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Sandra Jackson: Good morning. Hello! Good day.

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Stephen Gooch: Day.

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Byung-Woo Jun: Hello, sandra, right?

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Sandra Jackson: Let me share my screen.

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Stephen Gooch: Good morning!

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Sandra Jackson: All right.

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Sandra Jackson: Let's see.

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Sandra Jackson: the firm guest Gesmer up to grove Llp

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Sandra Jackson: on the agenda for today, we have some

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Sandra Jackson: updates for Tse activities and deadlines.

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Sandra Jackson: some release updates. We have a couple of relief updates for you.

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Sandra Jackson: Pto updates.

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Sandra Jackson: committee updates will follow. And the regular housekeeping.

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Sandra Jackson: Are there any questions or additions to today's agenda?

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Sandra Jackson: Okay? Then let's get started.

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Sandra Jackson: Go ahead!

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): Hey, Sandra, there was gonna be just a quick update

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): from the

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): Unhapp lab from Steven. And I, just because there was some issues that occurred in the lab.

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): that we had to request a quick slot, and I know Steven only has, I think, the first 15 min of this call.

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Stephen Gooch: Yeah, that's true. I have a customer meeting. I have to jump to.

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Paweł Pawlak: Okay, so let's start with with this topic. First.

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Stephen Gooch: Okay, are. Are you guys able to hear me? Just fine.

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Paweł Pawlak: Yeah, yeah.

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Stephen Gooch: Okay. Great. This is Stephen Gooch from Wind River.

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Stephen Gooch: as as some of you or some of you may not know.

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Stephen Gooch: In 2,000, the end of 2,016, the start of 2,017 somewhere around that time I don't exactly remember

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Stephen Gooch: Wind River volunteered to host, the software for the openstack community development for own app. And we did that along with Intel

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Stephen Gooch: from 2,017 in an Intel facility in Portland, Oregon.

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Stephen Gooch: up until

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Stephen Gooch: where it was moved

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Stephen Gooch: to the interoperability lab at the University of New Hampshire.

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Stephen Gooch: and I've been working with Lincoln on that, since in 2,002, Lincoln runs most of the the interactions with the community, actually, the accounts and and and stuff. And and I've worked in the background on it.

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Stephen Gooch: Well, we installed it in the

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Stephen Gooch: in 2,022. It was a bit of a different different implementation.

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Stephen Gooch: and what I mean by that is, from 17 to 2,022. It was native openstack

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Stephen Gooch: and then, when we in 2,022. We moved to.

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Stephen Gooch: you know, a new implementation where

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Stephen Gooch: we moved to a Kubernetes-based installation, and Openstack ran as a or does run as a containerized application itself.

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Stephen Gooch: So the vms are running on top of

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Stephen Gooch: Kubernetes. In this case.

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Stephen Gooch: and what we decided to do because we had 8 machines is make all of them working nodes, even the controllers. So the controllers we gave them 4 cpus each for their control plane function.

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Stephen Gooch: Everything else was working. And then I think each machine has around 3 TB of local space. They also have

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Stephen Gooch: But I have noticed.

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Stephen Gooch: you know, just, you know, looking in the background, even though I'm not one of the developers

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Stephen Gooch: for the own app community is that

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Stephen Gooch: the type of vms that are used have local storage in own app. They're they don't use the shared storage.

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Stephen Gooch: That's okay, right? But it does have some

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Stephen Gooch: negative impacts, especially when the system gets loaded, and that is, it becomes much more difficult to migrate the Vms. For maintenance.

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Stephen Gooch: It was pointed out to the Lincoln and I.

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Stephen Gooch: this, but about a month ago, that the the system was no longer operational, and what we found was in this new Kubernetes-based environment. Some of the pods had failed.

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Stephen Gooch: and to get those to recover we needed to perform some maintenance.

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Stephen Gooch: but because of the way we set up the system and the way the system's designed and used.

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Stephen Gooch: The local storage was full, which means you could not lock and unlock a controller. You could not perform maintenance, it became impossible.

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Stephen Gooch: and we couldn't get rid of the Vms because the application itself failed. So what that means is, we had a failure in the lab.

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Stephen Gooch: what we're trying to do today, what we're working on this week and we're hoping to have this concluded by the close of business tomorrow

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Stephen Gooch: is we're limiting the resources a bit. In this case, we're gonna create dedicated controllers.

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Stephen Gooch: that means again, you know, there won't be any vms running on those first 2 systems. But that allows us to. That allows in the future to create maintenance. We also, we're not performing

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Stephen Gooch: So we're putting together a procedure this week as well to in the on the rebuild of it to have backup and restores.

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Stephen Gooch: We do have to make some decisions, because by on this, because by by default.

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Stephen Gooch: a backup and a restore

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Stephen Gooch: is going to restore this. The you know the system itself, the images, the users.

