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FINAL REMINDER: ONES LFN/LFE Booth Demo Ideas Due Feb 26

Brandon Wick
 

LFN Community:

We hope that you are planning to attend the Open Networking & Edge Summit North America, April 20-21, in Los Angeles, California. Those in attendance at the last four ONS events will recall that we hosted an LF Networking Booth that showcased many community-driven demos from the LFN technical project communities. Our goal is to showcase compelling uses of LFN Networking & LF Edge project technology to solve real world industry challenges. See this blog post from ONS Europe last fall to get a sense for what types of demos have been shown in the LF Networking Booth.

In 2020, the Open Networking & Edge Summit is expanding to comprehensively cover Edge Computing, Edge Cloud, and IoT. Accordingly, the community demo zone is expanding to consider demo proposals from the LF Edge project community as well. Another change for this year is that demo managers and co-presenters need to be from LF Networking or LF Edge member companies. Submissions that include vendor companies also require that the vendors be sponsors of the Open Networking & Edge Summit event. Note: There are many event sponsorship options available at all price levels including a sponsorship option for the LFN/LFE Pavilion demos specifically. Please see the event prospectus to review the options and let me know if you have any questions.

The call for demo ideas for the Open Networking & Edge Summit North America is now open. 

Demos to be shown in the LFN/LFE booth will be chosen by LFN & LF Edge Project leadership using the following criteria:
  • Demos must include technology from at least one of the LF Networking or LF Edge projects (e.g. ONAP, OPNFV, Akraino, EdgeX Foundry)
    • Special consideration will be given to submissions that:
    • Showcase cross-project collaboration and integration
    • Map to a specific industry use case
    • Include participation and endorsement from a service provider organization
    • Show project diversity (e.g. projects not covered in other submissions)
The final number of demo stations is still TBD. Demos stations will again have a backdrop, signage, counter/table, chair(s) monitor, power, and Wi-Fi internet. Note: Apart from the event sponsorship requirement, there is no cost to host a standard demo in the LFN booth although additional power, internet, space, etc. may incur a cost.

Here are the key dates to keep in mind:
  • Feb 5: Demo idea solicitation email sent to community lists
  • Feb 26: Demo ideas submissions due at 11:59 PM PT
  • March 4: Demos ideas reviewed, chosen, and notifications sent
  • April 21-22: Demos shown at ONES North America
Demo manager responsibilities include:
  • Creating the demo concept and actual demo to be shown
  • Responding promptly to requests for information
  • Meeting all demo preparation deadlines
  • Setting up and testing the demo pre-show and taking down post-show
  • Staffing the demo during ONS expo hours (along with other designated team members to help share the load)
  • Being willing to participate in media activities, e.g. photos, videos
To submit your demo idea for consideration, please collect and provide the following information:
  • Demo title (10 words max)
  • Brief demo description (200 words max)
  • List of demo manager(s) with contact information 
  • List of open source projects involved
  • List of companies involved
  • Any extra requirements or special considerations
Submit your demo ideas by Feb 26th by filling in the Google Form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfwjEfCcWUKMfiK404Uu51Zl70-8lqcRFCKKQ5vW3eeLOGAfw/viewform. If you cannot access the form, email bwick@... and I will send you the form over email.

Please let me know if you have any questions and we look forward to seeing your submissions!

Best, 

Brandon Wick
Senior Integrated Marketing Manager
The Linux Foundation
+1.917.282.0960
Re: Magnesium Code Freeze

Anil Belur
 



On Thu, Feb 6, 2020 at 3:48 PM Daniel De La Rosa <ddelarosa@...> wrote:
Hello TSC and all

We are going to code freeze Magnesium for all Managed Projects ( cut and lock release branch ) on Monday February 10th at 10 am pst.  Please let us know if you have any questions..


Hello all,

The version bumping and branch cutting (stable/magnesium) is complete and the master branch (aluminum) is now open for development. New jobs have been created on releng/builder to create new jobs for stable/magnesium.

Note: A reminder for projects to rebase their existing master branch patches to ensure they are building against the post version bumped versions of code base.

Regards,
Anil
Re: skipping tsc call due to an emergency </eom>

Abhijit Kumbhare
 

No worries - take care.


On Thu, Feb 20, 2020 at 10:00 PM Faseela K <k.faseela@...> wrote:


--
Faseela.K
MEC 2k10
skipping tsc call due to an emergency </eom>

Faseela K <k.faseela@...>
 



--
Faseela.K
MEC 2k10
2020 LFN Governing Board Committer Representative Self-Nomination Period Open

Abhijit Kumbhare
 

Fyi.

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Casey Cain <ccain@...>
Date: Wed, Feb 19, 2020 at 5:31 PM
Subject: 2020 LFN Governing Board Committer Representative Self-Nomination Period Open
To:


 Hello, everyone.

