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Thanks Adam for helping us get organized in the new year. I agree that
half a day is a good length at this stage. There would always be more to
talk about, but a lot of it can happen in less centralized channels.

Eric

On 1/3/18, 5:09 PM, "Adam Spiers" <aspiers at suse.com> wrote:

>Adam Spiers <aspiers at suse.com> wrote:
>>Hi all, and happy 2018!
>>
>>After a chaotic holiday season, one of my first orders of business is
>>to take care of various administravia relating to the new Self-Healing
>>SIG.
>
>[snipped]
>
>>   https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/project/917
>>
>>Contributions / feedback welcome on any of those.  I'll be sending out
>>individual mails on some of those topics over the coming days and
>>weeks.
>
>The most urgent of these actions is to figure out the amount of time
>we need for a SIG session at the Dublin PTG, because Kendall is
>planning the PTG schedule and needs to know by next Monday (8th):
>
>  https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/story/2001429
>
>Apparently the smallest session duration we can pick is half a day.
>My feeling is that at this early stage of the PTG, that should be more
>than enough.  The main agenda items I can think of are:
>
>- Introduce more people into the SIG and promote its mission.
>
>- Gather more feedback on operator requirements and experiences.
>
>- Gather info from projects on existing integration points.
>
>- Start documenting self-healing capabilities which already exist.
>
>It would be easy to spend a whole week on these alone, but obviously
>most people will need to attend other sessions at the PTG so I don't
>want to create an uncomfortable clash by claiming too long a session
>for this SIG. 
>
>Any other opinions on this before Monday deadline?
>
>Thanks!
>Adam
>
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