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Stephen Gooch: you know things like flavors, projects

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Stephen Gooch: and you have the option as well as backing up volumes. Now that correspondent volumes can get quite large.

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Stephen Gooch: But since the own app community generally runs on local storage, which is ephemeral storage.

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Stephen Gooch: those vms still won't be backed up.

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Stephen Gooch: So you know, I I just I want to bring this to the attention of the of the committee that you know we're looking at doing

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Stephen Gooch: a far more, I would say.

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Stephen Gooch: actual treating the lab more like an actual deployed, you know, a live deployed system as we would a customer.

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Stephen Gooch: but at the same time.

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Stephen Gooch: if we do happen to lose it in the future again, we would also lose the ephemeral storage because

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Stephen Gooch: of the nature of it being ephemeral storage.

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Stephen Gooch: The bottom line is, we expect to have the

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Stephen Gooch: the operations back up and running by close of business tomorrow. So Lincoln and I, you know, wanted to communicate that

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Stephen Gooch: or to communicate. You know what the circumstances were behind the lab going down.

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Stephen Gooch: and also obviously request feedback on this from the from the Tsc.

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Sandra Jackson: Okay, thank you for that, Steven. Any questions or comments.

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Byung-Woo Jun: Steve gonna let us know after tomorrow.

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Stephen Gooch: Yes.

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Byung-Woo Jun: Okay. Thank you.

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Stephen Gooch: Yeah, wink, Lincoln and I will communicate as a team on.

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): Yeah.

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): we are. We are also checking, if

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): it's possible to

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): with the new updated deployment link, like the accounts in the open stack interface like the horizon interface to the actual like Ldap that we use for like VPN. Authentication and stuff. So if that's possible, people won't have to deal with like account changes or anything like that. It will just work.

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): If it's not possible, we will have to recreate and reset temporary passwords, for, like the openstack users to match that

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): That will be part of our communication out to let people know to expect like

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): emails and stuff like that. For the account resets and stuff depending on what options are available.

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Paweł Pawlak: Okay? So I think we we need to wait for your feedback on Friday.

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Paweł Pawlak: Yeah.

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Paweł Pawlak: as per

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Paweł Pawlak: the the possible options

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Paweł Pawlak: deputy, that Andreas is not connected today, so maybe he could have some

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Paweł Pawlak: some comment on this. But, please.

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Paweł Pawlak: if you could.

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Paweł Pawlak: please, provide some some summary right. And what is the

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Paweł Pawlak: with a proposal, or or the the new way of configuration, just for for that, letting know our team some

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Paweł Pawlak: how. It's how it's going to work right.

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Stephen Gooch: Very well.

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): And most of this should also be under the hood, too, from the way that teams were actually using the cluster as well. Right, Steven, like.

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Stephen Gooch: Correct.

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): So it shouldn't. Once it is back online, it shouldn't change the way people were using it. They'll just have to to rebuild some of the vms that they were using. Unfortunately.

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): right.

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Paweł Pawlak: Okay. So we need to

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Paweł Pawlak: prepare some

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Paweł Pawlak: some info for the community. Right?

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Lincoln Lavoie (UNH-IOL): And be.

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Paweł Pawlak: For our teams, too.

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Paweł Pawlak: to be aware of the

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Paweł Pawlak: potential impact. Right?

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Paweł Pawlak: Yep.

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Paweł Pawlak: okay, thank you very much for your time, guy guys, and and for sharing with us.

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: Have a quick question.

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Paweł Pawlak: Yes, please,

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: Yeah, this is Anki Shankar. I I came in a little late.

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: This sounded very interesting, but it's so. It's like getting away from native openstack and running it on a Kubernetes cluster. Is that the sense

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: or audio codes.

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Stephen Gooch: Yeah. And that's and the reason that Wind River has gone that direction is because

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Stephen Gooch: The the vast majority of our Telco customers have moved to be Kubernetes only, and then on top of that, when they have Vm requirements. They'll be just deploy an open stack. Containerized application on, say, one or 2 compute nodes right? They you know, in their cluster, so they'll have a hybrid cluster.

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Stephen Gooch: But that's the way the market pushed us since 2,018. And today it's still in that direction. So yeah, that that that's what caused Wind River itself to move away. We didn't move

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Stephen Gooch: the lab away from a native openstack environment for any particular reason other than our product line went that way due to end customer Telco demands.

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Stephen Gooch: Okay.

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: Thanks, and he's there.

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Paweł Pawlak: Okay.

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: Is there a link to

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: page, or a documentation, or something? Talking about this?

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: I'm like.

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Stephen Gooch: Talking about the lab, talking about.

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: Thinking about this, this this trade off and decision about

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: or or comparing

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: the the old way of doing things. The native open stack and and the Kubernetes, I mean. I I agree with you. The whole industry is moving in that direction.

