Let's collect ideas for talk/workshop proposals at Flock
Due date for CFP submissions is June 15th
Metadata Update from @dustymabe: - Issue tagged with: meeting
So, one thing I really want to do is an end-to-end submit/review container images to FLIBS.
Work Session Proposal:
"We Need YOU To Review Containers"
Work session would cover what we're looking for in FLIBS contianers, the current container guidelines and what they mean, how to test containers. The idea would be to actually review and comment on containers during the work session. This would also teach people to submit good containers. Full description to come.
From today's meeting here is a list of talks/workshops we think we want to propose:
also talked about a workshop where we do general maintentance, issue tracker scrub + breakout sessions on some hot topics.
Multi-Arch Container Layered Image Build System
In this session, the multi-architecture version of Fedora Layered Image Build System (FLIBS) will be introduced. We will discuss the technical implementation, the features provided, motivations for it's design, and how it's related to other Fedora Initiatives (such as Modularity). Also, we will talk about what this means for users, contributors, and the community at large.
Becoming a Fedora Container Maintainer
@maxamillion & @jberkus
The Fedora Layered Image Build System (FLIBS) is how we create our container library so that you can have a fully Fedora container stack. However, like everything Fedora it runs on contributor effort, which means we need you -- yes, you -- to become a container maintainer, reviewer, or preferably both.
In this workshop, we will go over the requirements and process for creating FLIBS containers, including the Container Guidelines maintained by the Atomic WG. We will show some examples of creating compliant containers. Participants in the workshop will finish it by reviewing one or more containers currently in the review queue.
Attendees should bring a laptop with a working SSH terminal for the review session.
Edit: as discussed we will break the sessions into 2 proposals. First:
System Containers: Concept, Creation and Usage
by @jasonbrooks and @yzhang
In this session we will introduce the concept of system containers: containerized systemd services using runc on an Atomic Host. We will then explore use cases in the containerized world, focusing on etcd/flannel/docker/cri-o on a Fedora Atomic system. We will also learn how a user can create such a container themselves and use system containers to expand host functionality. We will wrap up with some discussions about a more containerized Fedora moving into the future.
Discussing Kubernetes and Openshift Origin Deployment Options
When it comes to methods of deploying kubernetes and openshift origin clusters, the Fedora community faces an embarrassment of riches: ansible scripts, kubeadm, oc cluster up, minishift and minikube, among other options. In this work session, we'll try to lay out the main options for setting up these clusters, seek out discussion and feedback about which options are working best for our community members, and develop some plans around better improving, documenting, and promoting these options.
Fedora Atomic Doc Work
Fedora Atomic has all kinds of awesome first-in-the-industry capabilities, but isn't getting the attention it deserves because a minority of our features are documented. As of Flock, we have a brand-new, CI-and-container-driven documentation system, and this work session will help populate it.
This session will include a brief introduction on setting up a local build & test environment for Atomic documentation and the practical basics of our tools and style sheets. We will then pick from a list of areas which urgently need documentation and participants will work in teams to start documentation for those sections.
This Do session follows up on the Atomic Doc VFAD from late July, in order to get more Fedora community members helping with documentation. Attendees should bring Fedora laptops with git and Minishift installed.
Talk: Fedora Atomic - State of the Union Time: 30 minutes Presenter: Dusty Mabe Description:
The Fedora Atomic Working group and the technology behind Fedora Atomic host have come a long way in a year. Fedora Atomic is now one of the three pillars of Fedora, we are testing and releasing updated content every two weeks, and we have integrated much better with the Fedora Project and the broader Fedora Community. Combine this along with the fact that there have been a great deal of new features in our underlying upstream projects, it truly makes the working group an exciting place to be.
This talk will cover everything from what Project Atomic and Atomic Host is to how the Fedora Atomic Working Group has developed and on to what improvements we've been making for users and community members. As always, there will definitely be pointers to how to get involved :).
Talk: Atomic Host 101 Time: 120 minutes Presenter: Dusty Mabe Description:
Heard about Atomic Host, but never had a chance to try it out? This hands on lab will show you the ins and outs of Atomic Host. It will attempt to dispell some myths and show you how Atomic Host can be useful even for your traditional non-container workloads. Some of the features covered will be:
At the beginning of this session I'll briefly present on what Atomic Host is and then we'll dive right in. Please bring your laptops to the session and be able to launch a VM on it. We'll send out an email the week of with instructions on how to download the materials for the lab.
CFP is closed and I believe we got everything submitted. Now we wait :)
Metadata Update from @dustymabe: - Issue close_status updated to: Fixed - Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)
One of my talks was accepted:
The Fedora Atomic - State of the Union was not accepted.
Both the talks for @jasonbrooks and I were accepted, as back-to-back 1 hour sessions:
System Containers: Concept, Creation and Usage Discussing Kubernetes & Origin Deployment Options
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