[OpenStack-Infra] Feedback after the infra midcycle

Paul Belanger pabelanger at redhat.com
Fri Feb 26 01:25:34 UTC 2016


On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 03:37:49PM -0800, Spencer Krum wrote:
> At the conclusion of the Infra midcycle, we did a feedback exercise.
> These are the results.
> 
> Things that went well:
> 
> * Many people expressed that focusing on a single topic made the event
> great.
> * We held the meeting at an HP datacenter site. This enabled us to get
> intentional and unintentional access to various HP people that helped
> the infracloud project.
> * This is the first infra sprint that wasn't focused on 'infra 101'
> training for brand new contributors. Several attendees said they felt
> they got a lot more work done at this sprint than when bootstrapping was
> a topic.
> * Debugging with one person typing while connected to a projector was
> good.
> * Everyone enjoyed group dinners.
> * Four days in length was right (some felt 3 would be right)
> * Infra-root developers working directly with focused infra-roots was
> great.
> * The HP room and food were great (Thanks!)

Additionally the work done to hpuseast and hpuswest before coming to midcycle
was fantastic!  I don't want to list names (out of fear of missing anybody) but
with out the previous work that was done with bifrost, ansible and puppet I
can't imagine having a successful sprint.

Great work to everybody who contributed both at midcycle and before midcycle.

> 
> Things that didn't go well:
> 
> * We had some network issues
> * We didn't demo or use baremetal provisioning
> * The city location was unfortunately more remote from the airport than
> we would have liked
> * There weren't enough cookies.
> * Our puppet-ansible-cron automation fell down a few times, bringing
> progress to a halt.
> * Access presented an issue, preventing some participants from
> participating fully
> 
> Things we'd like to change for next time:
> 
> * If applicable, split into small groups and work streams.
> * Push the big social events later into the week so that they don't
> impact the following morning's productivity.
> 

> 
> Thanks,
> Spencer
> 
> 
> 
> -- 
>   Spencer Krum
>   nibz at spencerkrum.com
> 
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