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| − | = | + | === What is a Design Summit ? === |
| − | == What is a Design Summit ? == | ||
Please see [[Summit|Summit]] for more details on how the Design Summit track works ! | Please see [[Summit|Summit]] for more details on how the Design Summit track works ! | ||
| − | == | + | === Havana Design Summit === |
| − | * Date: April 15-18, | + | * Date: April 15-18, 2013 |
* Location: Portland, OR, USA | * Location: Portland, OR, USA | ||
* Register at http://openstacksummitapril2013.eventbrite.com/ | * Register at http://openstacksummitapril2013.eventbrite.com/ | ||
* Summit will happen at the [http://www.oregoncc.org/ Oregon Convention Center] | * Summit will happen at the [http://www.oregoncc.org/ Oregon Convention Center] | ||
| − | == Design Summit Topics == | + | === Schedule and Session notes === |
| + | * Design Summit schedule lives at http://openstacksummitapril2013.sched.org/overview/type/design+summit | ||
| + | * Links for session notes are at [[Summit/Havana/Etherpads]] | ||
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| + | === Design Summit Topics === | ||
* '''Process''': Development processes and tools, release schedule, core infrastructure for the project | * '''Process''': Development processes and tools, release schedule, core infrastructure for the project | ||
| − | * '''Oslo''': Common code and libraries between | + | * '''Oslo''': Common code and libraries between OpenStack projects |
| − | * '''Documentation''': Future efforts on | + | * '''Documentation''': Future efforts on OpenStack documentation |
* '''QA''': Sessions about QA efforts: unit tests, integration tests, upgrade tests, Tempest... | * '''QA''': Sessions about QA efforts: unit tests, integration tests, upgrade tests, Tempest... | ||
| − | * '''Nova''': Sessions about | + | * '''Nova''': Sessions about OpenStack Compute (Nova) |
| − | * '''Networking''': Sessions about | + | * '''Networking''': Sessions about OpenStack Network service (Quantum), and the future of Nova networking |
| − | * '''Keystone''': Sessions about | + | * '''Keystone''': Sessions about OpenStack Identity (Keystone) |
| − | * '''Horizon''': Sessions about | + | * '''Horizon''': Sessions about OpenStack Dashboard (Horizon) |
| − | * '''Cinder''': Sessions about | + | * '''Cinder''': Sessions about OpenStack Block Storage (Cinder) |
| − | * '''Glance''': Sessions about | + | * '''Glance''': Sessions about OpenStack Image service (Glance) |
| − | * '''Swift''': Sessions about | + | * '''Swift''': Sessions about OpenStack Object Storage (Swift) |
* '''Ceilometer''': Sessions about Ceilometer (Metering, Monitoring) | * '''Ceilometer''': Sessions about Ceilometer (Metering, Monitoring) | ||
* '''Heat''': Sessions about Heat (Resource Orchestration) | * '''Heat''': Sessions about Heat (Resource Orchestration) | ||
| − | + | === Unconference === | |
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| − | + | In addition to predefined topics, we have room for everyone else. We'll have an '''Unconference''' room with empty slots. There will be a grid posted at the Summit, where you can book your own slot to discuss anything related to OpenStack. First come, first serve. | |
| − | + | === Lightning talks === | |
| − | + | On Monday - Wednesday after lunch, there will be a series of 5-min long lightning presentations that you can book to talk about anything you want, including teasing people so that they will come to your presentation afterwards. There will be a grid posted on a wall at the Summit... First come, first serve. Dave Walker (Daviey) will be your host and will make sure you don't go beyond the allowed 5 minutes. | |
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| − | == Questions ? Help ? == | + | === Questions ? Help ? === |
Contact Thierry Carrez at thierry<-A-T->openstack.org | Contact Thierry Carrez at thierry<-A-T->openstack.org | ||
Latest revision as of 16:32, 24 March 2015
What is a Design Summit ?
Please see Summit for more details on how the Design Summit track works !
Havana Design Summit
- Date: April 15-18, 2013
- Location: Portland, OR, USA
- Register at http://openstacksummitapril2013.eventbrite.com/
- Summit will happen at the Oregon Convention Center
Schedule and Session notes
- Design Summit schedule lives at http://openstacksummitapril2013.sched.org/overview/type/design+summit
- Links for session notes are at Summit/Havana/Etherpads
Design Summit Topics
- Process: Development processes and tools, release schedule, core infrastructure for the project
- Oslo: Common code and libraries between OpenStack projects
- Documentation: Future efforts on OpenStack documentation
- QA: Sessions about QA efforts: unit tests, integration tests, upgrade tests, Tempest...
- Nova: Sessions about OpenStack Compute (Nova)
- Networking: Sessions about OpenStack Network service (Quantum), and the future of Nova networking
- Keystone: Sessions about OpenStack Identity (Keystone)
- Horizon: Sessions about OpenStack Dashboard (Horizon)
- Cinder: Sessions about OpenStack Block Storage (Cinder)
- Glance: Sessions about OpenStack Image service (Glance)
- Swift: Sessions about OpenStack Object Storage (Swift)
- Ceilometer: Sessions about Ceilometer (Metering, Monitoring)
- Heat: Sessions about Heat (Resource Orchestration)
Unconference
In addition to predefined topics, we have room for everyone else. We'll have an Unconference room with empty slots. There will be a grid posted at the Summit, where you can book your own slot to discuss anything related to OpenStack. First come, first serve.
Lightning talks
On Monday - Wednesday after lunch, there will be a series of 5-min long lightning presentations that you can book to talk about anything you want, including teasing people so that they will come to your presentation afterwards. There will be a grid posted on a wall at the Summit... First come, first serve. Dave Walker (Daviey) will be your host and will make sure you don't go beyond the allowed 5 minutes.
Questions ? Help ?
Contact Thierry Carrez at thierry<-A-T->openstack.org
