in WindRiver lab and waiting for their IT dept to address (OPENLABS-62) - not ETA at this point.
- Team has been working on a workaround, but can't guarantee that it will always work.
- CSIT (Phil)
- 4 of 11 CSIT added are currently failing due to Carbon differences in apidoc explorer.
- Phil hopes to have a solution sometime today.
- Integration testing…schedule for Amsterdam
- Documentation (http://onap.readthedocs.io/en/latest/release/index.html)
- API Guide (Scott, Randa)
- Formatting issues - will submit once technical issues with his local environment are resolved
- Randa to review for additional updates that need to be made
- User Guide (Randa) - not started yet
- Deployment documentation (Hector) - one remaining item to be added on how to add DGs using existing code
- Defects
- Sprint 5 - ends 10/13
- License items:
- Following up with LF to determine if references to mysql-connector need to be removed from seed code (1.0.0)
- Need to remove powermock-module-javaagent-1.6.5.jar since it's GPL2.0 license (APPC-258)
10/11/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- Pairwise testing (Ryan, Scott)
- Integration testing support (Scott, Ryan, Patrick)
- CSIT (Phil)
- Documentation (Randa, Hector, Patrick)
- RC0 milestone
- Defects
Notes:
| RC1 | Oct 26, 2017 | Release Candidate 1 |
| RC2 | Nov 9, 2017 | Release Candidate 2 |
| Sign-Off | Release Delivery | Nov 16, 2017 | Amsterdam Release Sign-Off |
10/25/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- Sprint 6 pending items
- RC1
- Documentation
- Release branching - will do it by RC2
- Testing
- Blocking issues:
- CDP-PAL issue - APPC-285
- MultiCloud issue - MULTICLOUD-119
- Testing progress
- vCPE
- Pairwise (POD-25 - .80 lab)
- Working session…
Notes:
- Sprint 6 pending items - sprint closes on 10/27
- RC1
- Failing jenkins javadocs job that needs to be fixed (APPC-266)
- Sev 1 issue (APPC-285)
- CDP-PAL changes being tracked under this APPC ticket.
- Documentation
- Logging section added to readthedocs
- APPC User Guide, which includes Architecture section added to readthedocs
- Will be added some documentation on OAM APIs on readthedocs.
- Release notes still pending.
- Release branching - will do it by RC2
- Testing
- Blocking issues:
- CDP-PAL issue - APPC-285
- MultiCloud issue - MULTICLOUD-119
- Testing progress
- vCPE
- Pairwise (POD-25 - .80 lab)
- Working session...
11/08/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- Wrapping up Amsterdam Release
- Only Highest/High defect priority bug fixes directly related to the use cases are allowed
- Creating release version (v1.2.0) - dependency on CCSDK to complete
- Release branching (decision to be made at TSC meeting this Thurs)
- Testing details
- Documentation
- RC2 checklist
- Other Lose ends…
- Last test case, WBN, not critical for Amsterdam.
- Update INT-181 test results
- VM restart ?
- Priority once Amsterdam branch is created
11/22/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- A new amsterdam branch has been created.
- Beijing changes can now go into master.
- Patrick has already started merging changes into the master.
- needs to be validated and documented.
- Package naming will be changing.
- Due to limitations in Gerrit line count is showing a very large number than was actually changed.
- Need to strategize with Randa on what the best practices are for handling this scenario.
11/29/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
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- needs to be validated and documented (Scott Seabolt).
- The team is working to close this test out 11/29/2017.
- The vFirewall project had a question around using REST to create the Netconf mount instead of the demo.sh script via Robot (Team).
- The "PUT" command and xml are outlined here.
- Alternatively, the procedure using a curl command and xml body are outline here.
- APPC HealthCheck is failing with the latest Jenkins Staging image (Patrick Brady).
- Appears to be due to oparent missing in the latest CCSDK package.
- Patrick is in touch with Dam Timoney with CCSDK.
- ONAP Branching Status email (Taka Cho/Patrick Brady)
- What does the APPC team expect from the next ONAP meeting occuring in two weeks?
Notes:
- INT-206
- To complete today using MultiCloud instead of going direct to OpenStack.
- vFirewall
- Using REST to create the Netconf mount can easily be done either via Postman or via CURL. Samples of both are above in the agenda.
- APPC Healthcheck
- Appears to be due to oparent missing in the latest CCSDK package.
- Patrick is in touch with Dam Timoney with CCSDK.
- Looks like oparent released the wrong version. Dan is working to get this issue fixed.
- Currently all builds are failing due to this issue.
- ONAP Branching Status
- There is one more merged project that needs to be implemented.
- Patrick made two properties that determine which is used for snapshot and which is the release
- Changes are done but due to the oparent (CCSDK) issue the builds are failing.
- Beijing meeting in two weeks
- AAF integration:
- Investigating how APPC handles AAF and making improvements.
- Currently jars have to be modified.
- Possibly put a security handler on higher level Jetty instead.
- Would this change be on AAF or APPC, preferably on AAF so it's more of a global in how apps handle.
- Change from org.openecomp to org.onap.
- MultiCloud Integration.
- What will the architecture be for Beijing? APPC→CDP-PAL→MultiCloud or APPC→MultiCloud.
- Possibly create an IaaS service where APPC could plugin to MultiCloud or CDP-PAL.
- I.e. make it a pluggable architecture.
- Change APPC to use the OSGI Config admin instead or using property files (Stretch Goal).
- Allows for a more dynamic configuration.
12/06/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- Preliminary view of scope for Beijing
- APPC Beijing contributors?
- Upcoming releases - reivew key dates
- JIRA Management
- Key changes with Beijing
- Vacations in Dec/Meeting plans
- CSIT for R1 and R2
Participants: Randa Maher, Atul Shegokar, Aaron Hay, Patrick Brady, Ryan Young, Scott Seabolt, Skip Wonnell, Takamune Cho, Parviz Yegani, Shubhada Vaze, Veer Rajasekar
Action Items:
- Randa Maher & team: Review architecture diagram for R2 and ensure accurate for APPC.
- Randa Maher & team: Review Enterprise vCPE UC for impact to APPC
Notes:
- Preliminary view of scope for Beijing
- Additional LCM action support: Quiesce, AttachVolume, Reboot, Query, DetachVolume, Software upgrade
- Configuration Design Tool (CDT) UI
- Change org.openecomp to org.onap
- ODL upgrade to Nitrogen (driven by CCDSK updates/dependency)
- Change DB to MariaDB (driven by SDNC dependency)
- Support Configure action (fix bugs from Amsterdam)
- Security - AAF integration
- Increase code coverage to 50%
- Geo-red support; fail over support
- Need to review non-functional requirements to see where we comply and where we don't
- Support integration with SO…?? - this is TBD at this stage..
- This is dependent on how ready SO is to work with us. From our side, it's a testing effort for the actions supported.
- Needs further investigaton
- APPC Beijing contributors?
- Need contributors from Amsterdam to confirm if they will continue to participate in Beijing. An email was sent out asking for folks to confirm by 12/12/17. A lack of response will be interpreted as not part of Beijing.
- For participants that were not formally part of the Amsterdam release, please send email to Randa if you would like to be a contributor in Beijing. We need folks that are willing to do development and testing
- Upcoming releases - key dates
- Amsterdam Patch (release onap-1.0.1)
- 12/21 - Readiness Checkpoint, which entails
- 1) Review all High, Highest Defects committed in Amsterdam since Nov 16
- 2) Review remaining defects to be included in Amsterdam Maintenance Release
- 1/18 - Signoff
- Beijing Release (Release Calendar: https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/Release+Planning#ReleasePlanning-ONAPBeijingReleasePlanning
- 1/8 - Project Planning closure
- 1/18 - M1 review
- Must be completed for M1
- Release Planning Template, filled out by 1/8
- Release Planning Checklist: To be filled out by Jan 17
- 4/5 - Code Freeze
- 5/24 - Signoff
- Projects in Beijing release:
- JIRA Management
- If you port a defect fix back to Amsterdam - make sure Amsterdam AND Beijing are listed in Fix Version field.
- When you submit Gerrit, move your JIRA ticket to Submitted, when changed is Merged, move your JIRA ticke to Delivered.
- If you opened the Jira, you can close it once your changed is merged. If you did not open the ticket, reassign ticket to originator for closure (ticket should be in Delivered state when you assign back to originator)
- Randa will try to create a quick cheat-sheet for reference.
- Lab needs for Beijing - review with team; need for geo-red
- Key changes with Beijing
- Being proposed: All code contributions need to be accompanied with juni
- Vacations in Dec/Meeting plans
- Patrick out after 12/19 until 1/2
- Skip out after 12/13 until 1/2
- Randa out after 12/15 until 1/2
- Meeting for 12/20 & 12/27 will most likely be canceled.
- CSIT for R1 and R2
- CSIT will run on snapshot for Amsterdam; running them on released version does not make sence.
- CSIT will run on also run on Beijing (Master)
12/13/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- Contributors for Beijing
- F2F Santa Clara
- Carrier Grade Requirements
- Next two weeks
Participants: Randa Maher, Aaron Hay, Patrick Brady, Ryan Young, Skip Wonnell, Shubhada Vaze, Veer Rajasekar, Ramu N
Action Items:
- Need to follow-up to make sure we don't have any overlap between CDT APPC tool and the "VNF SDK Design Studio" mentioned in the SD-WAN slides.
- 1/10/18 Update: This action item is closed. The CDT tool creates models that are specific to APPC and are needed for the self-service. CDT is an APPC tool.
Notes:
- Contributors for Beijing
- F2F Santa Clara notes
- Focus on Beijing is on maturity and multiplier features (i.e., functionality that have general applicabilit across components)
- Use Case Committee presented the various use cases that were reviewed and from which general functional requirements were derived.
- Carrier Grade Requirements..
- Levels mentioned at last meeting are documented here: Platform Maturity Requirements (aka Carrier Grade)
- Initial assessment for APPC was based on the survey team responded to from Jason Hunt. APPC ranked as follows:
- Performance: 0
- Stability: 0
- Resiliency: 1
- Security: 0
- Scalability: 1
- Manageability: 2
- Results of assessment shared at F2F based on responding projects (~15 of them)
- Stretch goals were presented during F2F for above categories that team will need to assess for feasibility based on effort and resources. The minimum level requested for Beijing noted in parenthesis.
- Performance: 1 (1 for closed-loop projects; 0 for remaining)
- Stability: 2 (1)
- Resiliency: 3 - for run time project (2 for run time projects)
- Security: 2 (1)
- Scalability: 1 (1)
- Manageability: 2 (1)
- Junit coverage
- Patrick is working to add junit to the adapter code.
- Randa will create an Epic (done:
) and team members can create stories under this epic to document which module they will work on so we don't have duplicated effort.