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: And so this question always constantly comes up, which is

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: I'm adding a different dimension to this. But if you I mean, I'm generally focused more on the

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: the wireless networking space. And if you look at old and Oak Cloud and all that is, nobody talks about openstack. So

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: I mean one. Major. Yeah.

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Stephen Gooch: That's true.

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Stephen Gooch: and they're

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Stephen Gooch: there, I'm sure, are so.

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Stephen Gooch: even though I'm not a complete expert on other openstack offerings.

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Stephen Gooch: I'd sure that in most of the it. Space

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Stephen Gooch: openstack is still deployed, and it's will continue to deploy natively.

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Stephen Gooch: It's simply that Wind River, you know. In our case that's not the that's not the market. We're in right. We're we're in edge cloud deployments

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Stephen Gooch: for us there was only one direction we could move.

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: Thank you.

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N.K. Shankaranarayanan: Alright!

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Paweł Pawlak: Any other questions, guys for for the team from Vancouver.

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Paweł Pawlak: Okay, seeing none. Thank you guys for sharing with us and joining this session.

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Paweł Pawlak: So we'll be waiting for your update for tomorrow end of business.

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Stephen Gooch: Sounds great, and I'm gonna drop now that you guys get back on with your regularly scheduled business.

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Paweł Pawlak: Okay. Okay, thank you very much.

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Paweł Pawlak: Sorry.

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Stephen Gooch: Right now.

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Sandra Jackson: Thank you.

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Sandra Jackson: Alright, as Steven said. Back to our regular program. Do we want to jump into the Tsc activities and deadlines.

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Byung-Woo Jun: Papa, would you like to start?

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Byung-Woo Jun: I'll back up.

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Sandra Jackson: And does anyone need to share anything or.

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Byung-Woo Jun: No, I.

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Paweł Pawlak: No one, no.

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Byung-Woo Jun: Just for now with you, and I can follow up.

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Paweł Pawlak: Yeah. So

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Paweł Pawlak: we had, just recently some discussion with with

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Paweł Pawlak: tongue, Tiguan and Bjung

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Paweł Pawlak: about the you know what would be the

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Paweł Pawlak: next steps with on app. Right the roadmap itself

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Paweł Pawlak: especially having in mind lf, lfm, dtf.

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Paweł Pawlak: even that is coming.

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Paweł Pawlak: So

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Paweł Pawlak: we have this like first phase

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Paweł Pawlak: of on up streamlining plan, right? And we had this.

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Paweł Pawlak: those efforts. And there's there's some ideas I don't know if being if it's the the moment I should switch to you.

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Jessica Wagantall: prepare the migration for maven verify? We tested maven verify, and it works fine. It it's a little bit again. It's a little bit of a hard process, because, there's no easy way to automate this transition. Unfortunately, because each component, and each repo has their own maven.

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Paweł Pawlak: Good news. Thank you, Thomas. Thank you for

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Thomas Kulik: You will come.

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Sandra Jackson: Thank you, Alderman.

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Thomas Kulik: And I'll also had a discussion with Peter about the portal and G documentation.

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Sandra Jackson: Okay, thank you for that. Update, Pablo. Did you have anything else? Or.

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Paweł Pawlak: No!

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Sandra Jackson: Okay, I just saw your name there. So, and he kind of

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Sandra Jackson: Thomas already addressed.

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Sandra Jackson: Foul!

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Sandra Jackson: Do we move on to hold on, do we have need to check into our portal?

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Sandra Jackson: Do we already talk about this? Or is this something different? Yeah.

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Byung-Woo Jun: We we talk about. I think.

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Sandra Jackson: Says, one.

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Byung-Woo Jun: Section ongoing. Just computer discussing this still ongoing. I think.

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Sandra Jackson: Okay?

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Sandra Jackson: And so then we'll move down to subcommittee updates.

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Byung-Woo Jun: So I'm preparing some enhancement plan for Oslo and for Alf and Ptf presentation.

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Byung-Woo Jun: Based on the ont initiative consideration. The valuable input from Don Juan and Kevin and Abo.

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Byung-Woo Jun: So see me. So how are we, gonna you know, make some

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Byung-Woo Jun: individual component on extreme mining. That's the one that's quick update. So once I formulate Sergeant slide deck, I'm gonna share with you.

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Byung-Woo Jun: Yeah, that's back to you.

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Sandra Jackson: Alright. Thank you. Bayl.

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Sandra Jackson: Okay, moving down to package upgrade. Progress. Do we have anything to say about it, Popul?

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Sandra Jackson: And if you're speaking, yeah.

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Paweł Pawlak: Yeah, yeah, we do. In fact, the progress is

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Paweł Pawlak: very low. So we we track it every month, and and we see almost no progress.