This is to inform you that the self-nomination period for the LFN Governing Board Committer Representative (LGBMCR) has started.  If you have received this email, you have been identified as an eligible candidate. 
Role:
  • The role of the LFN Governing Board Member Committers Representative (LGBMCR) is to represent the committers and contributors to LFN projects at the LFN Governing board.  The expectation of the LGBMCR is to attend all LFN Governing board meetings (and any appropriate ancillary meetings), gather input from the committer community for issues raised at the board level, and to communicate to the committer community key activities from board.
  • LGBMCR is elected for the 1 year. Re-election is not possible.

If you are interested in becoming the technical representative to the Governing Body, please self-nominate at the link below by March 4th, 2020.

Voting will begin on March 5th, 2020 and close by March 19th, 2020 at 5pm Pacific Time.

If you would like more information on the LGBMCR, please see https://wiki.lfnetworking.org/x/AgIiAQ or reach out to your community Technical Program Manager / Community Architect. 


Best,
Casey Cain
Technical Program Manager / Community Architect
Linux Foundation
_________________
IRC - CaseyLF
WeChat - okaru6
Re: Will not be able to attend TSC meeting this Friday (Feb. 21st)

d.arunprakash@...
 

+1

 

Thanks,

Arun

 

From: TSC@... <TSC@...> On Behalf Of Hema Gopalakrishnan via Lists.Opendaylight.Org
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2020 2:00 PM
To: TSC@...
Cc: TSC@...
Subject: [OpenDaylight TSC] Will not be able to attend TSC meeting this Friday (Feb. 21st)

 

Hi,

  I won’t be able to attend the TSC meeting this Friday as it’s a local holiday.

Thanks,

Hema
REMINDER: ONES LFN/LFE Booth Demo Ideas Due Feb 26

Brandon Wick
 

LFN Community:

We hope that you are planning to attend the Open Networking & Edge Summit North America, April 20-21, in Los Angeles, California. Those in attendance at the last four ONS events will recall that we hosted an LF Networking Booth that showcased many community-driven demos from the LFN technical project communities. Our goal is to showcase compelling uses of LFN Networking & LF Edge project technology to solve real world industry challenges. See this blog post from ONS Europe last fall to get a sense for what types of demos have been shown in the LF Networking Booth.

In 2020, the Open Networking & Edge Summit is expanding to comprehensively cover Edge Computing, Edge Cloud, and IoT. Accordingly, the community demo zone is expanding to consider demo proposals from the LF Edge project community as well. Another change for this year is that demo managers and co-presenters need to be from LF Networking or LF Edge member companies. Submissions that include vendor companies also require that the vendors be sponsors of the Open Networking & Edge Summit event. Note: There are many event sponsorship options available at all price levels including a sponsorship option for the LFN/LFE Pavilion demos specifically. Please see the event prospectus to review the options and let me know if you have any questions.

The call for demo ideas for the Open Networking & Edge Summit North America is now open. 

Demos to be shown in the LFN/LFE booth will be chosen by LFN & LF Edge Project leadership using the following criteria:
  • Demos must include technology from at least one of the LF Networking or LF Edge projects (e.g. ONAP, OPNFV, Akraino, EdgeX Foundry)
    • Special consideration will be given to submissions that:
    • Showcase cross-project collaboration and integration
    • Map to a specific industry use case
    • Include participation and endorsement from a service provider organization
    • Show project diversity (e.g. projects not covered in other submissions)
The final number of demo stations is still TBD. Demos stations will again have a backdrop, signage, counter/table, chair(s) monitor, power, and Wi-Fi internet. Note: Apart from the event sponsorship requirement, there is no cost to host a standard demo in the LFN booth although additional power, internet, space, etc. may incur a cost.

Here are the key dates to keep in mind:
  • Feb 5: Demo idea solicitation email sent to community lists
  • Feb 26: Demo ideas submissions due
  • March 4: Demos ideas reviewed, chosen, and notifications sent
  • April 21-22: Demos shown at ONES North America
Demo manager responsibilities include:
  • Creating the demo concept and actual demo to be shown
  • Responding promptly to requests for information
  • Meeting all demo preparation deadlines
  • Setting up and testing the demo pre-show and taking down post-show
  • Staffing the demo during ONS expo hours (along with other designated team members to help share the load)
  • Being willing to participate in media activities, e.g. photos, videos
To submit your demo idea for consideration, please collect and provide the following information:
  • Demo title (10 words max)
  • Brief demo description (200 words max)
  • List of demo manager(s) with contact information 
  • List of open source projects involved
  • List of companies involved
  • Any extra requirements or special considerations
Submit your demo ideas by Feb 26th by filling in the Google Form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfwjEfCcWUKMfiK404Uu51Zl70-8lqcRFCKKQ5vW3eeLOGAfw/viewform. If you cannot access the form, email bwick@... and I will send you the form over email.

Please let me know if you have any questions and we look forward to seeing your submissions!

Best, 

Brandon Wick
Senior Integrated Marketing Manager
The Linux Foundation
+1.917.282.0960
TSC Meeting for Feb 20, 2020 at 10 pm Pacific - Agenda

Abhijit Kumbhare
 

Next TSC meeting is Feb 20, 2020 at 10 pm Pacific Time. The zoom session for the meeting is: https://zoom.us/j/657152618.

Agenda for this meeting is at:


If you need to add anything, please let me know.

