People for tooling workgroup

[edwarnicke]

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[zxiiro]

I'd like to volunteer in this group.

[morganrOL]

I'd like to volunteer in this group.

[edwarnicke]

Count me in too :)

[edwarnicke]

From the IRC channel:

• Trevor B
• RandyBias
• Mark Berierl
• Christophe Closset
• Alexis de Talhouet
• Brian Freeman
• Eric Debeau

[edwarnicke]

@tnadeau you want in?

[edwarnicke]

@bdfreeman1421 welcome to the party :)

[adetalhouet]

Glad to be a part of this group.

[tnadeau]

yes please

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[randybias]

I'm in.

[wenjing]

I'm in, Ed.

[edwarnicke]

This is starting to look like a party :)

Would it make sense to look at the kinds of things that are possible with modern infra first?
I could walk you through an example of Github+CircleCI (including running integration testing on packet.net) and Github+Hugo+Netlify for websites and docs if that would help folks see the space of possibilities :)

[morganrOL]

on our side, we moved to gitlab even if we keep github for legacy repositories + some features.
We really appreciate the built-in CI/CD and artifact/web features from gitlab.
As gitlab is opensource (unlike github) it is possible to have an internal instance (for bare metal automation we do not want to host some security information outside our servers) and public gitlab.
The CI/CD can chain pipelines on both sides (see ONS Europe presentation: https://events.linuxfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Orange-Openlab-A-Full-Automated-Telco-Stack-for-the-Community-David-Blaisonneau-Nicolas-Edel-Orange.pdf). The integration with kubernetes is also very convenient.
The management of artifacts is easy and the possibility to automatically create a web site is also a nice feature.
github remains cool for its link to docker hub.

ref:
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/administration/pages/#doc-nav

[edwarnicke]

@morganrOL Lets put gitlab on the table as well as an option then. It tends to have almost as good ecosystem link ins as github.

[edwarnicke]

I've put up a doodle poll for a kickoff meeting time:

https://doodle.com/poll/hsz7p59np3wbf7hp

Please weigh in :)

[bramwelt]

Count me in too!

[kfaseela]

Interested!

[askb]

+1. want to volunteer.

[edwarnicke]

OK ... doodle poll says Fri 8am PT. Please subscribe to this calendar to get the invite:

https://calendar.google.com/calendar?cid=NnVnMzdpYnBidG9vaXY3MXY5azUyaGlxbzRAZ3JvdXAuY2FsZW5kYXIuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbQ

@zxiiro Could you get us a zoom meeting we could use instead of my webex which is currently on it?

[zxiiro]

@edwarnicke looks like Casey took care of the Zoom meeting but let me know if there's anything else I can help with :)

[mnaser]

I'd like to perhaps propose showing off Zuul for one of the calls if that works?

[vmbrasseur]

@mnaser LF doesn't support Zuul, alas. Tungsten Fabric is required to move off it in its transition to LFN.

[mnaser]

@vmbrasseur I think this is about looking into new potential tooling (and we've provided hosted/managed/supported Zuul, so I wanted to know if that option is open to be explored).