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== Mission Statement ==
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* This OpenInfra Edge Computing Group’s objective is to define infrastructure systems needed to support applications distributed over a broad geographic area, with potentially thousands of sites, located as close as possible to discrete data sources, physical elements or end users. The assumption is that network connectivity is over a WAN.
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* The OpenInfra Edge Computing Group will identify use cases, develop requirements, and produce viable architecture options and tests for evaluating new and existing solutions, across different industries and global constituencies, to enable development activities for Open Infrastructure and other Open Source community projects to support edge use cases.
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== Group Resources ==
 
== Group Resources ==
  
 
* ''' Edge Computing Web Page - https://www.openstack.org/edge-computing/ '''
 
* ''' Edge Computing Web Page - https://www.openstack.org/edge-computing/ '''
 
* ''' IRC Channel on Freenode - #edge-computing-group '''
 
* ''' IRC Channel on Freenode - #edge-computing-group '''
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* ''' Mailing list - http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/edge-computing '''
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** IRC Channel Logs: http://eavesdrop.openstack.org/irclogs/%23edge-computing-group/
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* ''' Mailing list - http://lists.opendev.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/edge-computing '''
  
 
== Meetings ==
 
== Meetings ==
  
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=== Tuesday (June 5), 7am PDT / 1400 UTC ===
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* ''' Mondays at 8am PDT / 1500 UTC '''
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=== Next meeting: Monday (April 29), 8am PDT / 1500 UTC ===
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==== Call details ====
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* ''' Join at: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87641564990?pwd=FMT0B3bMSLfpJIA3crGOnZXpvvm9Cz.1 '''
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** Meeting ID: 876 4156 4990
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** Passcode: 359193
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** One tap mobile
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*** +12532050468,,87641564990# US
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** Dial by your location
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****Meeting ID: 876 4156 4990
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**Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/ad8zlEN7JW
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=== Action item registry ===
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* Find industry experts to invite to the conversations
  