Thanks,
Abhijit
Call for Mentors and Projects for 2020 LF Networking Mentorship Program

Casey Cain
 

Today, we’re excited to open the call for mentors and project proposals for the 2020 LF Networking Mentorship Program. This is the first year we're bringing all community intern/mentor projects under the LF Networking umbrella to launch with an integrated program schedule and program operations/management. The Program is intended to provide a formal structure to connect mentors and student developers from around the globe to contribute their enthusiasm, time, and experience toward building sustainable LFN communities.

 Why should you consider mentoring for LF Networking Mentorship Program?
  • You believe in the value of mentorship in helping new developers to navigate open source development, the culture, the tooling and infrastructure to be a productive member of the community.  
  • You are passionate about teaching and guiding student developers, many of whom may be first time open-source contributors, 
  • You are eager to bring in new perspectives, new ideas, and new talent into your community and projects.
  • You have a narrowly scoped mentorship project with clear learning objectives/outcomes and a mentee's work and potential contributions could add value to the project or community of which you're an active developer or maintainer.     
 I am interested in mentoring but how do I get started? 
What are the elements the LFN Mentorship Program will implement to maximize mentor/mentee collaboration success?
  • Mentor and mentee onboarding will be conducted at the start of the Program
  • Mentor and mentee guide will be available as part of the Linux Foundation CommunityBridge Mentorship initiative
  • Project planning that includes deliverables, milestones, and tasks will be completed collaboratively between the mentors and mentees during the first two weeks of the program and posted on the wiki to increase transparency and accountability.
  • Mentee presentations will be required to sharpen both presentation skills and to cultivate the ability to provide constructive feedback and critique that’s the norm in the open source community for developing technologies collaboratively and openly.
  • Mentee evaluation will be conducted on a regular cadence tied to milestone deliverable schedules to help mentors and LFN staff formalize and respond to progress.
While mentors will be on a voluntary basis, the hired mentees will be eligible to receive a stipend. As an added bonus, each mentee who successfully completes the Program will be invited and financially sponsored by LF Networking to attend an event/conference and present their work to the broader community (specific event TBD but will be during Q3 or Q4 of this year or Q1 of the following year).

If you have any questions, please contact mentorship@...

We look forward to your submission of a mentorship project and thank you in advance for volunteering your time to contribute to the training of the new talent pool in the LF Networking communities.

Best,
Casey Cain
Technical Program Manager / Community Architect
Linux Foundation
_________________
IRC - CaseyLF
WeChat - okaru6
Call for Mentors and Projects for 2020 LF Networking Mentorship Program

Abhijit Kumbhare
 

Hi folks,

I just noticed this email on the ONAP mailing list - but this applies to ODL as well. If you are interested in an intern project please check out the info below by Mi Yu - and please read the whole email from Min Yu. I will follow up on why it was not sent on ODL mailing list and whether we can have a deadline extended because of that. 

In the meantime, please be aware of the current deadlines of the program:

2020 Program Schedule*

  • January 27 - February 28 (5 weeks): Community members who are interested in mentoring submit project proposals. 
  • March 2 - March 13 (2 weeks): Individual Project TSC reviews and approves projects 
  • March 16: List of approved projects announced and the program officially launched
  • March 16 - April 24 (6 weeks): Mentee application period
  • April 27 - May 15 (3 weeks): Mentee application review and applicant interview
  • May 15 - Top mentee candidates are identified
  • May 18 - May 22 (1 week): Finalize mentee cohort and selected mentees complete HR contracting paperwork
  • May 25 - May 29 (1 week): Mentee and mentor onboarding
  • June 1: All mentees officially begin
    • full-time program: June 1 - August 21
    • part-time program: June 1 - November 13

*The program dates are subject to change without advanced notice.


Thanks,
Abhijit

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Kenny Paul <kpaul@...>
Date: Wed, Feb 19, 2020 at 1:27 PM
Subject: Re: [onap-tsc] Call for Mentors and Projects for 2020 LF Networking Mentorship Program
To: <onap-tsc@...>


Reminder deadline for submissions is Feb. 28!

 

 

From: kpaul@... <kpaul@...>
Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2020 5:56 AM
To: onap-tsc@...
Subject: Call for Mentors and Projects for 2020 LF Networking Mentorship Program

 

Dear TSC Members,

Please see the message below from Min Yu regarding the LFN 2020 mentorship program.  If you are interested in an intern project this year, please look at the info below. Note that the submission deadline is Feb. 28.

 

Thanks!

-kenny

 

From: Min Yu <myu@...>

 

Today, we’re excited to open the call for mentors and project proposals for the 2020 LF Networking Mentorship Program. This is the first year we're bringing all community intern/mentor projects under the LF Networking umbrella to launch with an integrated program schedule and program operations/management. The Program is intended to provide a formal structure to connect mentors and student developers from around the globe to contribute their enthusiasm, time, and experience toward building sustainable LFN communities.


 Why should you consider mentoring for LF Networking Mentorship Program?