- Project Meetings:
- Takamune Cho will host the 12/20 meeting.
- 12/27 meeting will be canceled
12/20/17 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- ONAP logging framework discussion
- Beijing Release join effort
Participants: Patrick Brady, Ryan Young, Scott Seabolt, Takamune Cho
Note: Due to LF's Zoom room had a technical issue. We used Taka's private zoom room to alternatively open the meeting. Therefore, some contributors were not able to join. The agenda above will be continuously discussing after holiday. next week 12/27/2017 weekly meeting will be cancelled. Happy Holidays!!
01/10/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- Review Beijing timeline
- Review Beijing resources
- Review scope
- Misc disc
Participants: Randa Maher, Aaron Hay, Patrick Brady, Skip Wonnell, Shubhada Vaze, Takamune Cho, Linda Horn, Veer Rajasekar, Tomasz Kaminski
Notes:
- Review Beijing Milestones again
- 1/8 - Project Planning closure
- M1 - 1/18 - M1 review
- M2 - Functionality Freeze - 2/12
- no new visible functionality is to be added to the current ONAP release
- Each Project team has defined and documented their Functional Test Cases
- A stable document describing the API is documented and available in wiki.
- M3 - API Freeze - 3/8
- Mark the end of API and Data Model change. API and Data Model are now Frozen
- 50% of Functional Test Case are automated.
- M4 - Code Freeze - 3/29 - 4/5/18
- Mark the end of the Features coding
- 100% of Functional Test Case are automated
- RC0 - Integration - 4/19
- RC1
- RC2
- Release Delivery - 5/24 - Signoff
- Review Current Dev resources
- Review Scope
- Remove references and use of openecomp and replace with onap APPC-13 - In progress
- Action: Need to follow-up with Michael Lando on his concern….
- Platform Maturity (or S3P)
- Performance - cannot commit anything at this point; too many questions and ambigiuty on what needs to be done. Awaiting input from Benchmarking committee
- Stability - 1 - 72 hours soak test on component level.
- Resiliency - this item needs clarification - is 1 for local or geo-red manual failover? Regardless, we will align with CCSDK/SNDC since we get our ODL & DB dockers from them. We will work with SDNC team.
- Security = 1 - CII Passing badge + 50% Test Coverag
- Scalability -1 - APPC uses ODL distribution from CCSDK project. Scaling is a function of ODL capabilities - adding nodes to an existing cluster or adding a new cluster
- Manageability - 1- APPC supports EELF already.
- Usability - 1
- Support AAF (Authentication and Authorization Framework) for API access
- Dependency on AAF project to provide feature (AAF-91) to enable AAF security on the web server level (jetty level). AAF confirmed they will deliver AAF-91 in Beijing.
- Upgrade ODL version to Nitrogen (driven by CCSDK dependency)
- Replace MySQL with MariaDB (driven by CCSDK dependency)
- Increase Code Coverage to 50%
- Provide support for the following new LCM actions:
- Following Actions in support of In-place software upgrade
- QuiesceTraffic
- ResumeTraffic
- UpgradeSoftware
- UpgradePreCheck
- UpgradePostCheck
- UpgradeBackup
- UpgradeBackout
- Additional LCM actions including:
- ActionCancel
- ActionStatus
- AttachVolume
- DetachVolume
- CDT Tool - an APP-C Design Tool enabling VNF owners to create templates and other artifacts for APP-C Configure command (used to apply a post-instantiation configuration) as well as other life cycle commands. Missing piece of functionality for Test Action
- Documentation updates for Beijing
- On-going requirements discussion during Beijing to fleshout requirement for vDNS scaling use case for Casablanca… Pam/Brian/Paul/etc..
01/17/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- Resiliency Testing (Sharon)
- 72 hr test planning (Scott)
- Code Coverage
- CDT repo
- Manual Scaling
- AAF
- Review JIRA - housekeeping items
- Misc - FOSS & Commit Process
Participants: Randa Maher, Aaron Hay, Patrick Brady, Scott Seabolt, Herb Patten, James MacNider, Ryan Young, Sharon Chisholm, Veer Rajasekar, Hector Anapan-Lavalle, Gervais-Martial Ngueko, Shubhada Vaze, Skip Wonnell, Takamune Cho
Actions:
- Takamune Cho to create a story for backlog to track the changes needed to replace usage of powermock with mockito. (Closed - APPC-418)
- Patrick Brady to request new repo for CDT tool - appc/cdt (Closed)
Notes:
- Resiliency Testing (Sharon)
- Sharon shared details on what SDNC is doing to meet the Resiliency testing recuirement for Level 2 (automated failover - single site) - see slides
- SDNC is leveraging Kubernetes and OOM to address resiliency requirements
- Advantage of using Kubernetes (vs. cluster capabiity of ODL) is that Kubernetes capability to recover a failed node
- Healthcheck currently is at the pod level to determine if failover will be done or not. Sharon will confirm this.
- Aaron Hay is the prime for the APPC Resiliency Epic (APPC-414)
- APPC and SDNC teams will work closely together since there is a lot of synergy to be realized due to similar architectures & dependencies.
- 72 hr test planning (Scott)
- Code Coverage
- Patrick provided a demo on using Junit and Mockito so that everyone can contribute to this requirements.
- Slides and recording have been posted to wiki: How-To's and other helpful information
- The Epic to track code coverage contributions is APPC-342
- There are still ~20K lines of code without coverage; select the module you want to work on and created a story under APPC-342 so that folks know what you're working on and don't duplicate. You can follow Patrick's example (APPC-369)
- You can use this link to determine the code that still needs coverage: SONAR Coverage
- Taka will add a story to the backlog to replace powermock with Mockito. This is a backlog item at this point; I think we can get to the 50% with the current set of uncovered lines.
- CDT repo
- Manual Scaling
- Awaiting confirmation of 2 additional resources from AT&T to commit supporting manual configscaleout.
- If resources are confirmed, we will add this to our scope for Beijing. Note that this is "Manual", not Auto Scaling (ie closed loop)
- AAF
- Ryan Young is prime for driving this story: APPC-404
- We need to secure AAF team's delivery plan for AAF-91 before we can finalize APPC plans for APPC support of AAF.
- Ryan Young will work with Jonathan Gathman and Sai Gandham from AAF team to coordinate.
- We need AAF team to deliver their story with sufficient time allowed for APPC to complete their work (develop & test)
- Security - CII Passing Badge
- Review JIRA - housekeeping items
- We did not get to this topic, we will cover next meeting....
- Misc - FOSS & Commit Process
- Please make sure to review or re-review these two links to make sure you are clear on the FOSS and Commit processes.
- Ansible code (DG/Adapter)
- SDNC project has a need for this capability; the current plan is for them to clone this code into CCDSK for Beijing to support their Change Management use case.
- However since this is common functionality, the proposal is to move this to CCSDK project long term. APPC will not do anything with this in Beijing, but something that needs to be addressed in Cassablanca.
01/24/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- M1 update
- AAF update (Sai)
- Sprint 1 planning/commitment (run 1/24-2/7)
- Review JIRA workflow used by APPC
- Misc updates (new repo request, License issue)
Participants: Randa Maher Atul Shegokar, James MacNider, Patrick Brady, Ryan Young, Scott Seabolt, Sai Gandham, Shubhada Vaze, Takamune Cho
Actions:
- Sai Gandham to schedule meeting with APPC team to review his design plans for AAF-91.
- Skip Wonnell to investigate missing action action-cancel from LCM Provider
Notes:
- M1 update
- APPC passed M1 on 1/18 with no issues. Manual Scaleout support included.
- Two new folks added to the project to support Manual Scale out (Ramya and Vidhya)
- AAF update on AAF-91 (Sai)
- Sai has already started working on this.
- 2/15 is target delivery date!
- Sprint 1 planning/commitment (runs 1/24/18 thru 2/7/18) - AppC JIRA Board
- Resiliency (Aaron)
- Aaron got the 10 additional VM in the WindRiver dev lab
- He will focus on getting a local environment setup in WindRiver in first sprint (APPC-455) in additional to working on Resiliency items (APPC-475).
- Stability (Scott)
- Manual Scale (Ramya, Vidhya)
- Requirements discussion progressing
- Need to determine what can be completed in first sprint; to defined by end of week. Randa will setup follow-up.
- Scott Blandford and Lauren Lewis will be the E2E owners and drive the cross-team coordination to deliver the use case.
- APPC needs to provide SO an updated APPC Client Library. Need to define when this can be provided.
- Code Coverage
- Patrick, Taka, Atul, and Tomasz contributing to code coverage in Sprint 1
- Security
- There are 3 things we are covering under security
- CII Badging - Taka to go through the assesement to identify our gaps. Planned in Sprint 1
- AAF integrations (Ryan) - this has dependency on AAF-91 delivery on 2/15. Need to see AAF design to determine scope of APPC changes. See action item above.
- Secure DMaaP topics - currently unassigned - Shubada to investigate to see if she wants to tackle this.
- Logging
- Ryan Young will give a knowledge share on EELF - planned for 1/31/18
- Documentation
- Randa will update LCM API guide for the actions contributed by AT&T, which include:
- QuiesceTraffic
- ResumeTraffic
- UpgradeSoftware
- UpgradePreCheck
- UpgradePostCheck
- UpgradeBackup
- UpgradeBackout
- ActionCancel
- ActionStatus
- AttachVolume
- DetachVolume
- Review JIRA workflow used by APPC
- We did not get a chance to cover this topic, but APPC uses this workflow!
- Misc updates
- We are still waiting on TSC to approve new repo request, until we get this, LF will not move forward with adding our repo
- License question - still waiting for response from Steve Winslow on questions regarding licensing. As this stage, we will assume they do not apply to:
- .gitignores
- Eclipse environment related files
- Test input files
01/31/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- Code Submits
- Sprint 1 status
- License question
- Upcoming milestone
- OOM
- JIRA
- vDNS
Participants: Randa Maher, Scott Seabolt, Aaron Hay, Patrick Brady, Ramya Balaki, Ryan Young, Takamune Cho, Atul Shegokar, Linda Horn, Shubhada Vaze, Vidhya Nerella, Marcus Williams
Actions from last meeting:
- Sai Gandham to schedule meeting with APPC team to review his design plans for AAF-91.
- Update: Per feedback from Sai Gandham, he will schedule a call for Friday
- Skip Wonnell to investigate missing action action-cancel from LCM Provider
- Update: CLOSED. There is no action-cancel planned for Beijing.
