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Kulick

Meeting with Thomas Kulik on Thursday completed by Muddasar who shared his update. 

Thomas is short in resources. We may rely on Byung effort in documenting APIs.

Not every project exposes system data API.

Some projects are not on the Byung's list

Byung shared security and logging updated slides.-Java 17 vs Java 21 info provided – we stick to Java 17, question to Amy for Jira tasks creation-Github actions intro provided by Jess, follow-up at the on ThursdayTSC meeting 3rd 15th
Jira No
SummaryDescriptionStatusSolution

Oparent

-Only 2 PTLs responded to Amy’s e-mail

-No objections on Oparent retirement, we have no volunteer to maintain it up to date

-pom.xml contains more than cross project common package dependencies


Recommendation:

-retain oparent/pom.xml

-Make Andreas Geissler a committer and ask the integration or OOM team to update the file per release

-Proposal:

  • Option 1 (short term): ask the integration or OOM team to update the file per release
  • Option 2 (long term): split into multiple pieces that could be independently maintained: dependencies, build directives, profiles

-Byung will discuss with Andreas and OOM team and report at 8/22 SECCOM

-Amy will contact Liam Fallon  and Pam for history


No PTL for AAI, DCAE, OOF

-Andreas Geissler and Thomas

Kulik made committers

-They will do the work necessary for the projects to participate in the release

Will AAI, DCAE, OOF have security vulnerabilities fixed?

Documenting APIs


Reference to the complete list to be added to the Byung's deck.Disaggregation impact on quality assurance and testing 

-Byung will discuss with Andreas and Thomas to coordinate release tasks such as backlog prioritization

-Muddasar: someone needs to take backlog management role

-Muddasar: no mandated best practice to manage technical debt; call for a statement about code quality – all code will be secure

-Muddasar & Amy: bring mandate for code quality to LFN TAC 2023/8/16


ONAP Streamlining

-Role of SECCOM

-Prioritization of vulnerability fixes

-Prioritization of security enhancements

-Proposal: ONAP projects work with latest version of common components such as Istio, KeyCloak, Kafka

ONAP Streamlining - The Process (Link)

Deck shared with TSC: ONAP - Streamlining the process Report-2023-8-3-v2.pptx (live.com)




5 Years security questionnaire for Policy projectTony to invite Policy represenatives to one of the next SECCOM meetings
Policy framework began the review of 5yr questionnaire and will complete the review at the 22 August meeting.

Java 17 vs. Java 21We propose ONAP project to upgrade to Java 17, packages as there might be some missing dependencies for Java 21, so projects might target it but juno from 11 directlly to 21 might be a significant effort

LF IT CI/CD security review

85-90% information received by Muddasar. 

Good security hardening is already in place.

Muddasar shared presentation (below).

PTL meeting (August 7th)

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-Discussion on how disaggregation impacts Release Management tasks




TSC meeting

(August

10rd)

-Presentation on disaggregation topics submitted by Byung, voting expected on August 10th.

-ONAP migrating to GitHub

-TSC meeting management migrating to LFX tools - access to meeting recordings will be through your individual dashboard




NEXT SECCOM MEETING CALL WILL BE HELD ON

22nd of August 2023. 







Recordings: 

2023-08-08_SECCOM_week23_08_15_audio1491690214.m4a

23_08_15_video1491690214.mp4

SECCOM presentation:

2023-08-08 15 ONAP Security Meeting - AgendaAndMinutes.pptx View filenameONAP CICD Security Review.pptxheight250