 
=== Agenda ===
 
=== Agenda ===
  
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=== Meeting logs ===
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Please feel free to add your topic to the agenda. Please add your name as well so we know on the meeting who to ping.
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Notes: https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/openinfra-edge-computing-group
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* '''Defining Edge DevOps & Edge strategies Cont'd'''
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* '''Roadmap planning'''
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* '''AoB'''
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=== Upcoming Topics ===
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* '''April 29, 2024 - Defining Edge DevOps & Edge strategies Cont'd'''
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=== Meeting Logs and Recordings===
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==== Etherpads ====
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* '''Tangled up in Edge'''
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** https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/osf-edge-computing-group
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** https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/ecg-distributed-edge-mini-series
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** https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/ecg-untangling-the-edge
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** https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/ecg-blog-posts
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* '''2021 activities'''
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** https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/edge-computing-group-2021-planning
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* '''Edge Related Events and Sessions'''
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** https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/edge-event-recordings
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* '''Edge definitions'''
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** https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/what-is-edge-computing
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==== Virtual PTG, April 2024 ====
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* Session recording with the presentation from INRIA about Choreography: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCUlJIiAyac
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* Etherpad: https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/ecg-ptg-april-2024
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==== Edge Strategies Discussion - Hardware - Led by Rob Hirschfeld (RackN) ====
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* https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/play/eOgio7eKEfNoYRYEXU7Jk4fZ0XPWGlkTZ_sbbNjaG9CUS00ic58ty-casxF2dA7MoFDDeVT6PTzK7oI.sQ-eMXfR8I6UNJLG
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** Passcode: 1de&e+.5
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==== Edge Strategies Presentation and Discussion Led by Rob Hirschfeld (RackN) - Cont'd ====
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* https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/play/c9ZVqfp234JjjKxL6DlH6Lu9pQZwYrj7MqJuOVP78ry_5OU0QtA3Bd3JkLGGPQhIlOYG85OSrW900hw.gp6LOaVrCLIhlECc
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** Passcode: IJ##q6GQ
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* Google Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mv243gT3S0fs13hRe40DoMvkC8xl1oc_3q2yTcMzZiY/edit?usp=sharing
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==== Edge Strategies Presentation and Discussion Led by Rob Hirschfeld (RackN) ====
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* https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/play/RJC82SAJvZiJbtZ9HLbnQ6tN1ueizvcqMtgBjVarHDM-QWPmz2x-sPD6-fMbSKtxSxAnbKjmzzUiBYs4.XSi3xxWI2fTdkyzp
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** Passcode: $Pj1#V21
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* Google Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mv243gT3S0fs13hRe40DoMvkC8xl1oc_3q2yTcMzZiY/edit?usp=sharing
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==== Automotive Use Case presentation by Telefonica Research and Zentrix ====
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* https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/play/MAvdUckNa2g9ERRiVwezNHjY6RVrrl5e3J0QzsW5Toz9dfCCj1hWp_3ihxxa8L3yUHkhW4vgxtwg8Y-d.GehKrxK0QESDcTzd
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** Passcode: N%!?65Dy
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==== Virtual PTG, October 2023 ====
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* Etherpad: https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/ecg-ptg-october-2023
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==== Private Mobility - Part 2 Session Recording, April, 2023 ====
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* https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/OLOok9JOy6-I6th9-ucB7jXw53xWdIIR8dlNcOTdP1WledJp7LPO1i9teD-Q6dba.C-5tqy7d-teSYreK
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** Passcode: ep^@*463
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==== Private Mobility Session Recording, April, 2023 ====
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* https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/ZH0T1WXbQMK9a1-TvioQe3RZfmdLGXXwsI__cpdpFGv0-CSninnRC79Z0fP5Z6Qk.z4fKERlT9MEVxhs1
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** Passcode: ffiib&u1
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==== Virtual PTG Recording, March 2023 ====
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* https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/wr3nVsyQTuLO9cRH8uWPEmojLBelzWZxMvs_HQBIkLMZ2KQmmf87eH5Cookk13JN.cRJTp95pZTn0sUaN
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** Passcode: Uw8^yyzC
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* Etherpad: https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/ecg-ptg-march-2023
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==== Virtual PTG Recording, October, 2022 ====
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* https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/ytK-WBfdYvLBCr18LuoGxAWN5HggdGdfxQXkGpFBf8udE1L9uxzKw2ArnW6bwDxc.C0uWhaYXDVzwI8Ur
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** Passcode: vu4^js0x
  
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''' Former meeting etherpad - https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/2017_edge_computing_working_sessions '''
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==== Virtual PTG Recordings, April, 2022 ====
  
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==== 2017 ====
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* Monday (April 04):
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* November 28 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/play/t_XmAP-VK1RRGKhy_Ep b4TF57rlOIM1gkd9qvJQ18G9eidjhBS-UHprOzCjA6NSB
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** https://youtu.be/H5sd-VuYP9Y
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* December 12 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/play/Lgc4p5UXV2FkU8bAr9t2Bj45r7wyQHkbCOKTkhJafIKhbgbWVJ9oS5EPf9d6nKgM
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** https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/QGK80wCE9VI25pbnCh9g3VCJpH4sVexrzXnYlnsqinuxbQebs5iRp9zOlQMe2F7_.xXltrV9w0rx_CHw1
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* December 19 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/play/WbHY5I9n2amQApczbk1w6j70rUt-qUgMZaVc0pvdKZtkMup3R1-cbHcAwiw1EAMh
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*** Access Passcode: jE!1FRn8
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* Tuesday (April 05):
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** https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/AtUvovNIBpt_8gS6r9Euki3YeewlrZmaUHOepfIA3ktQLqn0tobBlkvfHuZ5Vjfr.-yD3rYZSJ6O3Neim
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*** Access Passcode: 4fz.2+WF
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* Wednesday (April 06):
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** https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/8rZo9-VjSBOpUniDZ3yNaLGk-6FCUo-40XrrjSknTi4rZ3uAEMO4N431uXCylKVJ.45FGdhGtg2pbx1IG
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*** Access Passcode: 33&y41Wp
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* etherpad: https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/ecg-ptg-april-2022
  