New Actions Items:
- Scott Seabolt and Takamune Cho to sync-up on questions CII Passing questionnaire to see if further clarification is needed from the Security subcommittee,
- Ryan Young, Patrick Brady, and Marcus Williams - need further discussion on APPC-500 to determine root cause for log file growth.. Patrick will try to build with later version of CCSDK based on feedback from Marcus to see if this helps
- Randa Maher to schedule call for Friday to discussion more detail on CDT and what is needed.
Notes:
- Code Submits
- There are many changes being submitted to address Sonar issues, but are also making large changes to the code. Committers have no way of testing these code and a simple review for such changes is difficult. There is great concern of breaking the build and application. Contributors must test their code before committing. Please see email sent by Patrick and also refer to the instructions he provided to setup your own local environment: Building and Running APPC Docker Images - feel free to reach out to us via comments on wiki if you have any questions.
- Sprint 1 Status:
- In general, everyone on track for their items by 2/7 (end of Sprint 1)
- Randa to follow-up with Skip on items assigned to him.
- Reminder to team: Make sure your code is accompanied by junits, specially any new code. We have a target of 50% to reach for
- License question
- Do we need to change year in License text to reflect 2017 and 2018? Pending final input from....
- Upcoming milestone
- OOM
- OOM is looking for one centralized place they can pull config info to create a Helm chart..
- Need additional follow-up with OOM team to get more detail on proposal to create a config directory, similar to what was done with doc
- JIRA
- There are two different workflows supported in ONAP; APPC uses the one discussed in previous notes and discussed in this short video
- Additional short videos will be provided, but if you have specific questions, please send or post on wiki in comments secton.
- vDNS
- Paul and Brian had discussions about using LCM to do the configure of vDNS in the Scale Out use case; need further discussionw with Paul on what he had in mind. Randa to follow-up
02/07/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- Sprint 1 status
- Commit Sprint 2
Participants: Randa Maher, Scott Seabolt, Patrick Brady, Ramya Balaji, Ryan Young, Skip Wonnell, Atul Shegokar, Mike Zinnikas, Shubhada Vaze, Takamune Cho, Tomasz Kaminski, Vidhya Nerella
Actions from last meeting:
- Sai Gandham to schedule meeting with APPC team to review his design plans for AAF-91.
- Update: Meeting moved to this Thurs, 2/8/18
New Actions Items:
- Need to follow-up with SDC again on their plans to move to onap from openecomp; we still have not gotten feedback on timeline for this dependency yet. Takamune Cho to follow-up with SDC,
Notes:
- Sprint 1 Status
- Security update
- APPC-405 - Takamune Cho
- Action: Need to open stories for area that are "unmet"
- Taka will update the story with the list of the gaps identified
- Code Coverage
- Resiliency
- ScaleOut
Stability-72hr soak
APPC-484 - Scott Seabolt
- this has been prep for testing
- Environment , clients, jmeter, all loaded
- Investigation on metrics completed to define what we need to collect
- Footprint for test defined; Sprint 2 will be to focus on writing the test
- Aaron can help support these activities; he has a stable Amsterdam env to try things out on first
Documentation
Platform Hardening
Logging
- ODL & DB upgrade - Send CCSDK PTL request for status on Sprint 1 - sprint shows to be done on 2/3; however, many issues still showing open
- Input from Dan Timoney is that ODL is not complete yet, he is targeting end of week
- No update yet on MariaDB.
- This will deplay our plans to complete these two items in Sprint 2. If CCSDK provides Nitrogen end of week, we can get ODL upgrade done in Sprint 2. For now, will leave both in Sprint 2 until we get further updates.
- AAF dependency
- Review with Sai Gandham planned for 2/8
- Initial target for AAF-91 communicated was mid-Feb; will confirm tomorrow if this is still the plan
- CDT
- License scan needs to be done first before submitting seed code
- ScaleOut
- Multiple meetings have happened today to clarify requirements with SDC, VID, SO, and AAI.
- It has been a challenge getting all needed participants to these calls due to timezones and VF2F meetings this week.
- Still need further clarification from SDC on what identifier we can use to uniquely identify a VFModule so that we can associate the correct scale out template.
02/07/18 - Scale Out dependency and cross product coordination
Participants: Scott Seabolt, Takamune Cho, James Forsyth, Lauren Lewis, Ofir Sonsino, Randa Maher, Scott Blandford, Paul Miller, Prabhuram Somasundaram, Dan Timoney, Seshu Kumar Mudiganti, Christina Monteleone
Recording: ScaleOut Requirements Cross Team dependency- 2-7-18-audio_only.m4a
Notes:
- Decision: VID will provide Controller Type Property to SO so that SO can post request to correct DMaaP topic; this should be configurable. VID & SO will work together to flesh out the details.
- Assumption is that user creating the scaleout request will know which controller needs to handle the request to scaleout.
- Seshu will follow-up to determine out SO uses the APPC Client library and get back to us if additional discussions are needed.
- Action: Another meeting is needed to since SDC representative was not able to make meeting. Follow-up sessionwill be planned for Monday, 2/12.
- Open issue: What identifier can APPC use that uniquiely identifies the VfModule and does not change with environment.
- Update: vfModuleModelName is proposed. See notes below.
02/12/18 - Scale Out dependency and cross product coordination - Continued
Participants: Takamune Cho, Vidya Jog, Paul Miller, Scott Seabolt, Lior Nachmias, Steve Smokowski, Scott Blandford, Lauren Lewis, Michael Lando, Dan Timoney, Prabhuram Somasundaram, David Ho, Shailendra Borale, Michael Zinnikas
Purpose of Meeting: Determine what identifier can be used by APPC that uniquely identifies the VfModule and does not change with environment
Conclusion
- APPC can use the vfModuleModelName. They will have to traverse the AAI data to get to it; VID must pass the vfModule ID in the payload of the ConfigScaleOut request. Using this vfModule ID, APPC can retrive the model name. APPC would have to traverse AAI data (VF Module ID → Model Version ID → Model → Model Invariant ID → Model Version → Model Name)
- APPC will be flexible in it's design -
- If it gets controller-template-id in the payload, it will use this value to retrieve the correct ConfigScaleOut template.
- If it does not get controller-template-id in the payload, it will use the vfModule ID, also expected in the payload, to retrieve the vfModuleModelName from AAI and use that to map to the correct ConfigScaleOut template.
Action items:
- Michael Lando - follow-up to determine if the content of the CSAR changes per environment
- Michael Lando - follow-up to determine if SDC is setting workload context.
- Randa Maher to check with Ofir Sonsino and Lauren Lewis to make sure VID has requirement to include one of the above cases, using vfModuleID would be prefereable.
- Randa Maher to setup a follow-up call to have further discussion on VID to SO requirements to determine which controller a request needs to go to.
Additional Notes
- Steve Smokowski had some concerns around doing throw-away work to support multiple controllers; ideally, the model should define which controller manages a given VNF and that should be information that is part of the onboarding process for any VNF. However, we are not at that level of maturity yet and the issue extends beyond scale out scenario. The question is what is doable in Beijing, which is why using VID was the interim solution proposed. Some more discussion will take place on this topic.
02/13/18 - Scale Out dependency and cross product coordination - VID to SO Controller Type- round 2
Participants: Takamune Cho, Vidya Jog, Paul Miller, Scott Seabolt, Scott Blandford, Lauren Lewis, Michael Lando, Dan Timoney, Prabhuram Somasundaram, Ofir Sonsino
Purpose of Meeting: A follow-up session was requested to revisit the decision made on 2/7/18 regarding how we determine to which controller to route the request.
Conclusion:
- SO was not able to make meeting, so quoram for discussion was not achieved.
The decision made on this issue is transparent to APPC; i.e., does not affect APPC requirements. There will be impact to APPC Client Library to support this.
- Scott Blandford and Lauren Lewis will follow-up with VID and SO teams to get alignment on this particular issue.
02/14/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
Participants: Randa Maher, Aaron Hay, Scott Seabolt, Takamune Cho, Hector Anapan-Lavalle, Patrick Brady, Skip Wonnell, Shubhada Vaze, Michael Zinnikas, Vidhya Nerella
Actions from last meeting:
- Need to follow-up with SDC again on their plans to move to onap from openecomp; we still have not gotten feedback on timeline for this dependency yet. Takamune Cho to follow-up with SDC,
- Update 2-14-18: Per TPL, Michael Lando, SDC will address namespace change in their next sprint, so looks like APPC won't be able to finish APPC-13 until Sprint 4. There is still an open issue on use of openecomp-tosca-lib, which needs to be clarified.
- Sai Gandham to schedule meeting with APPC team to review his design plans for AAF-91.
Update: 2-07-18: Meeting moved to this Thurs, 2/8/18- Update: 2-14-18: Meeting on 2/8 was canceled; Sai indicated another will be schedule this week.
New Actions Items:
- Scott Seabolt & Aaron Hay to work together to pull together some lab diagrams for WindRiver lab setup for APPC usage (clustered vs non-clustered environments)
- Aaron Hay to add details on his work on Resiliency epic on wiki - APPC Beijing Testing - feel free to add wiki pages under this entry to capture details.
Notes:
- Sprint 2 started on 2/8 and ends on 2/22.
- M2 deadline was on 2/12
- Sprint 2 status
- Security
- APPC-486 - secure DMaaP topics - currently unassigned.... move this to Sprint 3
- Code Coverage
- APPC-437 - Michal - will this be implemented for the methods documented ?
- APPC-501 - Atul - can this be closed?
- APPC-533 - Shubhada - plan to complete by 2/22 - moved this to backlog; move APPC-617 to Sprint 2
- APPC-439 - Tomasz - In-Progress...
- Taka - which issues can we move to Sprint 2?
- APPC-600, 615, 624, 626, 635 moved into Sprint 2.
- ODL upgrade - APPC-403 (Patrick)
- Dependency on CCSDK - follow-up with Dan, he said he would have it ready this week.
- Patrick Brady to follow-up with Dan on readiness of ODL from CCSDK.
- Resiliency (Aaron)
APPC-475. APPC-476 - Merging work on 476 & 475
Made a lot of progress - Kurbenetes w/OOM setup in WindRiver similar to what SDNC had as documented on their wiki. Everything is working correctly.
- APPC installed correctly, all the bundles successful. Next step to work on - scale out replicas, which was not successful - if we want APPC to be able to change the number of replicas for appc or appc-dbhost, then statefulset.yaml files will need to be created similar to SDNC
Aaron has as separate environment for work on the resiliency testing (does not interfere with environment being used by Stability team) - working on getting Appc working in Kubernetes
- Action: Randa to setup call with James McNider & Sharon to discuss with SDNC has done.
- Action: Aaron to document details of his efforts on APPC wiki
- CDT
- Waiting on License scan to complete before pushing code to LF
- Patrick to create verify jenkins job for cdt repo (APPC-627) - put into Sprint 3
- Manual Scale Out
- APPC-479, APPC-544, (Vidhya)
- worked on the services classes, working on junit
- will submit by end of week
- APPC-543 (Ramya)
- Code submitted, story can be closed once code is merged.
