Open Stack

On 04/24/2013 01:08 PM, Kurt Griffiths wrote:
> Marconi contributors:
> 
> First of all, we will be holding a daily (weekdays) scrum in
> #openstack-marconi at 1500 UTC to keep everyone in sync as the team
> becomes more distributed.
> 
> Secondly, I did some backlog grooming on our Trello board[1] to get things
> prioritized for our next mini-milestone. Please take some time to add
> anything missing and make sure the inflight work items are in the correct
> spots, and stalled items are either broken into smaller stories/cards, or
> moved to "blocked" as appropriate.
> 
> Note also that before pulling something from Havana-1 Alpha, it needs to
> go through the blueprinting phase (the list in Trello just before "To
> Do"). As the "To Do" list becomes short, Flavio and I will pull new stuff
> in.
> 
> If a blueprint hasn't been added for a given card (and the card doesn't
> relate to an existing blueprint, or is trivial), please register a new
> blueprint and link it to the trello card. Blueprints should generally be
> created at the same time as the associated cards. Complicated blueprints
> can be spec'd on the wiki and etherpad, comments can go on trello cards or
> be brought up in #openstack-marconi (and transcribed later for posterity,
> as needed).
> 
> Caveat emptor: Using Trello for an OpenStack project is still a science
> project at this point; let's keep iterating and see how it works out.

Hi!

As you conduct that science experiment, I'd love feedback on what it is
from the experiment that we can provide. We currently only have one
piece of our dev infrastructure which is not hosted by us (launchpad
bugs) and I'd really like to avoid increasing reliance on 3rd party
systems. I don't have a great answer for you otherwise at the moment -
so I think it's a worthwhile experiment - but if one of the lenses you
look at it through is "how can the openstack infrastructure, process or
tooling be improved" I'd greatly appreciate it!

Monty