[User-committee] Per-project surveys
Barrett, Carol L
carol.l.barrett at intel.com
Mon Sep 28 19:55:57 UTC 2015
I like the idea of having optional sections to the User Survey. I think there is per-project info that PTLs are looking for that apply to different Operators, so allowing them to choose makes sense.
I would also be interested in including a couple of questions on future usage models/capabilities that they don't need today, but can see them becoming important over the horizon.
Carol
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From: Bruno Morel [mailto:bmorel at internap.com]
Sent: Monday, September 28, 2015 12:14 PM
To: Jonathan Proulx; Tim Bell
Cc: user-committee at lists.openstack.org
Subject: Re: [User-committee] Per-project surveys
I agree with Jonathan, in detail :
* making it a regular, scheduled thing : everybody in the community would know and expect every 6 month (or 3 month ?) to have the opportunity to give feedback, especially if it is pre / post cycle (ex. : January -> July -> January …)
* Making it a community wide effort and consolidated in one ‘interaction’ / survey : having the ability to check/uncheck which project you want to give feedback about would be very useful and probably help focus each set of question to each project goals / needs
* A main section would be, in my opinion, the right place to get all the general project-independant information we want to gather and any related question to the community efforts
Bruno
On 2015-09-28, 15:06, "Jonathan Proulx" <jon at csail.mit.edu> wrote:
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>I'm thinking we try (next round) to wrap this into the user survey.
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>If we can organized the PTL surveys as optional and at the end
>hopefully we can retain the short general overview an relatively high
>response.
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>If the survey is arranged so PTLs can send deeper links to say 'update
>your Neuron usage survey' that go directly to that sub part we may not
>completely solve the survey over load but we can at least eliminate the
>duplication and bring all the data under the same privacy model.
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>I'm thinking an "optional tab" at the end of the survey, after we thank
>you for your responses, with a list of links to project specific
>sections.
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>-Jon
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>On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 05:03:49PM +0000, Tim Bell wrote:
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>:There have been a couple of project surveys of OpenStack users in the
>past :week (Neutron and Ceilometer).
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>:They tend to duplicate the standard questions (industry, size of
>deployment, :release levels, .) and also some of the questions we are
>currently asking in :the survey (nova network, metering feedback). The
>commitment to anonymity is :also not always clear.
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>:The difficulty I see is that we reach survey limits, where people are
>not :sure what is official and whether the questions/audience may lead to a bias.
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>:On the other hand, the PTLs often want more detailed information and
>the :user survey needs to be kept to a reasonable length (to avoid we
>lose :everything because people bailed out before finishing).
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>:Any suggestions on how to proceed ?
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>:Tim
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