  • You believe in the value of mentorship in helping new developers to navigate open source development, the culture, the tooling and infrastructure to be a productive member of the community.  
  • You are passionate about teaching and guiding student developers, many of whom may be first time open-source contributors, 
  • You are eager to bring in new perspectives, new ideas, and new talent into your community and projects.
  • You have a narrowly scoped mentorship project with clear learning objectives/outcomes and a mentee's work and potential contributions could add value to the project or community of which you're an active developer or maintainer.     

 I am interested in mentoring but how do I get started? 

What are the elements the LFN Mentorship Program will implement to maximize mentor/mentee collaboration success?

  • Mentor and mentee onboarding will be conducted at the start of the Program
  • Mentor and mentee guide will be available as part of the Linux Foundation CommunityBridge Mentorship initiative
  • Project planning that includes deliverables, milestones, and tasks will be completed collaboratively between the mentors and mentees during the first two weeks of the program and posted on the wiki to increase transparency and accountability.
  • Mentee presentations will be required to sharpen both presentation skills and to cultivate the ability to provide constructive feedback and critique that’s the norm in the open source community for developing technologies collaboratively and openly.
  • Mentee evaluation will be conducted on a regular cadence tied to milestone deliverable schedules to help mentors and LFN staff formalize and respond to progress.

While mentors will be on a voluntary basis, the hired mentees will be eligible to receive a stipend. As an added bonus, each mentee who successfully completes the Program will be invited and financially sponsored by LF Networking to attend an event/conference and present their work to the broader community (specific event TBD but will be during Q3 or Q4 of this year or Q1 of the following year).

 

If you have any questions, please contact mentorship@...

 

We look forward to your submission of a mentorship project and thank you in advance for volunteering your time to contribute to the training of the new talent pool in the LF Networking communities.

Regards,

Min  

--

Min Yu

Operations Manager
The Linux Foundation
+1(530) 902-6464 (m)

 
Re: [integration-dev] wiki pages not available

Luis Gomez
 

Right, I think Abhijit proposal of keeping old wiki URL may be the only short term solution, even if that will slow down the confluence adoption :(

On Feb 19, 2020, at 12:36 PM, Jamo Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:



On 2/19/20 12:13 PM, Casey Cain wrote:
The team is adding an updated 404 page that should be ready shortly.  It will read something like:

We're sorry, this page can't seem to be found.
If you're looking for information on LF Networking please try https://wiki.lfnetworking.org.
If you are looking for information on OpenDaylight, please note that the page you are looking for may not be migrated to our new site or may be found on a different URL. Please try https://wiki.opendaylight.org. 
If you are still having trouble finding what you're looking for, please refer to the OpenDaylight wiki archive found at https://wiki-archive.opendaylight.org

I did a few Google searches myself and I did not see any erroneous links.  Can we get some examples?  If so, we can build links that point to the proper location.

they will be numerous, in my experience:

first link in a search for how to delete a flow:
  https://bit.ly/2V7xX6a


first 3 links for what I was looking for yesterday:
  https://bit.ly/2v0HfG7

first 2 links in search for opendaylight netconf project:
  https://bit.ly/2ucMVfU


just a few quick ones so you can see what I mean.

JamO



 
Best,
Casey Cain
Technical Program Manager / Community Architect
Linux Foundation
_________________
IRC - CaseyLF
WeChat - okaru6


On Wed, Feb 19, 2020 at 11:36 AM Casey Cain <ccain@...> wrote:
Hello, everyone.

Just as a follow up.  I'm still looking into options with the team right now.  Google searches should not be sending people to the wrong links. 
I will try to provide an update today or in the morning.

Best,
Casey Cain
Technical Program Manager / Community Architect
Linux Foundation
_________________
IRC - CaseyLF
WeChat - okaru6


On Wed, Feb 19, 2020 at 5:57 AM FREEMAN, BRIAN D <bf1936@...> wrote:

At least have Conflunce have  a note on the 404 page so that random folks can be guided to wiki-archive .

 

I spent 30 minutes yesterday looking for some transportPCE documentation and couldn’t get to it.

 

Brian

 
 

From: TSC@... <TSC@...> On Behalf Of Abhijit Kumbhare
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2020 8:33 PM
To: JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...>
Cc: Luis Gomez <ecelgp@...>; Casey Cain <ccain@...>; integration-dev@...; tsc@...
Subject: Re: [OpenDaylight TSC] [integration-dev] wiki pages not available

 

The current plan for migration is: 

However currently the mediawiki has more info than Confluence and will lead to dead links for Google that Jamo mentions. 

 

Hence I suggest we take the opposite approach:

o   The information on this wiki may be out of date.

Please see https://wiki-new.opendaylight.org for the latest information

 

OpenDaylight logo.jpg

OpenDaylight is a highly available, modular, extensible, scalable and multi-protocol controller infrastructure built for SDN deployments on modern heterogeneous multi-vendor networks. OpenDaylight provides a model-driven service abstraction platform that allows users to write apps that easily work across a wide variety of hardware and south-bound protocols.
 

