2019-06-21 Meeting notes

AAI

• Testing

AAI's PTL suggested relying on healthdist to validate our contributions by following this wiki page 

https://lf-onap.atlassian.net/wiki/display/DW/Creating+an+installation+cross+component+health+test

In a nutshell, if healthdist passes, he's ready to accept the patches.

• CSIT

Although the tests seem old, they are still valid because AAI hasn't changed a lot.

• Support

Jimmy has offered to help answer questions we may have about interpreting the results of tests.

• Plan

  • Perform a minimal installation of recent ONAP containers (Martin)

  • Configure and perform a healthdist test (Martin)

  • Test non-minimal AAI containers manually (Dmitry)

  • Compare results to previous attempt (Dmitry)

  • Run CSIT AAI TCs with recent AAI containers and document errors (Martin & Dmitry)

  • Create a issue for the AAI team if needed (Martin & Dmitry)

• Testing model loader seems promising

• Minimal ONAP installation was installed

• Will reproduce healthdist with minimal images

• Dmitry was able to test manual loader test (wiki was missing a piece of info)

• Will test minimal container next week – must incorporate latest changes to containers

 CLAMP-OOM

• Although there is an initiative to move to a common elk stack for all ONAP projects, the initiative relies on the logging project.

• The logging project uses a standard format, so any other storage and graphing solution could be used.

• ONAP deployments could use ELK stack alternatives that run on arm.

• Rather than pursuing a patch within ONAP, we should look for arm-compatible alternatives.

• @Tina Tsou (Deactivated) has been informed of the need and asked to follow up with the arm team

LCM Proposal

• Proposal

  • Presented to the TSC and the work was encouraged to proceed (no vote could take place)

  • Team should consider the PoC alternative if it becomes necessary

  • Mirror: LFN infrastructure team not willing to set it up yet

  • Team could consider socializing simpler alternatives such version pinning

• Support

  • CLAMP and NBI projects will participate in the initiative

• From images to normative images

  • Adoption of proposed images requires commitment from the community

  • Usage can be 'enforce' during the build process using linting

  • Library has been identified

• Next steps

  • CIA PTL to engage Sylvain and Christophe

• Orange will support the use of linting

PTL Election Process

Defined by ONAP Charter