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Byung-Woo Jun: Pawel on. Did any ask about the

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Byung-Woo Jun: reference implementation. So I think she collected the version number of the kicker. Is that right?

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Paweł Pawlak: Yeah, I think so. If not, then we can. We can address it during the upcoming second on Tuesday, right?

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Byung-Woo Jun: Okay, I think she asked the questions last time.

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Paweł Pawlak: Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Paweł Pawlak: Okay, okay.

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Paweł Pawlak: back to you. Sandra.

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Sandra Jackson: Okay, thank you, Pablo.

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Sandra Jackson: Alright.

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Sandra Jackson: Oh, OM. Update.

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Byung-Woo Jun: Let me assist, since Andrew is not here, let me give you some highlight not everything, but I think he's going to give more detail, for when but one of the main main achievement, one of the one of them. And so now, master marketing, poisoning

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Byung-Woo Jun: decouple from project, helmet poisoning. So, Thomas critic. And then we talk about at the Pta 2, so based based on that, the capability. Now the

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Byung-Woo Jun: So then, umbrella chart, the word can point any number of the Harlem Chat version, the the each of the each project. So Pto decide. They wanna stay the same master version. That's fine before the new daily everyone has to upgrade to 4 time 14 as a master, but from New Delhi. Thanks to Om team, we don't have to. That's the kind of you know I can provide. So I think next week

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Byung-Woo Jun: Andrews can give more detail about away.

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Sandra Jackson: Alright, thank you.

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Sandra Jackson: And then that brings us to the end here, which is our housekeeping, our housekeeping items. So again, thank you, bayon, for stepping up to represent the own app committee upcoming on app community on the Dntf

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Sandra Jackson: Planning committee.

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Sandra Jackson: I believe an email went out earlier this week that.

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Sandra Jackson: That said that they were thinking of cancelling the second day of the Dntf.

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Sandra Jackson: so again, the deadline to get your

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Sandra Jackson: is approaching, I think, isn't it? Tomorrow? What's disabled? Yeah, it's tomorrow.

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Byung-Woo Jun: Toby to always tomorrow. So deadline, so.

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Sandra Jackson: Yeah, so so please, if you have any topics again, your your presentation doesn't have to be complete. But if you want your topic to make the schedule go ahead and get those in and register

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Sandra Jackson: register for for the

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Sandra Jackson: the event.

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Sandra Jackson: I think that's all I have. Pablo.

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Byung-Woo Jun: So once, you know. So this Monday, every Monday programming committee they have a meeting. So I participate in. And then we talk about the the elephant and the Dtf scheduling. So, as Sandra said, tomorrow is the deadline.

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Byung-Woo Jun: So they're gonna we next Monday we're gonna discuss to schedule the one challenge that we have is possible on

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Byung-Woo Jun: Elefm. Decide not to allow the remote presentation, which is, you know, I I I I protest it, you know, putting back the remote presentation. But that's already side by Elefn high level

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Byung-Woo Jun: David rejected. So that's why, with this time is in person. But the next time we have to the discuss with the elephant team you know how we gonna make more presentation audiences. Right? So that's the one you know. Topic. So second challenge is

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Byung-Woo Jun: on the Thursday, May second, on Thursday, first day of the 11 Dtf. Day.

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Byung-Woo Jun: Nephew has a whole day sessions

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Byung-Woo Jun: so, and probing, you know, committee members today in from the nephew has whole day on the

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Byung-Woo Jun: you know, meeting. So it's possible it's kind of a competing each other, you know, elephant. And then, nephew, we we are the same under the same elephant, but the only nephew and others. So that's another one. If you, we losing one, if we lose one day, then it will be the the day schedule will be tight.

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Byung-Woo Jun: and then also that's why, if you have any, you know this section the presentation topic, please put it in the Wiki page by tomorrow, then. So I have a more. You know, the

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Byung-Woo Jun: I can schedule. I can put this much. So okay, that's the input so I'll let you know. After next Monday meeting I'll give you some scheduling information

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Byung-Woo Jun: for you. Next Thursday. Okay, that's it.

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Sandra Jackson: Alright, thank you. Bayon

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Sandra Jackson: before we close out any other comments from Pablo, or cake on, or actually did I see cake on and dialing on.

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Byung-Woo Jun: Hang on, and don't worry, don't want to.

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Sandra Jackson: Okay, any anything from you guys.

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Keguang He: I have nothing to add. Thank you.

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Sandra Jackson: Okay, no worries.

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Sandra Jackson: Alright. Well, if there is nothing else I will see you all

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Sandra Jackson: next week.

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Byung-Woo Jun: Yeah, thank, you.

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Paweł Pawlak: Thank you. Bye, bye.

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Keguang He: You, bye, bye.