Installing, Running and Usage

§  Download

§  Install Guide

§  Deployment Guide

§  Administration Guide

§  Use Cases

§  Presentations

§  Mailing Lists

§  Q&A Forum

§  Talk to us! (On IRC)

Developers

§  Getting Started: Dev Environment Setup

§  Getting Started: Get the code!

§  Startup Project Archetype

§  Best Practices

§  JavaDoc

§  Report a Bug

§  Reporting a Security Bug

§  Security Advisories

§  Releases

§  Status of Release (Weather)

§  Infrastructure Guide

§  OpenDaylight Architecture (Current)

§  API Reference

Engage with the Community

§  Chat with us on IRC

§  Community Gatherings

§  Advisory Group

§  Technical Steering Committee

§  Technical Work Stream

§  Project Specific Meetings

§  Projects List

§  Proposing a new Project

§  Open Source Networking User Groups

§  User Groups Presenter Portal

§  Internship Program

§  Events

§  Wiki Maintenance

§  OpenDaylight Leadership
 

What do you folks think?

 
 

On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 4:35 PM JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:

but serving up dead end pages to search results is not good for business either,
even if the pages are accessible through another link.

JamO

On 2/18/20 4:05 PM, Luis Gomez wrote:

I think we are missing the URL to the old wiki. But also any link starting with wiki.opendaylight.org has to be either migrated to confluence or changed to old wiki URL.



On Feb 18, 2020, at 3:54 PM, JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:

 

Hi Casey,

I know we switched over the wiki dns last week, but I thought we'd still
have access to our old wiki and that google search results would not
be broken?

Every link I hit from a search result lands me on confluence with
a "Page Not Found".

Maybe I misunderstood?

Thanks,
JamO

 
 
 
Re: [integration-dev] wiki pages not available

JamO Luhrsen
 



On 2/19/20 12:13 PM, Casey Cain wrote:
The team is adding an updated 404 page that should be ready shortly.  It will read something like:

We're sorry, this page can't seem to be found.
If you're looking for information on LF Networking please try https://wiki.lfnetworking.org.
If you are looking for information on OpenDaylight, please note that the page you are looking for may not be migrated to our new site or may be found on a different URL. Please try https://wiki.opendaylight.org. 
If you are still having trouble finding what you're looking for, please refer to the OpenDaylight wiki archive found at https://wiki-archive.opendaylight.org

I did a few Google searches myself and I did not see any erroneous links.  Can we get some examples?  If so, we can build links that point to the proper location.

they will be numerous, in my experience:

first link in a search for how to delete a flow:
  https://bit.ly/2V7xX6a


first 3 links for what I was looking for yesterday:
  https://bit.ly/2v0HfG7

first 2 links in search for opendaylight netconf project:
  https://bit.ly/2ucMVfU


just a few quick ones so you can see what I mean.

JamO



 
Best,
Casey Cain
Technical Program Manager / Community Architect
Linux Foundation
_________________
IRC - CaseyLF
WeChat - okaru6


On Wed, Feb 19, 2020 at 11:36 AM Casey Cain <ccain@...> wrote:
Hello, everyone.

Just as a follow up.  I'm still looking into options with the team right now.  Google searches should not be sending people to the wrong links. 
I will try to provide an update today or in the morning.

Best,
Casey Cain
Technical Program Manager / Community Architect
Linux Foundation
_________________
IRC - CaseyLF
WeChat - okaru6


On Wed, Feb 19, 2020 at 5:57 AM FREEMAN, BRIAN D <bf1936@...> wrote:

At least have Conflunce have  a note on the 404 page so that random folks can be guided to wiki-archive .

 

I spent 30 minutes yesterday looking for some transportPCE documentation and couldn’t get to it.

 

Brian

 

 

From: TSC@... <TSC@...> On Behalf Of Abhijit Kumbhare
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2020 8:33 PM
To: JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...>
Cc: Luis Gomez <ecelgp@...>; Casey Cain <ccain@...>; integration-dev@...; tsc@...
Subject: Re: [OpenDaylight TSC] [integration-dev] wiki pages not available

 

The current plan for migration is: 

However currently the mediawiki has more info than Confluence and will lead to dead links for Google that Jamo mentions. 

 

Hence I suggest we take the opposite approach:

o   The information on this wiki may be out of date.

Please see https://wiki-new.opendaylight.org for the latest information

 

OpenDaylight logo.jpg

OpenDaylight is a highly available, modular, extensible, scalable and multi-protocol controller infrastructure built for SDN deployments on modern heterogeneous multi-vendor networks. OpenDaylight provides a model-driven service abstraction platform that allows users to write apps that easily work across a wide variety of hardware and south-bound protocols.

 

Installing, Running and Usage

§  Download

§  Install Guide

§  Deployment Guide

§  Administration Guide

§  Use Cases

§  Presentations

§  Mailing Lists

§  Q&A Forum

§  Talk to us! (On IRC)

Developers

§  Getting Started: Dev Environment Setup

§  Getting Started: Get the code!