- However, requirements are still churning a bit on this, so will have additional changes probably in Sprint 3.
- Stability - 72hr soak
- APPC-456 (Scott, Ryan)
- working on jmeters tests, loading AAI data, set up VMs, but they are evacuating which causes more work for us (we need to keep snapshots around to minimize the impact)
- Initial testing will be done on the non-clustered environment, but moving to clustered later should be just a matter of pointing to the clustered environment.
- Where do we want to put the tests? Deployment project..
- Action: Create wiki to track our testing status
- Documentation
- Nothing planned for Sprint 2
- Platform Hardening
- APPC-13 - namespace update - Moved to Sprint 3 since SDC will not address their changes until their next sprint, which wont start until end of Feb.
- Amsterdam jenkins jobs will be removed (APPC-625)
- Vacations
- Ramya - 2/13/18 - 2/26/18
- Atul - 2/16/18 - 3/5/18
- Other topics discussed
- Need to review latest email from Steve Winslow received today on license items.
- Gerrit submits addressing more than just Sonar issue; reviewing some submissions is difficult because a lot of code is moved around. Options proposed by team: Only allow 1 sonar issue per Gerrit submit, stick to fixing the specific Sonar issue and don't try to restructure file, etc.... We don't want to discourage contributions;however, we are responsible as committers to ensure the health of the application, so I propose that code review session be requested with the contributor to step through their changes and have him/her explain the changes and their reasoning behind those that are not clear.
- We really need to put priority on code coverage/junits since that's tied to the S3P requirements; however, this is difficult to enforce for folks that are not formally part of the APPC Beijing team.
02/21/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- Sprint 2 status
- Review Action items
- Upcoming milestone: M3 (3/9)
Participants: Randa Maher, Scott Seabolt, Aaron Hay, Ryan Young, Takamune Cho, Patrick Brady, Skip Wonnell, Shubhada Vaze, Vidhya Nerella, Linda Horn, Marge Hillis
Actions from last meeting:
- Need to follow-up with SDC again on their plans to move to onap from openecomp; we still have not gotten feedback on timeline for this dependency yet. Takamune Cho to follow-up with SDC,
- Update 2-14-18: Per TPL, Michael Lando, SDC will address namespace change in their next sprint, so looks like APPC won't be able to finish APPC-13 until Sprint 4. There is still an open issue on use of openecomp-tosca-lib, which needs to be clarified.
- Sai Gandham to schedule meeting with APPC team to review his design plans for AAF-91.
Update: 2-07-18: Meeting moved to this Thurs, 2/8/18- Update: 2-14-18: Meeting on 2/8 was canceled; Sai indicated another will be schedule this week.
- Update: 2-21-18: Meeting schedule for 2/23/18.
- Scott Seabolt & Aaron Hay to work together to pull together some lab diagrams for WindRiver lab setup for APPC usage (clustered vs non-clustered environments)
- Update: 2-21-18: still in-progress; no updates to wike made yet
- Aaron Hay to add details on his work on Resiliency epic on wiki - APPC Beijing Testing - feel free to add wiki pages under this entry to capture details.
- Update: 2-21-18: still in-progess; no updates to wike made yet
New Actions Items:
- Randa Maher to follow-up with Amaresh on ScaleOut and Test Action Support for CDT tool
Notes:
- Reminder: Code Complete is 3/28 - we have ony 2 sprints left to complete everything!
- Sprint 2 end 2/22/18 (tomorrow!)
- Sprint 2 Status:
- Security
- Moved secure DMaaP topic to Sprint 3 and assigned to Ryan
- Code Coverage
- ODL upgrade
- APPC-403 (Patrick Brady) - CCSDK Docker still not done as of 2/20; this is delaying APPC work for upgrade. Will need to move to Sprint 3.
- Patrick will reach out to Dan to see how close to completion he is.
- Resiliency
- APPC-475 (Aaron Hay)
- APPC-476 (Aaron Hay)
- Met with SDNC team last week (Joey Sullivan) to get an overview of the stateful files that were built to allow for replica adjustments through K8S; limited progress
- Aaron reached out to OOM team and they indicated they will support both Cinder and NFS for DB, so we can proceed with same nfs solution used by SDNC for DB resilency.
- OOM team will setup call with APPC to discuss further; Aaron Hay will notify team.
- Aaron Hay to update JIRAs (or wiki) with details of the work he has been doing.
- Scale Out
- APPC-544 (Santoshi Vidhyasree Nerella)
- APPC-479 ((Santoshi Vidhyasree Nerella)
- Both stories should be submitted by 2/22; code done, was running in merge conflict on submitted, working to resolve.
- There is some concern around churning requirements for APPC Client Library, which is part of Sprint 3 work. Need to have further discussion with Paul next week.
- Stability - 72hr test
- APPC-456 (Scott Seabolt, Ryan Young)
- Story needs to be moved to Sprint 3
- Lost about 3 days due to WindRiver lab issue that blew away all of our work.
- Got lab back up, can send and receive responses via DMaaP & jmeter
- Ran into issue that was fixed in a later build and had to upgrade environment to latest dockers; however, we are getting errors. Scott believes it may be a dependency issue
- Scott will reach out to folks for help in debugging; will open bug issue.
- Platform Hardening
- APPC-578 - Sonar Issues
- Several still open sub-tasls
- Sonar issue:
- Anand has 422 assigned ??
- Great progess reducing numbers
| Date | Blocker | Critical | Major |
|---|
| 01/25/18 | 39 | 881 | 2409 |
| 01/31/18 | 33 | 736 | 2237 |
| 02/08/18 | 29 | 615 | 2083 |
| 02/20/18 | 15 | 435 | 1218 |
- Bugs
- APPC-564 - Ryan Young will complete this by 2/22
- APPC-561 - there are some issues around this gerrit submt; meeting scheduled for Friday to review; JIRA will get moved to Sprint 3.
- CDT
- License scans (BlackDuck and Fossology) being reviewed.
- If all is well, code will be submitted as part of Sprint 3.
- Upcoming milestone: M3 (API Freeze) on 3/8
- Architecture walkthrough to understand how each project contributes on Release Use Case. ARC to organize the walkthrough.
- Sprint 3 planning
- Security
- CDT
- Seed code contribution
- CDT Guide
- Need to follow-up with Amaresh on ScaleOut and Test Action Support.
02/28/18 - CDT and APPC Discussion - Part 1
Link to recorded Session: CDT and APPC Discussion - Part 1- 2-28-18.mp4
03/02/18 - CDT and APPC Discussion - Part 2
Link to recorded Session: CDT and APPC Discussion-Part 2 - 3-02-18.mp4
02/28/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Agenda:
- Sprint 3 status: (reminder: ends 3/9)
- Security
- Critical security violations (Taka)
- AAF (Ryan)
- Secure DMaaP topics (Ryan)
- Issue created by change to Logback (Taka, Patrick)
- Code Coverage (Tomasz/Michael/Shubhada
- APPC-679, APPC-681 - Shubhada - are these planned for Sprint 3?
- ODL update (Patrick)
- CDT (Skip/Patrick)
- ScaleOut (Ramya/Vidhya)
- Stability (Scott/Ryan)
- Resiliency (Aaron)
- Documentation (Randa)
- Platform Hardening (Sonar)
- M3 Arch review: on 3/6
- M3 milestone = 3/8
- M4 - new security checklist added.
- Misc items
- Updates from TSC: CLA and CAL
Participants: Randa Maher, Scott Seabolt, Patrick Brady, Ryan Young, Takamune Cho, Aaron Hay, Ramya Balaji, Veer Rajasekhar, Hector Anapan-Lavalle, Michael Zinnikas, Shubhada Vaze, Tomasz Kaminski, Vidhya Nerella, Vishnu Ram
Recording: APPC Weekly Project Call 2-28-18.mp4
Actions from last meeting:
- Need to follow-up with SDC again on their plans to move to onap from openecomp; we still have not gotten feedback on timeline for this dependency yet. Takamune Cho to follow-up with SDC,
- Update 2-14-18: Per TPL, Michael Lando, SDC will address namespace change in their next sprint, so looks like APPC won't be able to finish APPC-13 until Sprint 4. There is still an open issue on use of openecomp-tosca-lib, which needs to be clarified.
- Sai Gandham to schedule meeting with APPC team to review his design plans for AAF-91.
- Update: 2-28-18: Meeting held today; target to have delivery of AAF-91 by end of week; Sai Gandham is currently testing. Will consider this item closed.
- Scott Seabolt & Aaron Hay to work together to pull together some lab diagrams for WindRiver lab setup for APPC usage (clustered vs non-clustered environments)
- Aaron Hay to add details on his work on Resiliency epic on wiki - APPC Beijing Testing - feel free to add wiki pages under this entry to capture details.
- Update : 2-28-18: Information is being added here: APPC Beijing Testing - this will continue evolving over the next few weeks. Will consider this item closed.
New Actions Items:
- Randa Maher to follow-up with Amaresh on ScaleOut and Test Action Support for CDT tool
Notes:
- Sprint 3 status: (reminder: ends 3/9)
- Security
- Critical security violations (Taka)
- APPC-656 added to Sprint 3; Taka going through the critical security issues reported via Nexus IQ. APPC has 20 issues to clear.
- Resolution for the common collections submitted and merged (APPC-665)
- Working on jackson-mapper issue (APPC-675)
- Note: Nexis IQ report are visible via Jenkins CLM, but only accessible by committers.
- AAF (Ryan)
- Meeting planned for later today with Sai to review AAF design approach.
- Sai Gandham indicates that AAF-91 should be available to APPC by end fo week.
- After call later today, we will determine if APPC-404 can be finished in Sprint 3.
- Secure DMaaP topics (Ryan)
- First need to get pass current issue with unsecure topics that is blocking Stability testing (APPC-658)
- The story for document how to setup secure DMaaP secure topic (APPC-486) will likely move to Sprint 4.
- Issue created by change to Logback (Taka, Patrick)
- Code Coverage (Tomasz/Michael/Shubhada)
- APPC-679, APPC-681 - Shubhada - are these planned for Sprint 3? Yes, confirmed. Stories moved into Sprint 3.
- APPC-439 - Tomasz confirmed this would be completed in Sprint 3.
- APPC-437 - one commit in new state pending review for ChefAdapterImpl.java
- APPC-677 moved into Sprint 3
- Confirmed with Release Manage (Gildas Lanilis) that code coverage is measured back on number in quality gate for line coverage: at the moment, appc is at 39.8%. We will have another 10% to achieve by 3/29.
- Some low hanging fruit to get our numbers up faster is to look for opportunities in the code using powermocke and change to mockito...