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==== 2018 ====
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==== Orchestration, Day-2 Operations and StarlingX session ====
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* https://youtu.be/Di-63NQcXiQ
  
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* January 9 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/play/qhMmgQ_ArGO6tPKxjcm1-BcGdtlr0PL0kKB-uUGcyY0QU4VIL_XUPgMHYBj6iXGX
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==== Cheops project update from Inria ====
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* January 16 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/play/sCYGIdZBK5wnqQm-mNPFujnXN73PvD2jFWl1E1R_PGXXdKmFv2cur13D9qsN3SFK
 
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* January 23 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/play/RDDFOXgMDWHJ3Dc8IyUOHHADBCfliw6wOXAtKFHwlqqS7zlbeZLGuHUqEizTyYyg
 
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* February 6 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/play/kQvSs4Egx4vi5u51Qub3MHvdh1btOb9sHw3xREUHV8IDB5oVCRMUv6gPC9fPqsZl
 
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* February 13 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/play/ylafXLRDwjnvHSGwwelUUamZu3b-JLgRU5J0fYdc8iMHjHAg_bsDIxmAuD_u5izR
 
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* February 20 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/play/Wrtk6yJI8CGHgMSV6FUHzDwyrKsgQR2cZXrlIXQd5P-_0k7_FJhYTmfYmncE9WVV
 
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* February 26-27 - In person meetings at PTG event in Dublin - notes: https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/edge-ptg-dublin & https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/edge-alans-problems
 
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* March 20 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/play/vqq8ZNvaiBmYht5vMTA20kZftmNnMGF1p90h2Lguf7eLr7ZgWJpR1N3fI8NHJt_Z
 
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* April 3 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/share/fXPTEjGzphy55HV3FOuv7rXtDc35TPWGPkz_tS46t2CwIumekTziMw
 
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* April 10 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/share/iAaPI3xPgYw1V3HaIz_CHQOlUnfNigyua6612ZLqD0ewIumekTziMw
 
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* April 17 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/play/tzMEN88ZhZC9ICajLDTE391Ng8uFUyPlGBiJOqakNfZwR4DBRiESJjbu6oyJ96Z-
 
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* May 1 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/share/uUYFjCfEdMEMDPIWo9kd7PAZLKfbQ1HDvPYlO74M26ewIumekTziMw
 
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* May 8 - Recording: https://zoom.us/recording/play/FriBBT_c8gMLVo2Nf0Ab1HdpO4Z9oh53ON7_LSsD_QceFVpMuUlYMRxyuHNtLeyG
 
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* May 21- 24 - In person meetings at the Summit in Vancouver
 
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** Cyborg (HW Acceleration Project) Forum session: https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/Cyborg-FPGA-Support-for-Cloud-NFV
 
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** Using Glance for Edge: https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/YVR-edge-glance-brainstorming
 
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** Using Keystone for Edge: https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/YVR-edge-keystone-brainstorming
 
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** Edge Computing Group BoF: https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/edge_computing_group_bof_vancouver2018
 
  
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== Related OSF Projects ==
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* https://zoom.us/rec/share/gdpFC0_f9uhGXnEGpSSToISTHJyoHTmKcr57uk8LN1gt0yUezRcJqkv4lgxmH-Q.5PhBzbh944kPOS0Q
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** Passcode: hrbusv6!
  