§  Startup Project Archetype

§  Best Practices

§  JavaDoc

§  Report a Bug

§  Reporting a Security Bug

§  Security Advisories

§  Releases

§  Status of Release (Weather)

§  Infrastructure Guide

§  OpenDaylight Architecture (Current)

§  API Reference

Engage with the Community

§  Chat with us on IRC

§  Community Gatherings

§  Advisory Group

§  Technical Steering Committee

§  Technical Work Stream

§  Project Specific Meetings

§  Projects List

§  Proposing a new Project

§  Open Source Networking User Groups

§  User Groups Presenter Portal

§  Internship Program

§  Events

§  Wiki Maintenance

§  OpenDaylight Leadership

 

What do you folks think?

 

 

On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 4:35 PM JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:

but serving up dead end pages to search results is not good for business either,
even if the pages are accessible through another link.

JamO

On 2/18/20 4:05 PM, Luis Gomez wrote:

I think we are missing the URL to the old wiki. But also any link starting with wiki.opendaylight.org has to be either migrated to confluence or changed to old wiki URL.



On Feb 18, 2020, at 3:54 PM, JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:

 

Hi Casey,

I know we switched over the wiki dns last week, but I thought we'd still
have access to our old wiki and that google search results would not
be broken?

Every link I hit from a search result lands me on confluence with
a "Page Not Found".

Maybe I misunderstood?

Thanks,
JamO

 

 

 
Re: [integration-dev] wiki pages not available

Casey Cain
 

The team is adding an updated 404 page that should be ready shortly.  It will read something like:

We're sorry, this page can't seem to be found.
If you're looking for information on LF Networking please try https://wiki.lfnetworking.org.
If you are looking for information on OpenDaylight, please note that the page you are looking for may not be migrated to our new site or may be found on a different URL. Please try https://wiki.opendaylight.org. 
If you are still having trouble finding what you're looking for, please refer to the OpenDaylight wiki archive found at https://wiki-archive.opendaylight.org

I did a few Google searches myself and I did not see any erroneous links.  Can we get some examples?  If so, we can build links that point to the proper location.
 
Best,
Casey Cain
Technical Program Manager / Community Architect
Linux Foundation
_________________
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WeChat - okaru6


On Wed, Feb 19, 2020 at 11:36 AM Casey Cain <ccain@...> wrote:
Hello, everyone.

Just as a follow up.  I'm still looking into options with the team right now.  Google searches should not be sending people to the wrong links. 
I will try to provide an update today or in the morning.

Best,
Casey Cain
Technical Program Manager / Community Architect
Linux Foundation
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On Wed, Feb 19, 2020 at 5:57 AM FREEMAN, BRIAN D <bf1936@...> wrote:

At least have Conflunce have  a note on the 404 page so that random folks can be guided to wiki-archive .

 

I spent 30 minutes yesterday looking for some transportPCE documentation and couldn’t get to it.

 

Brian

 

 

From: TSC@... <TSC@...> On Behalf Of Abhijit Kumbhare
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2020 8:33 PM
To: JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...>
Cc: Luis Gomez <ecelgp@...>; Casey Cain <ccain@...>; integration-dev@...; tsc@...
Subject: Re: [OpenDaylight TSC] [integration-dev] wiki pages not available

 

The current plan for migration is: 

However currently the mediawiki has more info than Confluence and will lead to dead links for Google that Jamo mentions. 

 

Hence I suggest we take the opposite approach:

o   The information on this wiki may be out of date.

Please see https://wiki-new.opendaylight.org for the latest information

 

OpenDaylight logo.jpg

OpenDaylight is a highly available, modular, extensible, scalable and multi-protocol controller infrastructure built for SDN deployments on modern heterogeneous multi-vendor networks. OpenDaylight provides a model-driven service abstraction platform that allows users to write apps that easily work across a wide variety of hardware and south-bound protocols.

 

Installing, Running and Usage

§  Download

§  Install Guide

§  Deployment Guide

§  Administration Guide

§  Use Cases

§  Presentations

§  Mailing Lists

§  Q&A Forum

§  Talk to us! (On IRC)

Developers

§  Getting Started: Dev Environment Setup

§  Getting Started: Get the code!

§  Startup Project Archetype

§  Best Practices

§  JavaDoc

§  Report a Bug

§  Reporting a Security Bug

§  Security Advisories

§  Releases

§  Status of Release (Weather)

§  Infrastructure Guide

§  OpenDaylight Architecture (Current)

§  API Reference

Engage with the Community

§  Chat with us on IRC

§  Community Gatherings

§  Advisory Group

§  Technical Steering Committee

§  Technical Work Stream

§  Project Specific Meetings

§  Projects List

§  Proposing a new Project

§  Open Source Networking User Groups

§  User Groups Presenter Portal

§  Internship Program

§  Events

§  Wiki Maintenance

§  OpenDaylight Leadership

 

What do you folks think?

 

 

On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 4:35 PM JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:

but serving up dead end pages to search results is not good for business either,
even if the pages are accessible through another link.

JamO

On 2/18/20 4:05 PM, Luis Gomez wrote:

I think we are missing the URL to the old wiki. But also any link starting with wiki.opendaylight.org has to be either migrated to confluence or changed to old wiki URL.