- ODL update (Patrick)
- Received notification from Dan Timoney that ODL is ready. Patrick will start work on APPC-403; we will have to assess if this can be completed in Sprint 3 or not.
- This is not going to be a simple upgrade; looks like there will be quite a few changes that will need to be made.
- CDT (Skip/Patrick)
- Plan to push seed code out by Thurs, 2/28.
- BlackDuck & Fossology scans done and report reviewed; however, another package was added, so we need to run Blackduck again today and review one final time.
- BlackDuck made some incorrect matches that had to be corrected...
- ScaleOut (Ramya/Vidhya)
- Epic and story descriptions updated to align with latest requirements changes.
- APPC-683 was added for support of multiple controller types and put into Sprint 4.
- Vidhya plans to have APPC-544 submitted by tomorrow (3/1) morning and will target APPC-478 by Monday (4/5)
- Ramya has completed coding for APPC-480 and is working on junits. 2 tasks will likely move to Sprint 4 (APC-622 and APPC-623)
- Jimmy confirmed that vnfModuleModelName is populated in A&AI model-name attribute under the model-ver object
- Confirmed with Richard Tabedzki that no changes will be needed to the AAI client to retrieve the model name.
- Stability (Scott/Ryan)
- Testing currently blocked by APPC-658, team is working on debugging - Scott, Ryan, Aaron, and Patrick pulling together to try to work through this one. Also engaging Dominic from DMaaP team to help troubleshoot.
- Once APPC-658 bug is resolved, it should not take long to get test going. Team has most of that pretty much figured out, some minor tweeking will be needed.
- Resiliency (Aaron)
- Aaron has been meeting with OOM team (Mike Elliott). OOM team alread has a JIRA in OOM project to setup APPC for resiliency under OOM.
- Aaron has been working with Mike for last three days. Mike is till working through some issues and has requested some information; Aaron working to collect info and respond.
- Mike will be going on vacation end of week and will be handing off to someone else on OOM team.
- Once we get our setup configured correctly in OOM, it should just be a matter of adding code to startODL for joining our applicaiton nodes into the ODL cluster.
- One thing to note with existing solution on DB failover - there is no way to promote DB master, it will be a manual process. Master is read/write, slaves are read only. If you lose the master, you lose write capability.
- Documentation (Randa)
- CDT user guide progressing; should have initial version for Sprint 3. Another story will need to be created to update it to add the Test action that is being added as part of Beijiing.
- LCM guide will also be updated to add the ConfigScaleOut action - that will be be completed for Sprint 3.
- Platform Hardening (Sonar)
- We didn't cover this one, but we really need help with code cover over Sonar fixes in Beijing.
- M3 Arch review planned on 3/6
- M3 milestone = 3/8
- M4 - new security checklist added. - will discuss this more next meeting
- Misc items
- Updates from TSC: CLA and CAL
- LF will be providing more info on CLA, but it's expected that all developers and their companies sign a Contributor Licensing Agreement by 3/20. Anyone without a signed CLA will be locked out per LF.
- Commiter Access List is being instantiated to provide more granular controller on the individual repos. This will be managed by introducing an INFO.YAML file in each repo that identify the approved committers for that repo.
03/07/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Participants: Randa Maher; Patrick Brady; Scott Seabolt; Aaron Hay; Shubhada Vaze; Atul Shegokar; Ramya Balaji; Takamune Cho; Tal Liron; Vidhya Nerella;
Recording: APPC Weekly Project Call 3-07-18.mp4
Actions from last meeting:
- Scott Seabolt & Aaron Hay to work together to pull together some lab diagrams for WindRiver lab setup for APPC usage (clustered vs non-clustered environments)
- Randa Maher to follow-up with Amaresh on ScaleOut and Test Action Support for CDT tool
- Update: 3/6/18: Per feedback, all code is submitted, testing is what remains.
New Actions Items:
- Randa Maher to follow-up with Kenny for an update on the CLA that is due by 3/2 per last communication.
- Update: 3/7/18: Feedback from Kenny is that Phil Robb plans to address this topic at 3/8 TSC meeting.
- Aaron Hay to deploy another APPC instance running Amsterdam for Stability team
- Aaron Hay to deploy an instance of vDNS VNF in lab.
Agenda & Notes:
- M3 milestone = 3/8
- APPC presented to Architecture Committee on 3/6; no findings identified
- APPC Beijing M3 Checklist
- Only pending item to complete for M3 is failing daily build for one of the jobs.
- Sprint 3 status: (reminder: ends 3/9)
- Security
- Critical security violations - APPC-656 (Taka)
- We started out with 20; we are down to 17
- All the level 8 items in Nexus we cannot address in Beijing. We will need to document them in the security template for M4. These items do not have "non vulnerable version of this component" - this linked to CVE-2017-7525
- Going through all the level 7 items know with plans to complete by 3/12 - either fix or document. Progress so far...
- APPC-701 - this is a dependency pulled in from CCSDK, so CCSDK needs to fix
- APPC-702 - this dependency is coming from ODL. It may get resolved once we upgrade to Nitrogen, don't know at this stage
- APPC-703 - this one will be fixed
- AAF Integration - APPC-404 (Ryan)
- Still waiting on AAF-91 feature dependency.
- If we don't get delivery of AAF-91 by 3/9, we will have to access if this can APPC-404 can stay in scope for Beijing.
- Code Coverage (Tomasz/Michael/Shubhada
- APPC-681 (Shubhada) - Closed
- APPC-439 (Tomasz) - need to follow-up on this email
- APPC-437 (Michal) - per request from Michal, this was moved to Sprint 4
- ODL update - APPC-403 (Patrick)
- Patrick downloaded the sli image yesterday and it's still not working.
- He had been in contact with Dan Timoney on issues he's having with ccsdk sli image. Fixes are being delayed due to issues with Jenkins
- Patrick to open defect on CCSDK so that we can track our dependencies and issues causing us delay.
- The work to integrate Nitrogen is not trivial; there will be a lot of changes.
- CDT
- APPC-682, APPC-687 (Skip) - closed
- APPC-627 (Patrick) - waiting on fix from developer; expected today
- Patrick is seeing some angular build errors when it run in jenkins, but the artifacts seem to generate fine
- ScaleOut
- APPC-480 (Ramya) - In-progress,
- Subtask APPC-622 will move to Sprint 4, the others are complete.
- Discussion still taking place on how to implement changes in APPC client library to support Controller Type; no viable option yet that can fit in the time line.
- Stability
- APPC-456 - (Ryan) - will complete by end of week.
- APPC-612 (Scott) - will complete by end of week.
- APPC-457 - test execution - will move to sprint 4
- Bug; APPC-658 - Ryan has been troubleshooting a lot of issues, but any fixes we make now will need to be redone when ODL is upgraded. Best to wait for ODL upgrade to complete first. To unblock testing, we will go back to Amsterdam release for now. Aaron will deploy another instance running Amsterdam.
- Resiliency
- APPC-627 (Aaron) - got initial draft of the work that OOM did for the Helm chart; moved info from existing appc directory to their global directory. Initial version had issue with DB coming up and mapping to the physical volume. OOM team has been working through those issues this week, so not up and running 100% yet. Will need to make good progress around issue of DB and physical volumes to be able close this story in Sprint 3.
- Aaron provided the input requested last week.
- No discussion from SDNC side on testing with MariaDB.OOM is putting in support, but not clear where CCSDK/SDNC are with respect to MariaDB.
- Based on last CCSDK project call on 3/2; Dan said he was going to look for a publicly available MariaDB image - that's the extend of what we know at this point.
- Documentation
- APPC-375 (Randa) - initial draft of CDT user guide ontrack to submit by end of week
- Updates to LCM API Guide to add new ConfigScaleOut API submitted.
- We will need to do additional updated to CDT guide to update screen shots when we have access to latest CDT UI
- We have a little more time to complete documentation since this is not tied to code freeze.
- Platform Hardening (Sonar)
- APPC-688 (Ramya) - closed
- APPC-653 (Jakub, Maciej, Tomasz, Kornel) - three subtask still pending under this stry.
- M4 - new security checklist added.
03/14/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Participants: Randa Maher; Patrick Brady, Aaron Hay, Ryan Young, Veer Rajasekhar, Ramya Balaji; Takamune Cho; Vidhya Nerella; Shubhada Vaze
Recording: APPC Weekly Project Call 3-14-18.mp4
Actions from last meeting:
- Scott Seabolt & Aaron Hay to work together to pull together some lab diagrams for WindRiver lab setup for APPC usage (clustered vs non-clustered environments)
- Update: 2-21-18: Information started to be populated here: APPC WindRiver Lab
- Update: 3/14/18: Pending
- Randa Maher to follow-up with Amaresh on ScaleOut and Test Action Support for CDT tool
- Update: 3/6/18: Per feedback, all code is submitted, testing is what remains.
- Update: 3/14/18: In Progress, task/stories in Sprint 4; confirmed that ScaleOut and Test Actions are in; just code clean-up and defect fixing now. Closed.
- Randa Maher to follow-up with Kenny for an update on the CLA that is due by 3/2 per last communication.
Update: 3/7/18: Feedback from Kenny is that Phil Robb plans to address this topic at 3/8 TSC meeting.- Update: 3/14/18: Decision in 3/8/18 TSC meeting is to delay CLA until start of Casablanca. Closed
- Aaron Hay to deploy another APPC instance running Amsterdam for Stability team
- Update: 3/14/18: Done. Closed
- Aaron Hay to deploy an instance of vDNS VNF in lab.
- Update: 3/14/18: Worked with Stephen and Eddie, but issue in APPC env. Got Heat templates from Marco, but ssh plublic key not getting integrated with public instance and can't get into them. Reaching out to Marco for assistance.
New Actions Items:
- Patrick Brady to provide a knowledge share on the changes that upgrade to Nitrogen brings to APPC once he is done with the ODL upgrade.
Agenda & Notes:
- Review upcoming milestones & release plan
- Review action items from last week.
- Status
- Security
- Critical security violations - APPC-656 (Taka)
- Went through all the critical security items, expect logback, which is is waiting on upgrade of EELF
- Need to wait until ODL upgrade is completed before we address the remaining items since they may be addressed with newer version of ODL.
- The level 8 criticals will need to be addressed in Casablanca since there is no version of the software without the vulnerability.
- AAF Integration - APPC-404 (Ryan)
- Working with AAF team on delivery of AAF-91; still not ready yet
- If work for APPC once feature is delivered is more than just configuration, then APPC-404 is at risk for 3/29.
- Code Coverage
- Current: 43.9%
- Target: 50%
- Many tasks and stories opened by team, need those to complete in Sprint 4. Submit as soon as possible so that we can see how we are progressing towards our target.