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=== OpenStack ===
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==== The Industry IoT Consortium (IIC) Edge Computing Efforts presentation by Chuck Byers ====
  
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* openstack.org
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* https://zoom.us/rec/share/blwYnwvwhAX444tM7uJ23Bq2mnopVA_luASUtrKE_JrDE-mkw0g8LgdAux1IB7Zb.aIdyGCPB8Vj7-4Fy
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* IRC channels on Freenode - https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/IRC
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** Passcode: F=4.U.fA
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* IRC meetings on Freenode - http://eavesdrop.openstack.org
 
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* Mailing lists - http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo
 
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* Cyborg - https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Cyborg
 
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* Glance
 
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** https://docs.openstack.org/glance/latest/
 
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** https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Glance
 
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* Keystone
 
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** https://docs.openstack.org/keystone/pike/
 
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** https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Keystone
 
  
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=== Airship ===
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==== Networking and IPv6 discussion with Ed Horley ====
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* https://zoom.us/rec/share/2krGWjroEODMZxlCfHq3aOPEHJv1J9R0J6V3oGTq8e_SkjjZPcZRpaIBPukqQPlQ.GMPiav3SJeDm-VGc
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** Passcode: QN=z7J*y
  
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* http://www.airshipit.org
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==== Networking and DNS discussion with Cricket Liu and Andrew Wertkin ====
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* https://www.openstack.org/videos/vancouver-2018/airship-making-lifecycle-management-for-open-infrastructure-repeatable-and-predictable
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* https://zoom.us/rec/share/nJ_7hfz3RK93LqwbWjBxIc47QmcqMW2MaSs2HZtuzBZT9U7-UroS9sdaOiqmW2DC.0IMOGbBh_j0mGC--
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* https://github.com/openstack/airship-in-a-bottle
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** Passcode: ccX@PB7M
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* IRC on Freenode - #airshipit
 
  
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=== StarlingX ===
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==== Smart Edge presentation and discussion with Neal Oliver, November 15, 2021 ====
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* https://zoom.us/rec/share/_REjzMfac1g0p7whjeSAyLM1kO_fpaDnpNygJIXERosWMXqrDqz-og54lm8gO92u.H3IcdwZ-5NWiFjyL
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** Passcode: L.7V#RN8
  
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* https://www.openstack.org/videos/vancouver-2018/starlingx-cloud-infrastructure-for-high-performance-low-latency-applications
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==== Digital Rebar presentation and discussion with Rob Hirschfeld, November 8, 2021 ====
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* IRC on Freenode - #starlingx
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* https://zoom.us/rec/share/zUcN0AHV1G5DMVBE6bkged4N7iqVDulb3zU5hNp3SKcNfNAbeKvfnwB5HmIZ7-_p.CW1NB2J4tWSrYDK6
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** Passcode: 5ippfUp.
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==== Virtual PTG Recordings, October, 2021 ====
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* Monday (October 18): https://zoom.us/rec/share/m2byTydgru8EoJEvha_XKuRz3-pSCKonnjx3aK6vwPGn8a-ZDqcI-WfENyrUDS7V.RehroG2ScY_lG1MK
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** Passcode: d+Eb7d$8
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* Tuesday (October 19): https://zoom.us/rec/share/Ar-mHC0De8MnFAkjMNDiGXWWWtGxxL-nxcuvEM6TIxaxAfLuG9DO9myRVw-yGRWX.SAiqAX4WcEai3iRY
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** Passcode: 5%W.&V%*
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* Wednesday (October 20): https://zoom.us/rec/share/AO3Fg8o8h_GVvon_v9KoKkrUwIJxjcElxBrPFyAohZBooK_HtG0P6HyBlZHXSvlz.S3Td71kBz64rYnjO
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** Passcode: KEc%%p7g
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* etherpad: https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/ecg-ptg-october-2021
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==== CHI@Edge - recording of the session with the Chameleon project, September 13, 2021 ====
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* https://zoom.us/rec/share/GwZwPXaqbT6g-CTHnbv8X4QAbaVrtd830QXuCU4hfB7khgL__FpwKq-oXpOYDP6-.f_eUeeAI8RWyZLsL
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* Passcode: HW^55Kc+
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==== Virtual PTG Recordings, April, 2021 ====
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* Monday (April 19): https://zoom.us/rec/share/n9O0Se1JScNSLntUBvy0MtXRgdJGotz8GOP-zWvM3aLQvv6zIkjqYXM93HUzxEDx.D7gc0jc8SEYgqkXN
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* Tuesday (April 20): https://zoom.us/rec/share/yMN8QANWzI7FJ_Hh-ys166_sECX2XgSgX-B_jKnnlYh4UjCAv9S32s-9U4mzjUGf.HZIErlBO6LOIMrJz
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* Wednesday (April 21): https://zoom.us/rec/share/HVUp0n99jAJwlrD2zcoNxji_ZLWOBC8VsYsEP6h32Xrorxtqo20HsIdL9WL08Eoy.ese3KUH2Fq-HXm3q
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==== Open Geospatial Consortium presentation, November 16, 2020 ====
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* Call recording
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** https://zoom.us/rec/share/JiNJGL84oGBh9KRcSRgyHoNV8WxhrBbW0I_dAtE-ietsCm0O260LeTpMWbNEFkMM.n815RJsQATJsAiBF
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** Passcode: y5sF37@%
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* Slides: https://portal.ogc.org/files/?artifact_id=95522
  