On Feb 18, 2020, at 3:54 PM, JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:

 

Hi Casey,

I know we switched over the wiki dns last week, but I thought we'd still
have access to our old wiki and that google search results would not
be broken?

Every link I hit from a search result lands me on confluence with
a "Page Not Found".

Maybe I misunderstood?

Thanks,
JamO

 

 

 
Re: [integration-dev] wiki pages not available

Casey Cain
 

Hello, everyone.

Just as a follow up.  I'm still looking into options with the team right now.  Google searches should not be sending people to the wrong links. 
I will try to provide an update today or in the morning.

Best,
Casey Cain
Technical Program Manager / Community Architect
Linux Foundation
_________________
IRC - CaseyLF
WeChat - okaru6


On Wed, Feb 19, 2020 at 5:57 AM FREEMAN, BRIAN D <bf1936@...> wrote:

At least have Conflunce have  a note on the 404 page so that random folks can be guided to wiki-archive .

 

I spent 30 minutes yesterday looking for some transportPCE documentation and couldn’t get to it.

 

Brian

 

 

From: TSC@... <TSC@...> On Behalf Of Abhijit Kumbhare
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2020 8:33 PM
To: JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...>
Cc: Luis Gomez <ecelgp@...>; Casey Cain <ccain@...>; integration-dev@...; tsc@...
Subject: Re: [OpenDaylight TSC] [integration-dev] wiki pages not available

 

The current plan for migration is: 

However currently the mediawiki has more info than Confluence and will lead to dead links for Google that Jamo mentions. 

 

Hence I suggest we take the opposite approach:

o   The information on this wiki may be out of date.

Please see https://wiki-new.opendaylight.org for the latest information

 

OpenDaylight logo.jpg

OpenDaylight is a highly available, modular, extensible, scalable and multi-protocol controller infrastructure built for SDN deployments on modern heterogeneous multi-vendor networks. OpenDaylight provides a model-driven service abstraction platform that allows users to write apps that easily work across a wide variety of hardware and south-bound protocols.

 

Installing, Running and Usage

§  Download

§  Install Guide

§  Deployment Guide

§  Administration Guide

§  Use Cases

§  Presentations

§  Mailing Lists

§  Q&A Forum

§  Talk to us! (On IRC)

Developers

§  Getting Started: Dev Environment Setup

§  Getting Started: Get the code!

§  Startup Project Archetype

§  Best Practices

§  JavaDoc

§  Report a Bug

§  Reporting a Security Bug

§  Security Advisories

§  Releases

§  Status of Release (Weather)

§  Infrastructure Guide

§  OpenDaylight Architecture (Current)

§  API Reference

Engage with the Community

§  Chat with us on IRC

§  Community Gatherings

§  Advisory Group

§  Technical Steering Committee

§  Technical Work Stream

§  Project Specific Meetings

§  Projects List

§  Proposing a new Project

§  Open Source Networking User Groups

§  User Groups Presenter Portal

§  Internship Program

§  Events

§  Wiki Maintenance

§  OpenDaylight Leadership

 

What do you folks think?

 

 

On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 4:35 PM JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:

but serving up dead end pages to search results is not good for business either,
even if the pages are accessible through another link.

JamO

On 2/18/20 4:05 PM, Luis Gomez wrote:

I think we are missing the URL to the old wiki. But also any link starting with wiki.opendaylight.org has to be either migrated to confluence or changed to old wiki URL.



On Feb 18, 2020, at 3:54 PM, JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:

 

Hi Casey,

I know we switched over the wiki dns last week, but I thought we'd still
have access to our old wiki and that google search results would not
be broken?

Every link I hit from a search result lands me on confluence with
a "Page Not Found".

Maybe I misunderstood?

Thanks,
JamO

 

 

 
Re: [integration-dev] wiki pages not available

Brian
 

At least have Conflunce have  a note on the 404 page so that random folks can be guided to wiki-archive .

 

I spent 30 minutes yesterday looking for some transportPCE documentation and couldn’t get to it.

 

Brian

 

 

From: TSC@... <TSC@...> On Behalf Of Abhijit Kumbhare
Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2020 8:33 PM
To: JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...>
Cc: Luis Gomez <ecelgp@...>; Casey Cain <ccain@...>; integration-dev@...; tsc@...
Subject: Re: [OpenDaylight TSC] [integration-dev] wiki pages not available

 

The current plan for migration is: 

However currently the mediawiki has more info than Confluence and will lead to dead links for Google that Jamo mentions. 

 

Hence I suggest we take the opposite approach:

o   The information on this wiki may be out of date.

Please see https://wiki-new.opendaylight.org for the latest information

 

OpenDaylight logo.jpg

OpenDaylight is a highly available, modular, extensible, scalable and multi-protocol controller infrastructure built for SDN deployments on modern heterogeneous multi-vendor networks. OpenDaylight provides a model-driven service abstraction platform that allows users to write apps that easily work across a wide variety of hardware and south-bound protocols.

 

Installing, Running and Usage

§  Download

§  Install Guide

§  Deployment Guide

§  Administration Guide

§  Use Cases

§  Presentations

§  Mailing Lists

§  Q&A Forum

§  Talk to us! (On IRC)

Developers

§  Getting Started: Dev Environment Setup

§  Getting Started: Get the code!