- ODL upgrade - APPC-403 (Patrick)
- Targeting changing features over to the new structure, basically each pom points to its own different parent now.
- Push a few features as drafts, trying to figure out how the imports/exports work in this version - lots of work with this release
- Resiliency
- APPC-476 and APPC-666 (Aaron)
- OOM team has completed moving our charts from the old 1-click method to Helm
- Moved component we need to a common area
- However, they run into an issue where the DB does not initialize properly under the new charts; meeting later today
- In parallel, Aaron has repaired his Kubernetes clustered environments now and once he get info from OOM team, he should be able verify his changes in local APPC env
- CDT
- Need to build docker in ONAP; need a volunteer to step up and do the work for this one.
- Will need a new folder in deployment project, need a docker file to point to tomcat/node.js, pull down artifacts from Nexus and put in docker, etc...
- ScaleOut
- APPC-545 (Ramya)
- mostly completed; reviewing requirements again to ensure nothing overlooked; testing in local environment
- APPC-683 (Vidhya)
- APPC Client library change to add support for controller type will be submitted today; will be available for SO as we test in parallel
- Code changes for ConfigScaleOut for the most part done on APPC, testing is the next big thing.
- Stability (Scott/Ryan)
- APPC-457 - test execution
- Bug; APPC-658
- APPC-463 - documentation
- The framework for the test has been built out, Scott submitted to deployment project, but in terms of actual testing, little progress.
- Scott on vacation this week; Ryan has been helping AAF team, also dealing with computer issues this week.
- Still having problems with async responses coming back.
- Documentation
- APPC-463 - (Randa) - updates needed for APPC Client Library guide planned for this sprint.
- Platform Hardening (Sonar)
- APPC-13 - pending information from SDC
- openecomp-tosca-datatype - waiting on ETA from Michael
- Michael requested that we move away from using artifact directly and use their tosca parser since it's a managed/suportted exposed interface.
- Action: Create story for Casablanca to move to managed tosca parser and remove direct dependency on openecomp-tosca-datatype
- Status: CLOSED -
- sdc-distribution-client - available now…
- APPC-660 - need to clear submit
- Please note: I did not create a Story in sprint 4 for Sonar issues; I need all effort put into increasing code coverage. This close to code freeze, we need to strategise where effort is going with the limited number fo committers and the other dev work they are doing in addition to reviewing code.
- Other items
- CLA - Decision by TSC & LF is to hold off on this for Beijing; it will be required in Casablanc
- Sonar story for issues - see note above
- Risks - any more to add?
- Possibly Code Coverage hitting 50% by 3/29
- New security issues popping up after ODL upgrade is done.
- Admin access to APPC in WindRiver to acccess some Openstack comments - provided by Stephen Gooch.
- MariaDB - this will be pushed out to Casablanca. Confirmed with PTL of CCSDK project that this will move to Cassablanca.
03/21/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Participants: Randa Maher; Ryan Young; Scott Seabolt; Aaron Hay; Patrick Brady; Ramya Balaji; Takamune Cho; Vidhya Nerella; Vidya Jog; Shubhada Vaze; Will Weidong Chen; Atif ?
Actions from last meeting:
- Scott Seabolt & Aaron Hay to work together to pull together some lab diagrams for WindRiver lab setup for APPC usage (clustered vs non-clustered environments)
- Update: 2-21-18: Information started to be populated here: APPC WindRiver Lab
- Update: 3/21/18: Pending; however, note that all IP info is provided on wiki.
- Aaron Hay to deploy an instance of vDNS VNF in lab.
- Update: 3/14/18: Worked with Stephen and Eddie, but issue in APPC env. Got Heat templates from Marco, but ssh plublic key not getting integrated with public instance and can't get into them. Reaching out to Marco for assistance.
- Update: 3/21/18: Have not heard back from Marco; Randa will follow-up with Marco.
- Patrick Brady to provide a knowledge share on the changes that upgrade to Nitrogen brings to APPC once he is done with the ODL upgrade.
New Actions Items:
- Randa Maher setup call to discuss testing in WindRiver APPC dev lab after we get Beijing successfully deployed.
- Takamune Cho will bring up CDT using docker from Nexus to validate it deploys correctly.
- Aaron Hay and Scott Seabolt will deploy APPC WindRiver lab with Beijing release today.
- Ryan Young will check with Dan to see if he wants to put AAF bundles in CCSDK since all SDNx and APPC both plan to use it.
Agenda & Notes:
- Review upcoming milestone (code freeze)
- Code Freeze is 3/29!
- Sprint 4 end is 3/26
- Review action items from last week.
- Sprint 4 Status
- Security
- APPC-404 (Ryan) - AAF Integration
- Got the AAF instance in lab; but what we don't have yet are the jar files from AAF in Nexus (Randa to follow-up with Sai to nail down date...)
- Taking unofficial jars to start testing; however, we need to resolve DMaaP issue first (APPC-658); Ryan will focus on DMaaP first so that we can move ahead with AAF.
- APPC work will involve adding the AAF bundles into the deployment and updating 3 property files; still some unknowns, on the surface looks fairly straight forward.
- APPC-486 - documentation on how to set up secure DMaaP topics
- APPC-656 (Taka) Nexus IQ security items
- Code Coverage
- Please review any tasks or stories you have open for code coverage and ensure in proper state and plan to close by 3/26
- We are too close to code freeze, do no do any refactoring of code, change method names or signature, etc.. at this stage as it adds to much risk.
- ODL upgrade
- APPC-403 (Patrick)
- Working through issues of bundles failing due to dependencies.
- Got past the issue of com.google from yesterday and continue to work other bundles that are failing for different reasons.
- Patrick is trying to target having everything coming up by end of week, but then it still needs validation.
- Resiliency (and Scalability)
- APPC-476 and APPC-666 (Aaron)
- In WindRiver Lab, have a clustered environment on Amsterdam - this is w/3 clustered APPC instances, 1 DB instance
- What they found out is that there is an issue with the NFS share, can't share DB data on NFS mounts. Solution OOM team says is best is to have a single instance of the MySQL DB on NFS share. With the option, we don't have the slave promoted to master issue. From a resiliency perspective, we only have 1 instance; however, if it goes down, Kubernetes can spin up another instance in 1-2 seconds. This does provide a level of resiliency, but not scalability on DB side. On application side, we can scale to N+.
- Any of these tests in progress ? Can we update wiki ? APPC Beijing Testing Scope and Status
- Aaron will have his changes committed by end of week and ensure OOM has the changes they need; however, testing will need to wait until he gets back. The testing he has done has been around verifying that things are coming up, but test case execution will be done 1st week in April.
- He is on vacation next week (3/26 -3/30)
- Aaron will prepare instruction on how to do upgrade image in WindRiver so that team can do it in his absence.
- CDT
- Should have docker in Nexus by end of day. Need merge the Gerrit in deployment project.
- Taka to use docker to bring up CDT GUI.
- Open items:
- We don't have CDT in clustered environment.
- Will need to update helm charts for CDT tool
- ScaleOut
- APPC-545 (Ramya) - ConfigScaleOut Action Flow - Part 2
- APPC-683 (Vidhya) - APPC Client Library Support For Multiple Controllers
- Changes done, working on testing in local; will keep story open until end of sprint while testing is taking place.
- Stability
- APPC-463 (Scott) - APPC Stability Testing - Create Documentation for the APPC 72 Hour Stability Test
- Documentation started; Create a wiki to store details; will plan to complete this week.
- APPC-658 - (Ryan) - APPC 72-Hour Stability Testing Development - DMaaP Errors with the 431 APPC bundle
- Blocking testing; Ryan is still debugging - Scott and Ryan will together today until this is resolved.
- APPC-457 (Scott) - APPC Stability Testing - Execute Stability Tests
- Can be started once APPC-658 is resolved. Some preliminary testing done with Amsterdam but for short periods, but needs to be done on Beijing.
- Documentation
- APPC-374 (Randa) - Update the APPC Client Library Guide
- Not started yet, but should be doable by end of Sprint 4.
- Platform Hardening
- APPC-13 (Patrick) - Replace any remaining openecomp reference by onap
- Dependent on SDC to complete - no ETA from SDC yet.
- Vacations:
- Randa will be on vacation 4/2 - 4/6
- Aaron - 3/26 - 3/30
- Ryan - 3/30 - 4/2
- Looking ahead:
- ONS next week
- Invite Scott Blanford wk of 4/11 to discuss Auto Scaling use case for Casablanca.
03/28/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Participants: Randa Maher; Patrick Brady; Scott Seabolt; Shubhada Vaze; Atul Shegokar; Takamune Cho; Ramya Balaji; Vidhya Nerella; Veer Rajasekhar
Actions from last meeting:
- Scott Seabolt & Aaron Hay to work together to pull together some lab diagrams for WindRiver lab setup for APPC usage (clustered vs non-clustered environments)
- Update: 2-21-18: Information started to be populated here: APPC WindRiver Lab
- Update: 3/21/18: Pending; however, note that all IP info is provided on wiki, diagram will be added later as time permits give other higher priority items.
- Aaron Hay to deploy an instance of vDNS VNF in lab.
- Update: 3/14/18: Worked with Stephen and Eddie, but issue in APPC env. Got Heat templates from Marco, but ssh plublic key not getting integrated with public instance and can't get into them. Reaching out to Marco for assistance.
- Update: 3/21/18: Have not heard back from Marco; Randa will follow-up with Marco.
- Update: 3/28/18: Marco deployed vDNS in our lab (VMs are named zdfw1…); however, done using Heat templates, so AAI is not populated with VNF information. Will consider this item CLOSED. AAI data will be tracked separately.
- Patrick Brady to provide a knowledge share on the changes that upgrade to Nitrogen brings to APPC once he is done with the ODL upgrade.
- Randa Maher setup call to discuss testing in WindRiver APPC dev lab after we get Beijing successfully deployed.
- Update: 3/28/18: Discussions started, but until we have a working Beijing environment
- Takamune Cho will bring up CDT using docker from Nexus to validate it deploys correctly.
- Update: 3/28/18: CLOSED. Scott validated that you can access the CDT UI. Amaresh working to configure it to point to APPC instance.
- Aaron Hay and Scott Seabolt will deploy APPC WindRiver lab with Beijing release today.
- Update: 3/28/18: CLOSED; an intance with Beijing was deployed in the singleton lab
- Ryan Young will check with Dan to see if he wants to put AAF bundles in CCSDK since all SDNx and APPC both plan to use it.
- Update: 3/28/18: Query sent to Dan, but no response yet; however, given timeframe we will pull dependency from AAF. I'm going to consider this CLOSED.
New Actions Items:
- Ramya to identify the minimum VNF AAI data that is needed to validate ScaleOut. The work around that was provided only addressed the template model name.
