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Ken'ichi Ohmichi (oomichi)
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Hi everyone,
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Thank you for given chance to run as a PTL in current Newton cycle.
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This experience is exciting and I am glad to work together in the community.
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I'd like to continue running as the PTL in the Ocata cycle.
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# Newton Summary
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At first, it is nice to summarize the Newton cycle for the next Ocata cycle.
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We have worked for multiple items in this Newton cycle, and the progress is
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amazing. To be honest, my power is not enough to cover all area and this
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achievement has been attained by all contributors in this project.
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Thank you very much for your contributions.
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## Tempest
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Tempest is a biggest project under OpenStack QA, the commit number is 13th
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of 754 in whole OpenStack[1]. During the Newton cycle, we have provided
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Tempest CLI workflow. Users can use Tempest for different clouds/usecases
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with separated workspaces, then the operation becomes easy.
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The other thing is the cleanup. Tempest had deep class hierarchy and some
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magic for resource creation and cleanup. That made investigations hard when
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detecting issues. We have removed such barriers for easy debugging.
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Now Tempest provides test frameworks to whole OpenStack projects with stable
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interfaces. The interfaces still are increasing by releasing Tempest for helping
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the other projects. In the Newton cycle, we released 2 versions(12.1.0, 12.2.0)
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and they contain many features as these renos[2]. The other projects switched
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using these stable interfaces, this situation is appreciated.
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## Devstack
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One of big Devstack changes is Neutron becomes the default. Neutron is the
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direction as the network service instead of nova-net. The change has long
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history like enabling/reverting the default Neutron, and now the activation
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is stable. So we will be able to get feedback about Neutron widely from
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the ecosystem and that will make the quality better in long-term.
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The other try is the Devstack code migration for Heat. Devstack provides
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a plugin interface to manage its own Devstack code on each project repo,
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that makes each project development smooth. The Devstack code has been
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implemented in Heat repo and the Heat gate starts running by using that
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in the Newton cycle. In addition, several projects rely on Heat. So these
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projects need to enable Heat on the gate, and Magnum team succeeded to
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do that by working together with Heat team. That is a good collaboration
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across projects.
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## OpenStack-Health
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OpenStack-Health is a useful tool to know test condition of whole OpenStack
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projects from bird's-eye view. By using much data for showing graphs, the
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performance became issue and we have improved that in this cycle.
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The other thing is links to elastic recheck and bug report.
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On last failed tests, we can see related elastic recheck and bug report on
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the same line. That helps developers to investigate gate issues.
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# For Ocata
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Based on the Newton experience, I think there are several items for the Ocata cycle.
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* Help other projects:
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According to the other projects' PTL candidacies, many future PTLs will work
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for QA in the next cycle. QA team will continue helping these projects by
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communicating to the other projects. And it is nice to provide good document
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which describes how to use new test interfaces of Tempest for the other projects.
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* Continue bug triage:
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An interesting thing is that bug reports tend to be submitted as Tempest bugs
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even if they are due to the other projects' issues. So the bug triage of Tempest
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is important to improve whole OpenStack quality by setting reports to suitable
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projects. We started some prototype[3] to show bug triage progress of Tempest.
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Such kind of graph will be helpful to motivate people for the triage. I hope
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this will be expanded to other projects.
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This is my proposal and thanks for giving me a chance to raise my hand again.
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Regardless of the election result, I will do my best in this project for the next cycle.
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Thanks
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Ken'ichi Ohmichi
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[1]: http://stackalytics.com/?metric=commits&release=newton
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[2]: http://docs.openstack.org/releasenotes/tempest/unreleased.html
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[3]: https://github.com/oomichi/bug-counter#current-graph
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