§  Startup Project Archetype

§  Best Practices

§  JavaDoc

§  Report a Bug

§  Reporting a Security Bug

§  Security Advisories

§  Releases

§  Status of Release (Weather)

§  Infrastructure Guide

§  OpenDaylight Architecture (Current)

§  API Reference

Engage with the Community

§  Chat with us on IRC

§  Community Gatherings

§  Advisory Group

§  Technical Steering Committee

§  Technical Work Stream

§  Project Specific Meetings

§  Projects List

§  Proposing a new Project

§  Open Source Networking User Groups

§  User Groups Presenter Portal

§  Internship Program

§  Events

§  Wiki Maintenance

§  OpenDaylight Leadership

 

What do you folks think?

 

 

On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 4:35 PM JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:

but serving up dead end pages to search results is not good for business either,
even if the pages are accessible through another link.

JamO

On 2/18/20 4:05 PM, Luis Gomez wrote:

I think we are missing the URL to the old wiki. But also any link starting with wiki.opendaylight.org has to be either migrated to confluence or changed to old wiki URL.



On Feb 18, 2020, at 3:54 PM, JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:

 

Hi Casey,

I know we switched over the wiki dns last week, but I thought we'd still
have access to our old wiki and that google search results would not
be broken?

Every link I hit from a search result lands me on confluence with
a "Page Not Found".

Maybe I misunderstood?

Thanks,
JamO

 

 

 
Re: [integration-dev] wiki pages not available

Abhijit Kumbhare
 

The current plan for migration is: 
However currently the mediawiki has more info than Confluence and will lead to dead links for Google that Jamo mentions. 

Hence I suggest we take the opposite approach:
What do you folks think?


On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 4:35 PM JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:
but serving up dead end pages to search results is not good for business either,
even if the pages are accessible through another link.

JamO

On 2/18/20 4:05 PM, Luis Gomez wrote:
I think we are missing the URL to the old wiki. But also any link starting with wiki.opendaylight.org has to be either migrated to confluence or changed to old wiki URL.

On Feb 18, 2020, at 3:54 PM, JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:

Hi Casey,

I know we switched over the wiki dns last week, but I thought we'd still
have access to our old wiki and that google search results would not
be broken?

Every link I hit from a search result lands me on confluence with
a "Page Not Found".

Maybe I misunderstood?

Thanks,
JamO
Re: [integration-dev] wiki pages not available

JamO Luhrsen
 

but serving up dead end pages to search results is not good for business either,
even if the pages are accessible through another link.

JamO

On 2/18/20 4:05 PM, Luis Gomez wrote:
I think we are missing the URL to the old wiki. But also any link starting with wiki.opendaylight.org has to be either migrated to confluence or changed to old wiki URL.

On Feb 18, 2020, at 3:54 PM, JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:

Hi Casey,

I know we switched over the wiki dns last week, but I thought we'd still
have access to our old wiki and that google search results would not
be broken?

Every link I hit from a search result lands me on confluence with
a "Page Not Found".

Maybe I misunderstood?

Thanks,
JamO
Re: [integration-dev] wiki pages not available

Luis Gomez
 

I think we are missing the URL to the old wiki. But also any link starting with wiki.opendaylight.org has to be either migrated to confluence or changed to old wiki URL.

On Feb 18, 2020, at 3:54 PM, JamO Luhrsen <jluhrsen@...> wrote:

Hi Casey,

I know we switched over the wiki dns last week, but I thought we'd still
have access to our old wiki and that google search results would not
be broken?

Every link I hit from a search result lands me on confluence with
a "Page Not Found".

Maybe I misunderstood?

Thanks,
JamO
wiki pages not available

JamO Luhrsen
 

Hi Casey,

I know we switched over the wiki dns last week, but I thought we'd still
have access to our old wiki and that google search results would not
be broken?

Every link I hit from a search result lands me on confluence with
a "Page Not Found".

Maybe I misunderstood?

Thanks,
JamO
Re: Aluminum Service Release Reduction Proposal

Robert Varga
 

On 12/02/2020 23:46, Abhijit Kumbhare wrote:
Folks,

There was a thread that Daniel had initiated about reducing the number
of SRs to two. That thread is here:

https://lists.opendaylight.org/g/release/topic/70065194#18549

I was going to reply to that thread to reignite the topic discussion
before we vote on it - but since the title was Magnesium and we have
decided the proposal was for Aluminum and beyond I am creating a new
thread to resume the conversation. 

Daniel had created this SR schedule table in this page that I have
edited to make a little easier to see the proposed changes:

https://wiki.lfnetworking.org/x/hATTAQ
4 months between SR1 and SR2 just does not cut it for platform. MRI
projects operate on ~3 week releases, i.e. 5 iterations. Let's have a
discussion on how can we reconcile the two positions.

Anyway please review and provide your feedback. The exact dates may be a
little off (when I tried to make it more readable).

I will initiate a TSC vote next week.
So far a solid -1 from my side :)

Regards,
Robert

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