Agenda & Notes:
- M4 review planned for 3/29 with TSC
- Status on outstanding M4 items:
- ODL Upgrade
- Still having isues with feature installs freezing with no error messages; SDNC probably did not see this issue since they only install a small number of feature (5 or 6) compared to APPC's 28, plus APPC is using bundle wrapping.
- Additional problem encoured today is a method APPC uses from CCSDK from their AAI services appears to have been removed. High Priority JIRA opened (CCSDK-229)
- AAF Integration
- We are still waiting on AAF-91 to submit their changes and make image available, so APPC cannot complete until that happens
- OpenEcomp name space change (APPC-13)
- Dependency on SDC to complete. Waiting on following to be available in Nexus. <artifactId>openecomp-tosca-datatype</artifactId>
- Code Coverage
- Currently at 48.8%; will not hit 50% by Code Freeze on 3/29. Need more time.
- Sprint 4 was closed; anything not completed was moved to Sprint 5 or put into backlog
- WindRiver Dev lab
- CDT configuration
- Enviroment.ts is the name of the properties file.
- All endpoints(URLS/ports) are supposed to be configured there.
- DMaaP status?
- Scott still working on this with Sunil; DMaaP sitll not useable in Beijing.
- Vacations:
- I will be out next week: 4/2 - 4/6; Scott will run the call next Wed., 4/4/18
- Concern raised..
- Code changes being introduced under junit or Sonar Jira's are extending beyond what is actually needed and some of these changes have broken run time functionaliy. How can we safeguard against this? Unless you have a very high degree of confidence and are extremely familiar with APPC code and functions, you should not be attempting to refactor the code. Run time breaks are very difficult and virtually impossible to catch in a code reviews.
04/11/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Participants: Randa Maher; Patrick Brady; Scott Seabolt; Aaron Hay; Ryan Young; Skip Wonnell; Ramya Balaji; Vidhya Nerella; Andrej Zan, Shubhada Vaze; Takamune Cho
Recording: APPC Weekly Poject Call 4-11-18.mp4
Actions from last meeting:
- Scott Seabolt & Aaron Hay to work together to pull together some lab diagrams for WindRiver lab setup for APPC usage (clustered vs non-clustered environments)
- Update: 2-21-18: Information started to be populated here: APPC WindRiver Lab
- Update: 3/21/18: Pending; however, note that all IP info is provided on wiki, diagram will be added later as time permits give other higher priority items.
New Actions Items:
- Ryan Young to investigate security vulnerabilty reported againt org.glassfish.grizzly, which is pulled in by CDP-PAL.
Agenda & Notes:
- Status on outstanding items
- ODL upgrade (Patrick)
- Resolved all the issues of bundles not coming up & other issues he ran into
- Ran into a CCSDK issue, JIRA CCSDK-236 opened; Dan provided a fix today
- Should be ready to merge today.
- Next step: Determine what environment we want to deploy new docker in our WindRiver Dev Env.
- DMaaP issue (Ryan)
- We got our fixes in; needed a new build from DMaaP for the MR client,.
- Currently working to verify in our WindRiver environment, working through environment issues, but Ryan did test successfully in his local.
- AAF Integration (Ryan)
- Looks like shiro.ini goes away in Nitrogen (suprise!); need to figure out how to configure autherization in Nitrogen.
- Ryan believes it's still just configuration that needs to be figured out and no additional changes in by AAF team.
- Code Coverage
- Folks have been diligently been submitting junits and we hit 50% yesterday.
- Continue submitting up to RC0
- Security items from CLM report (Taka)
- Taka updated Security checklist with more details to address questions from Stephen Terrill on the jackon items.
- Taka also added all of the critical items currently showing on the CLM list, but we expect that many of those will go away with the ODL upgrade; however, the risk is that we don't know what "new" items will be introduced by Nitrogen.
- The item related to org.glassfish.grizzly is pulled in by CDP-PAL. Ryan will look closer into this one,
- Stability retest on Beijing (Scott)
- Waiting on Beijing with Nitrogen to rerun the 72hour soak test
- Resiliency (Aaron)
- Aaron has been working with OOM and running test on frequent basis with each OOM change to ensure nothing breaks for APPC.
- Everything so far is looking good
- Healthchecks in External Labs Jenkins show APPC is successful.
- Aaron is working with OOM team and Dan Timonry on MD-SAL persistent storage. Work is being tracked under the OOM-779 ticket.
- Aaron is also working on updating the wiki with details on the OOM installation.
- Testing
App C success message and success return code can be found in the Karaf.log; however, they are debug logs.
status":{"code":400,"message":"SUCCESS - request has been processed successfully"}}
If there is a problem with completing the request, the log will have a status of 401 with an error message. If there is a 401, looking further before in the log, will show the stack trace and where the exception occurred.
- Progress on testing in WindRiver Dev lab
- Scott and Ryan working to get DMaaP working in the Beijing/Carbon singleton lab. Anticipate having this resolved today.
- Need to decide where we deploy Beijing/Nitrogen - do we replace Beijing/Carbon, replace Amsterdam, or spin up a new APPC?
- Vidhya still having issues with access to the various VMs in the lab. Patrick and team will work with her to get past the issues.
- Once items above are resolved, need to focus on ScaleOut testing. Scott will start looking into the needed AAI data.
- Can we provide a demo to Marco?
- Upcoming milestone - RC0 on April 19.
- Misc items
- Casablanca dates
- Beijing branching
- Date?
- Work items in prep: Upgrade to support Karaf 4
- Casablanca
- Release theme: "Deployability"
- Dependency Driven work:
- ODL upgrade to Oxygen
- MariaDB plus Galera
- Code Coverage
- Upgrade to Karaf 4
- anything else?
- Allow support for multicloud integration beyond Generic_restart - move named query up to DGorchestrator - low priority; not likely to get into Casablanca.
- Vacations
- Patrick is out on Monday, 4/16
- Ryan is out on Friday, 4/13
- Taka is out from 4/12 through 4/17
04/18/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Participants: Randa Maher; Ryan Young; Aaron Hay; Takamune Cho; Patrick Brady; Vidhya Nerella; Andrej Zan, Shubhada Vaze; Vidya Jog
Recording: not recorded today
Actions from last meeting:
- Scott Seabolt & Aaron Hay to work together to pull together some lab diagrams for WindRiver lab setup for APPC usage (clustered vs non-clustered environments)
- Update: 2-21-18: Information started to be populated here: APPC WindRiver Lab
- Update: 3/21/18: Pending; however, note that all IP info is provided on wiki, diagram will be added later as time permits give other higher priority items.
- Patrick Brady to provide a knowledge share on the changes that upgrade to Nitrogen brings to APPC once he is done with the ODL upgrade.
- Randa Maher setup call to discuss testing in WindRiver APPC dev lab after we get Beijing successfully deployed.
- Update: 3/28/18: Discussions started, but until we have a working Beijing environment
- Update: 4/11/18: In-Progress
- Update: 4/18/18: Team is still working through APPC w/Nitrogen stability; need to get past the issue with Request Handler not coming up. Until that's resolved, little testing can be done.
- Ryan Young to investigate security vulnerabilty reported againt org.glassfish.grizzly, which is pulled in by CDP-PAL.
- Update: 4/18/18: No update today, have more urgent items around AAF integration feature that still needs to be completed.
New Actions Items:
- Takamune Cho will follow-up with Dan on SDNC project to see if he was able to successfully upgrade EELF. APPC has issues with version incompatibility with logback & sl4j and ODL.
Agenda & Notes:
- Status on outstanding items
- ODL upgrade (Patrick)
- Changes to upgrade to Nitrogen completed. Story APPC-403 closed.
- Additional testing in progress, but seeing some delays due to failing builds due to changes in CCSDK (CCSDK-242). Resolved today, so should be able to proceed with new builds.
- Currently troubleshooting issue with Request Handler bundle not coming up.
- DMaaP issue (Ryan)
- We have not been able to progress on testing the fix for this issue; currently blocked by issue Patrick is looking into around the Request Handler not coming up. Until this issue is fixed, this validation is blocked.
- AAF Integration (Ryan, Scott)
- APPC AAF integration is blocked due to AAF-250. AAF team needs to get this resolved.
- Security items
- Reintroduce ugraded EELF to clear logback issue?
- EELF is pulling versions of logback and sl4j that appear to be incompatible with Nitrogen.
- Defects
- APPC-854 (Aaron)
- Reassigned to Patrick.
- The docker manifest needs to be updated when we build our release dockers.
- APPC-307 (Taka)
- Taka to check with Scott to see if this can be retested in Beijing to see if issue still exists.
- Testing
- ConfigScaleOut (Ramya, Vidhya)
- No progress on testing in WindRiver lab due to other blocking issues with APPC build.
- CDT - did we get details from Amaresh?
- Resiliency (Aaron)
- Stability retest on Beijing (Scott)
- Waiting on stable Beijing with Nitrogen to rerun the 72hour soak test
- Upcoming milestone - RC0 on April 19.
- APPC Beijing RC0 Checklist - Completed checklist and current disposition is: Not ready for RC0 yet,
- Need to address failing jenkins jobs
- Need to provide release version artifacts
- Need to complete AAF story
- Need to resolve issue with Request Handler bundle failure.
- Failing CSIT we believe is related to LF performance issues. Requests are timing out. Hopefully with today's Nexus upgrade, CSIT tests will pass. Need to check tomorrow morning.
04/25/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Participants: Randa Maher; Scott Seabolt; Patrick Brady; Ryan Young; Takamune Cho; Aaron Hay; Veer Rajasekhar; Vidhya Nerella; Ramya Balaji; Samuli Silvius; Shubhada Vaze; Starge??
Recording: APPC Weekly Project Call 4-25-18.mp4
Actions from last meeting:
- Scott Seabolt & Aaron Hay to work together to pull together some lab diagrams for WindRiver lab setup for APPC usage (clustered vs non-clustered environments)
- Patrick Brady to provide a knowledge share on the changes that upgrade to Nitrogen brings to APPC once he is done with the ODL upgrade.
- Randa Maher setup call to discuss testing in WindRiver APPC dev lab after we get Beijing successfully deployed.
- Update: 4/25/18: Still working through some blocking issues (see APPC-859)
- Ryan Young to investigate security vulnerabilty reported againt org.glassfish.grizzly, which is pulled in by CDP-PAL.
- Update: 4/18/18: No update today, have more urgent items around AAF integration feature that still needs to be completed.
- Update: 4/25/18: Pending; working higher priority items at the moment.