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== Adjacent communities ==
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==== Virtual PTG Recordings, October, 2020 ====
  
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=== Akraino ===
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Password: ptg2020!
  
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''' Liaison: Beth Cohen '''
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* Monday (October 26): https://zoom.us/rec/share/Y9GFNd2gxzeGvXTPby7XFBhbNX-uRLxzFsbl3SmPZLXpdvLRF8uzHEg6eFcukcPp.RTU9bg7r5jDIcYGT
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* Tuesday (October 27): https://zoom.us/rec/share/seuDC-u95KzdBw0-mPPz7LV20ruiDdNdLYoF3QMwdjcjuAKRWMcggGClkTmvf8U.tKj_HUSkCSVoOO08
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* Wednesday (October 28): https://zoom.us/rec/share/9UrZ9JxS9jNR06DGwiV1wnc4aPX5EGYhI_xVCTvglqrj9-i8QajNzJD8kWeU9N0W.h59c74-AQOngXcxG
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* PTG notes: https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/ecg-vptg-october-2020
  
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* Akraino BoF at the Vancouve Summit - https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/OSS_Vancouver_Akraino_BoF
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==== Virtual PTG Recordings, June, 2020 ====
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* Project website - https://www.akraino.org
 
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* Project wiki page - https://wiki.akraino.org/dashboard.action#all-updates
 
  
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=== ONAP Edge Automation Group ===
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* https://zoom.us/rec/share/-tB7JanR8EVIQdaR0Hj4AbAKANrUaaa8gyEW86AJyEiZaRf_Kiscb9nMg0XJFd3P
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** Password: 1H!2?7%u
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* https://zoom.us/rec/play/vcF7c-mtpmo3SYectgSDUPR5W47of_msgXUYqfILnRyyWiZWZgWlY-BGNOpkNxB0EFSQGB736jMtbQw
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** Password: 3y*99q.6
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* https://zoom.us/rec/share/1N0yIozW9n9LbLeS5Vztf7UYDrvdaaa80XUf-PpYz0mZm-PbUlBL8mHcZfzyJN6E
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** Password: 8H?A7OC2
  
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''' Liaison: Prakash Ramchandran  '''
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==== Archive - Weekly Call Logs ====
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https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Edge_Computing_Group/Weekly_Call_Logs
  
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* Project wiki page - https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/Edge+Automation+through+ONAP
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== Working Group Activities ==
  
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=== OPNFV Edge Cloud Project ===
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=== Events ===
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* Upcoming events to attend and prepare for
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** https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/ecg-edge-events-2021
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* Interesting sessions from events
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** https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/edge-event-recordings
  
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''' Liaison: Gergely Csatari '''
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=== Use cases ===
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* '''Liaison: Ildiko Vancsa'''
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* https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Edge_Computing_Group/Use_Cases
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* https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/edge-use-case
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* [https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Edge_Computing_Group/Weekly_Use_Cases_Call_Logs Meeting logs]
  
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* Project wiki page - https://wiki.opnfv.org/display/PROJ/Edge+cloud
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=== Minimal Reference Architectures ===
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https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Edge_Computing_Group/Edge_Reference_Architectures
  
