Re: Meeting minutes 2009-10-20

On 10/20/2009 05:08 PM, Rahul Sundaram wrote: Thanks for pointing that out, Rahul - you're right, it's out-of-date. The short version is that we need to work out the last month of the overall F12 Marketing schedule, putting in detailed dates and times for work sprints on our remaining F12 release deliverables before figuring out how the remaining FI work will fit around that. So I've updated the page to this for the moment in an attempt to accurately reflect the situation (and ask for help settling out and driving the remainder of the FI work that needs to be done for us to hit production). https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_Insight#Schedule "This schedule is outdated - we're planning out the F12 release deliverables, and then we'll see how the remainder of the FI deployment work will fit around it. If you'd like to accelerate the FI schedule, feel free to take a look at the open FI tickets and lay out dates to complete the work." Right now, I'm simultaneously wrangling both the overall Marketing schedule and the FI schedule using the same resources - which isn't ideal. A better, less bottleneck-prone setup would be to have each deliverable sprint (including FI deliverable sprints) be driven independently, since 7 people each driving a 90-minute sprint is much more manageable; this way, if someone wants to pick up on FI work and drive it faster, they can. So that's what we're going to try to do, starting with a one-page release notes sprint somewhere between 9am-2pm PST (rbergeron and I will holler to the mailing list and log the channel when we find each other and start). If there's an FI ticket-clearing sprint you'd like to schedule, pick a couple tickets, pick a time, and shout out to the list when you start - remember to #startmeeting and #endmeeting so that the sprint gets logged in channel, https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing_meetings#Procedure_for_Minutes_a.... The launch date currently depends on how fast these sprints move forward. The first sprint that's needed for FI is the install instructions, https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_set_up_a_Zikula_sandbox - they need to give step-by-step instructions for replicating the setup of http://publictest6.fedoraproject.org/zikula/ from scratch, so Infrastructure can puppetize them for staging and production. The current instructions are for generic zikula with a list of FI-specific packages at https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_set_up_a_Zikula_sandbox#Fedora_Insi.... Probably a longer response than you wanted, but hope this helps with some clarification. Thanks for the ping! --Mel