- Takamune Cho will follow-up with Dan on SDNC project to see if he was able to successfully upgrade EELF. APPC has issues with version incompatibility with logback & sl4j and ODL. (related to APPC-784)
- Update: 4/25/18: Query sent, no response yet
- Provide list of ODL plugins used by APPC (question raised by Andrej Zán)
- Update: 4/25/18: odl.yangtools, odl.mdsal, broker-mdsal, odl.mdsal.model, odl.mdsal.features, odl.controller.mdsal, odl.mdsal.yang.binding, odl.controller.config.api, odl.ietf-inet-types, odl.ietf-yang-types, odl.yang.jmx.generator, odl.sal.api.gen.plugin, odl.commons.opendaylight, odl.karaf.empty.distro, odl.sal.core.api
New Actions Items:
Agenda & Notes:
- Blockers:
- APPC Event Listener issue (APPC-859) blocking testing…this is the highest priority item that needs to be addressed at the moment.
- Workaround is to fall back to http dmaap adapter, which seems to be working. Further testing taking place today.
- Pending items
- AAF integration
- Need final testing - DONE - APPC-404 closed
- Documentation on how to configure (add comment to JIRA with link to documentation on wiki)
- Need to close out risk: Beijing Risks - DONE - risk closed
- Security items - what you got left Taka?
APPC-705 -httpclient-osgi : 4.3.3 - can this be closed? CLOSEDHow about this one? org.apache.httpcomponents : httpclient : 4.5.2 Covered by APPC-702 and listed on wiki security checklistAPPC-706 - jackson-core : 2.3.2 - can this be closed? CLOSED- APPC-784 - logback issue - Pending
- We tried upgrade to 1.2.0 and that broke APPC functionality; there is not enough time to troubleshoot this in Beijing and needs to be moved to Casablanca for resoltuion.
- Taka to create storiy in R3.
- APPC-841- org.glassfish.grizzly : grizzly-http : 2.3.28 - Pending
- Heat deployment to support CDT (Aaron)
- Action: JIRA will be created by Aaron for heat deployment of CDT and submit change
- Also - Is CDT going to be an issue with OOM deployment due to current constraint in Environments.ts? - Aaron validate that it deploys correctly with OOM and he validated that he can access teh login page - issue will be when you try to save to APPC, since they use teh host url that you're on and that's what they try to connect to.... Need to do more testing in our cluster environment.
- Testing
- CDT testing
- APPC-860 - Needs to Default to http for connecting to APPC REST services - Fix submitted
- Need someone to focus on artifacts needed for ConfigScaleOut (Ramya or Vidhya?)
- Vidhya will look further into this.
- ScaleOut testing - Vidhya will investigate what artifacts are needed; testing can be done via apidoc. We also still need to get VNF data populated into AAI
- Resiliency tests
- Two of the tests passed, still waiting to complete the scaling test case, waiting an OOM defect to be fixed related ot MD-SAL storage clearing.
- Generic_restart via multivim for regression - what are we missing?
- Patrick will create a defect to track this - JIRA opened: APPC-863
- Defects:
- APPC-307 - can we close this one ? (Scott) - Scott will retest
- APPC-857 - ccsdk-dgbuilder container failed - we need to fix this (Patrick)
- The issue appears to be that the paths for DG Builder have changed to ccsdk instead of sdnc. We will update our APPC docker-compose.yml file to reflect the updated paths.
- APPC-858 - merge change - Done
- Documentation:
- APPC Properties documentation updates? (Vidhya and Ramya)
- CDT UG updates
- RC0 - still need to close out remaining items.
- RC1 -
Integration | RC0 | Avril 19, 2018 | Release Candidate 0 RCs are to ensure proper alignment and execution on End 2 End Release Test Cases and End 2 End functional Test Cases. Project Team focused its effort on: - supporting integration testing
- closing high priority defects
- supporting Documentation team
|
| RC1 | May 3, 2018 | Release Candidate 1 |
| RC2 | May 17, 2018 | Release Candidate 2 |
Sign-Off | Release Delivery | May 24, 2018 | Beijing Release Sign-Off |
https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/Release+Planning#ReleasePlanning-CasablancaRelease>
- Misc
- OOM failing healthcheck: https://jira.onap.org/browse/OOM-992
- Update from Aaron:" I was able to verify that OOM health check is good for APPC. The OOM team mentioned that they have some resource issues in Tlab and that could be the reason for the failure being shown there"
05/02/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Participants: Randa Maher; Aaron Hay; Scott Seabolt; Patrick Brady; Ryan Young; Takamune Cho; Vidhya Nerella; Ramya Balaji; Samuli Silvius; Shubhada Vaze; Mike Zinnikas, Andrej Zán, Jorge Hernandez-Herrero
Actions from last meeting:
- Patrick Brady to provide a knowledge share on the changes that upgrade to Nitrogen brings to APPC once he is done with the ODL upgrade.
- Randa Maher setup call to discuss testing in WindRiver APPC dev lab after we get Beijing successfully deployed.
- Update: 4/25/18: Still working through some blocking issues (see APPC-859)
- Ryan Young to investigate security vulnerabilty reported againt org.glassfish.grizzly, which is pulled in by CDP-PAL.
- Update: 4/18/18: No update today, have more urgent items around AAF integration feature that still needs to be completed.
- Update: 4/25/18: Pending; working higher priority items at the moment.
- Update: 5/2/18: Closed, refer to APPC-841
- Takamune Cho will follow-up with Dan on SDNC project to see if he was able to successfully upgrade EELF. APPC has issues with version incompatibility with logback & sl4j and ODL. (related to APPC-784)
- Update: 4/25/18: Query sent, no response yet
- Update: 5/2/18: Closed, logback version updated, security vulnerability removed.
- Provide list of ODL plugins used by APPC (question raised by Andrej Zán)
- Update: 4/25/18: odl.yangtools, odl.mdsal, broker-mdsal, odl.mdsal.model, odl.mdsal.features, odl.controller.mdsal, odl.mdsal.yang.binding, odl.controller.config.api, odl.ietf-inet-types, odl.ietf-yang-types, odl.yang.jmx.generator, odl.sal.api.gen.plugin, odl.commons.opendaylight, odl.karaf.empty.distro, odl.sal.core.api
- Update: 5/2/18: Closed, response provided
- Aaron Hay will create JIRA for heat deployment of CDT and submit changes
- Update: 5/2/18: Closed, completed, refer to APPC-864
- Takamune Cho to update APPC-656, update & close out remaining sub-tasks and create story for the items that carry to Casablanca. Ensure Security checklist is aligned with current CLM report.
- Ramya, Vidhya, and Ryan to review the properties documentation to see if anything needs to be updated: http://onap.readthedocs.io/en/latest/submodules/appc/deployment.git/docs/APPC%20Properties/APPC%20Properties.html
New Actions Items:
Agenda & Notes:
- Testing & pending items - APPC Beijing Testing Scope and Status
- Regression
- In progress; main thing left is to run through tests in OOM envirnoment
- Ryan is working on the netconf mount for the vFW usecase
- CDT testing
- In-Progress, but need new APPC build to be deployed to Env to pick up Patrick's changes
- Vidhya is focuing on this activity.
- ScaleOut testing
- Ramya continues to work on this; recevied the AAI data and instructions on access to Karaf from Scott and will plan to test via apidoc.
- Resiliency
- Aaron continunes to monitor changes in OOM and validating as needed.
- Documentation related to this activity will target completion by 5/11.
- Stability
- Another 72 soak test was run over the weekend on Beijing w/Nitrogen. Everything went well; the system stayed up and handled transactions. Some errors were seen, but they were valid errors.
- Pairwise per Integration list - APPC Pair Wise Testing for Beijing Release
- APPC ↔ Policy, via DMaaP - will need to use SB07, we don't think we can reach Policy from our Dev environment. Jorge will share detail of the Policy request with Scott.
- APPC ↔ vFW , via Netconf- Marco deployed vFW in our env, Ryan working to get netconf mount working correctly
- APPC ↔ AAI, via API (OOM env) - in-progress - query to AAI worked, had issue in that environment after the AAI call; ran into issue in jdbc driver in OOM environment, works in Heat. APPC-876 opened to track this issue.
- Defects
- APPC-872 - not an APPC issue
- This is really an issue with CCSDK, not APPC. Ticket moved to CCSDK project: CCSDK-261
- APPC-874 - Not a bug
- linked to OOM-1021 - Aaron worked with Borislav - both tickets closed now.
- RC1 - Deadline = 5/3, still need to close out remaining items.
05/09/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Participants: Randa Maher;
Actions from last meeting:
New Actions Items:
Agenda & Notes:
- Testing (APPC Beijing Testing Scope and Status)
- CDT blocking issue
- ConfigScaleOut testing
- Stability
- Resiliency/Scalability
- Release of APPC artifacts and docker
- Branching Beijing
- Documentation
- Properties update
- CDT UG update
- Release Notes
- Upcoming Milestone: RC2 = 5/17/18
05/22/18 - APPC Project Weekly Minutes
Participants: Randa Maher; Beka Tsotsoria; Scott Seabolt; Veer Rajasekhar; Vidhya Nerella; Patrick Brady; Ryan Young; Lukasz Urbanski; Marcus Williams; Mayank Gupta; Ramya Balaji; Samuli Silvius; Shubhada Vaze; Takamune Cho
Actions from last meeting:
New Actions Items:
Agenda & Notes:
- Testing (APPC Beijing Testing Scope and Status)
- Testing completed for the most part; supporting integration team now
- Demo'd to Integration team how APPC tested Resiliency
- Continuing to run regression - Ramya testing out LCM VNF Healthcheck, investigating following bug: APPC-917.
- Release of APPC artifacts and docker (Patrick)
- We have a dependency on CCSDK release dockers; which they won't start until end of week; they also need to fix CCSDK-290
- APPC Release activities will need to wait on CCSDK dockers availability.
- Branching Beijing
- Completed;
- Beijing branch created
- Master is now Casablanca Release - junit submissions can start being merged and fixes not gating Beijing.
- Documentation
- Release Notes - In progress
- Need to fix some rst/link errors: APPC-918 - In-progress
- TSC decision to shift Beijing dates:
- RC2 = 5/31/18 <=== Must be done by next week.
- Sign-off = 6/7/18
- Misc - round-robin...
- netconf issues - Beka Tsotsoria (Nokia)
- Using OOM environment; having issues getting CDT to connect to APPC runtime.
- Need to wait on a couple of fixes that Patrick is working on...
- Chef questions - Mayank Gupta (Amdoc)
- follow-up via email or wiki for questions related to Chef; need to locate right resources with domain knowledge
- First upgrade to Beijing release first and base question on working with Beijing;
- Beijing is required if you want to use CDT to create our VNF appc artifacts.
- Refer to APPC wiki for a lot of useful information on testing: APPC ONAP Testing Notes and APPC Beijing Testing