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== Use Cases ==
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https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Edge_Computing_Group/Architecture_Implementations_With_Kubernetes
  
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=== Data Collection and Analytics ===
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https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Edge_Computing_Group/Hybrid_Architecture_Implementations
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IoT, where data is often collected from a large network of microsites, is an example of an application that benefits from the edge computing model. Sending masses of data over often limited network connections to an analytics engine located in
 
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a centralized data center is counterproductive; it may not be responsive enough, could contribute to excessive latency, and wastes precious bandwidth. Since edge
 
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devices can also produce terabytes of data, taking the analytics closer to the source of the data on the edge can be more cost-effective by analyzing data near
 
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the source and only sending small batches of condensed information back to the centralized systems. There is a tradeoff here—balancing the cost of transporting
 
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data to the core against losing some information.
 
  
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=== Security ===
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=== Work items for testing ===
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Unfortunately, as edge devices proliferate––including mobile handsets and IoT sensors––new attack vectors are emerging that take advantage of the proliferation
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* Detailed design of the minimal reference architectures
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of endpoints. Edge computing offers the ability to move security elements closer to the originating source of attack, enables higher performance security
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** Configuration of the minimal reference architectures
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applications, and increases the number of layers that help defend the core against breaches and risk.
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** Draft test plan: https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/ecg-test-plan
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** Lab requirements - http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/edge-computing/2019-June/000597.html
  
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=== Compliance Requirements ===
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=== Hacking days ===
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Compliance covers a broad range of requirements, ranging from geofencing, data sovereignty, and copyright enforcement. Restricting access to data based on
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* etherpad: https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/osf-edge-hacking-days
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geography and political boundaries, limiting data streams depending on copyright limitations, and storing data in places with specific regulations are all achievable
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* Every Friday, please add your availability to the etherpad if you're available and interested
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and enforceable with edge computing infrastructure.
 
  
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=== Network Function Virtualization (NFV) ===
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Network Function Virtualization (NFV) is at its heart the quintessential edge computing application because it provides infrastructure functionality. Telecom
 
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operators are looking to transform their service delivery models by running virtual network functions as part of, or layered on top of, an edge computing infrastructure.
 
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To maximize efficiency and minimize cost/complexity, running NFV on edge computing infrastructure makes sense.
 
  
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=== Real-Time ===
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https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Edge_Computing_Group/OpenStack_Edge_Activities
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Real-time applications, such as AR/VR, connected cars, telemedicine, tactile internet Industry 4.0 and smart cities, are unable to tolerate more than a few
 
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milliseconds of latency and can be extremely sensitive to jitter, or latency variation. As an example, connected cars will require low latency and high bandwidth, and
 
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depend on computation and content caching near the user, making edge capacity a necessity. In many scenarios, particularly where closed-loop automation is used
 
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to maintain high availability, response times in tens of milliseconds are needed, and cannot be met without edge computing infrastructure.
 
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* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUz-yIoSIgU Monasca Smart City]
 
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* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9TH_6XJWqw Connected Cars / Drones]
 
  
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=== StarlingX Activities ===
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Edge computing expands bandwidth capabilities, unlocking the potential of new immersive applications. Some of these include AR/VR, 4K video, and 360° imaging
 
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for verticals like healthcare. Caching and optimizing content at the edge is already becoming a necessity since protocols like TCP don’t respond well to sudden
 
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changes in radio network traffic. Edge computing infrastructure, tied into real-time access to radio/network information can reduce stalls and delays in video by up to
 
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20% during peak viewing hours, and can also vary the video feed bitrate based on radio conditions.
 
