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2017-12-05 Doc Project Meeting

2017-12-05 Doc Project Meeting

Topics, Notes, and Follow-Up Tasks

Topic

Notes

Follow-up

Topic

Notes

Follow-up

Release / Branching Strategy

  • Both master and amsterdam are being published at read the docs.  The default when someone enter http://docs.onap.org is master and the the developer wiki download link currently points to master.    Should we change this?



Create JIRA ticket(s) for each item below  @Rich Bennett
Switch DW download link to RTD amsterdam when branches above are completed @Rich Bennett   





Naming Standard

SDC and Modeling are using 1.1.0 - is this acceptable - should we just have one naming convention?

Questions to be answered whenever the TSC votes to create a named release:

  1. where do residual improvements go for Amsterdam

  2. where do major new changes go for Beijing

  3. when do we start merging the # 2 changes to master.

We can probably accommodate different names for (#1) and/or some delay to starting #2 as long as everyone has the same view a timeline.   Is there isn’t a better way use tags, eg

  1. on the RC dates…. A  Release Candidate tag is placed on every repo within a very short time by LF (< 1 hour),

  2. tests proceed using only tagged candidate versions

  3. If major tests fail, fix and goto the next RC (step 1)

  4. Declare a release from the last RC tags

  5. if / when any change is needed, a branch is created from the last RC tag

Topic for lessons learned at Santa Clara F2F? @gg2147@att.com

  • Forward these issue notes to Gildas for discussion



Touch base with OpenNFV / other Open Source projects?

Test Lab

Create for HEAT and OOM:  Ticket OPENLABS-75: openlab access for frank.obrien@amdocs.comClosed



Wiki "Test" System

Need to create sandbox for developers, SEs, architects to look at E2E system / Cross-component interactions

  • How complete does the Wiki version need to be?

  • Blocked by need for continuous deployment servers

Integration Team should own (another good topic for Santa Clara F2F) @Helen Chen


Do we need something for new users (not developers) that want to understand use cases, try higher level service/policy scenarios, etc?  @Eric Debeau Yes, we need, cf the ONAP Beijing Undestranding: ONAP Beijing: Understanding the vFWCL use-case mechanism

Wiki discussion forum vs. Change Controlled content on rtd

Migration of existing Change-Controlled content from the wiki:

  • Setting Up ONAP

  • Integrating with ONAP

  • Using ONAP

  • Architecture

  • Documenting ONAP

  • Developing ONAP



Establishing other structure for

  • Discussion forum

  • Submitting edits / problems with existing content

  • Process for doing the above

DOC-179: Migrate Release Controlled Wiki ContentClosed

Start with (oom kubernetes,  quickstart, heat template ), set example / define a best practice for collecting/refining documentation on wiki, following a process with wiki labels, JIRA tickets, etc that keeps everyone aware of state and transition to change controlled documentation in gerrit

What needs to change for the latest vFW instructions? @Eric Debeau

Add to F2F forum topics @gg2147@att.com

Structure Clean-Up

  • Developing ONAP:   Structure and Headings clean-up

New JIRA Issue

Carrier Grade

  • "Carrier Grade" usability - what does that mean for Documentation?

  • Insuring standards/consistency across projects (e.g. terminology, monitoring, clustering)

  • Usability (e.g. Designer, VNF Providers, Operations)

New JIRA Issue

APIs

  • Differentiate:

  1. REST API

  2. HealthCheck API

  3. Components API (eg Java class API)

New JIRA Issue

Glossary

Modeling team responsible

  • Definitions to RsT

  • Indexing / tagging to enable Searching

Address during Release 2

Create JIRA issue - Greg follow up

Tooling / Utilities documentation

How to:

  • Gerrit guide

  • Guidelines (Builds, etc.)

  • Utilities:  Jenkins, Conversion tools (e.g. LFPandocs)



New JIRA Issue
(LF pursuing Quarter 3, 2018)