  
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Many applications are not sensitive to latency and do not require large amounts of nearby compute or storage capacity, so they could theoretically run in a
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centralized cloud, but the bandwidth requirements and/or compute requirements may still make edge computing a more efficient approach. Some of these
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workloads are common today, including video surveillance and IoT gateways, while others, including facial recognition and vehicle number plate recognition,
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** https://www.openstack.org/assets/presentation-media/OpenStack-Summit-Edge-Computing-Operations2.pdf
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are emerging capabilities. With many of these, the edge computing infrastructure not only reduces bandwidth requirements, but can also provide a platform for functions that enable the value of the application—for example, video surveillance
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** Resource Synchronization and Quota Management Framework
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motion detection and threat recognition. In many of these applications, 90% of the data is routine and irrelevant, so sending it to a centralized cloud is prohibitively
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expensive and wasteful of often scarce network bandwidth. It makes more sense to sort the data at the edge for anomalies and changes, and only report on the
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*** Storyboard Story: https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/story/2002842
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actionable data.
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*** Updated Gerrit Code Reviews:
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* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnYwniyB2b0 Telexistence Robot, SDN and OpenStack]
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**** https://review.openstack.org/#/c/641471/
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**** https://review.openstack.org/#/c/641498/
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**** https://review.openstack.org/#/c/641779/
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**** https://review.openstack.org/#/c/642113/
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**** https://review.openstack.org/#/c/642125/
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**** https://review.openstack.org/#/c/642133/
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**** https://review.openstack.org/#/c/642469/
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Many environments, even today, have limited, unreliable or unpredictable connectivity. These could include transportation (planes, buses, ships), mining
 
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operations (oil rigs, pipelines, mines), power infrastructure (wind farms, solar power plants), and even environments that should typically have good connectivity,
 
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like stores. Edge computing neatly supports such environments by allowing sites to remain semi-autonomous and functional when needed or when the network
 
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connectivity is not available. The best example of this approach is the need for retail locations to maintain their point of sales (POS) systems, even when there is
 
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* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbeLMhcrkz8&t=11s Cloud-in-a-box at Verizon]
 
  
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https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Edge_Computing_Group/Adjacent_Edge_Projects
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Another way to look at requirements that would benefit from cloud edge computing is by the type of company that would deploy them. Operator
 
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applications are workloads put on edge computing infrastructure that is built and managed by operators—telecommunications companies, for example. Third-party
 
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applications are built by organizations to run on existing edge infrastructure, in order to leverage others’ edge computing infrastructure. It is worth noting that
 
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== Challenges ==
 
== Challenges ==

Latest revision as of 02:59, 22 April 2024

Contents

Mission Statement

  • This OpenInfra Edge Computing Group’s objective is to define infrastructure systems needed to support applications distributed over a broad geographic area, with potentially thousands of sites, located as close as possible to discrete data sources, physical elements or end users. The assumption is that network connectivity is over a WAN.
  • The OpenInfra Edge Computing Group will identify use cases, develop requirements, and produce viable architecture options and tests for evaluating new and existing solutions, across different industries and global constituencies, to enable development activities for Open Infrastructure and other Open Source community projects to support edge use cases.

Group Resources

Meetings

  • Mondays at 8am PDT / 1500 UTC

Next meeting: Monday (April 29), 8am PDT / 1500 UTC

Call details

Action item registry

  • Find industry experts to invite to the conversations

Agenda

Please feel free to add your topic to the agenda. Please add your name as well so we know on the meeting who to ping. Notes: https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/openinfra-edge-computing-group


  • Defining Edge DevOps & Edge strategies Cont'd
  • Roadmap planning
  • AoB

Upcoming Topics

  • April 29, 2024 - Defining Edge DevOps & Edge strategies Cont'd

Meeting Logs and Recordings

Etherpads

Virtual PTG, April 2024

Edge Strategies Discussion - Hardware - Led by Rob Hirschfeld (RackN)

Edge Strategies Presentation and Discussion Led by Rob Hirschfeld (RackN) - Cont'd

Edge Strategies Presentation and Discussion Led by Rob Hirschfeld (RackN)

Automotive Use Case presentation by Telefonica Research and Zentrix

Virtual PTG, October 2023

Private Mobility - Part 2 Session Recording, April, 2023

Private Mobility Session Recording, April, 2023

Virtual PTG Recording, March 2023

Virtual PTG Recording, October, 2022

Virtual PTG Recordings, April, 2022

Orchestration, Day-2 Operations and StarlingX session

Cheops project update from Inria

The Industry IoT Consortium (IIC) Edge Computing Efforts presentation by Chuck Byers

Networking and IPv6 discussion with Ed Horley

Networking and DNS discussion with Cricket Liu and Andrew Wertkin

Smart Edge presentation and discussion with Neal Oliver, November 15, 2021

Digital Rebar presentation and discussion with Rob Hirschfeld, November 8, 2021

Virtual PTG Recordings, October, 2021

CHI@Edge - recording of the session with the Chameleon project, September 13, 2021

Virtual PTG Recordings, April, 2021

Open Geospatial Consortium presentation, November 16, 2020

Virtual PTG Recordings, October, 2020

Password: ptg2020!

Virtual PTG Recordings, June, 2020

Archive - Weekly Call Logs

https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Edge_Computing_Group/Weekly_Call_Logs

Working Group Activities

Events

Use cases

Minimal Reference Architectures

https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Edge_Computing_Group/Edge_Reference_Architectures

https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Edge_Computing_Group/Architecture_Implementations_With_Kubernetes

https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Edge_Computing_Group/Hybrid_Architecture_Implementations

Work items for testing

Hacking days

OpenStack Activities

https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Edge_Computing_Group/OpenStack_Edge_Activities

StarlingX Activities

Adjacent Projects and Communities

https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Edge_Computing_Group/Adjacent_Edge_Projects

Challenges

  • Life-cycle Management. A virtual-machine/container/bare-metal manager in charge of managing machine/container lifecycle (configuration, scheduling, deployment, suspend/resume, and shutdown). (Current Projects: TK)
  • Image Management. An image manager in charge of template files (a.k.a. virtual-machine/container images). (Current Projects: TK)
  • Network Management. A network manager in charge of providing connectivity to the infrastructure: virtual networks and external access for users. (Current Projects: TK)
  • Storage Management. A storage manager, providing storage services to edge applications. (Current Projects: TK)
  • Administrative. Administrative tools, providing user interfaces to operate and use the dispersed infrastructure. (Current Projects: TK)
  • Storage latency. Addressing storage latency over WAN connections.
  • Reinforced security at the edge. Monitoring the physical and application integrity of each site, with the ability to autonomously enable corrective actions when necessary.
  • Resource utilization monitoring. Monitor resource utilization across all nodes simultaneously.
  • Orchestration tools. Manage and coordinate many edge sites and workloads, potentially leading toward a peering control plane or “selforganizing edge.”
  • Federation of edge platforms orchestration (or cloud-of-clouds). Must be explored and introduced to the IaaS core services.
  • Automated edge commission/decommission operations. Includes initial software deployment and upgrades of the resource management system’s components.
  • Automated data and workload relocations. Load balancing across geographically distributed hardware.
  • Synchronization of abstract state propagation Needed at the “core” of the infrastructure to cope with discontinuous network links.
  • Network partitioning with limited connectivity New ways to deal with network partitioning issues due to limited connectivity—coping with short disconnections and long disconnections alike.
  • Manage application latency requirements. The definition of advanced placement constraints in order to cope with latency requirements of application components.
  • Application provisioning and scheduling. In order to satisfy placement requirements (initial placement).
  • Data and workload relocations. According to internal/external events (mobility use-cases, failures, performance considerations, and so forth).
  • Integration location awareness. Not all edge deployments will require the same application at the same moment. Location and demand awareness are a likely need.
  • Dynamic rebalancing of resources from remote sites. Discrete hardware with limited resources and limited ability to expand at the remote site needs to be taken into consideration when designing both the overall architecture at the macro level and the administrative tools. The concept of being able to grab remote resources on demand from other sites, either neighbors over a mesh network or from core elements in a hierarchical network, means that fluctuations in local demand can be met without inefficiency in hardware deployments.
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