Greetings everyone, First - I'd like to reiterate that it was AWESOME to see lots of participation today (or yesterday, in some time zones!) in the Cloud SIG meeting on IRC. I realize that the meeting time is currently not the best option for some people who want to participate, and one of my items over the next few days is to figure out an even -more- optimal time for a meeting - I know that jforbes had sent out a request to find a good time for everyone, but unfortunately some people missed the message, and others who had haven't shown up since the meeting time changed based on their preferences. So you'll be seeing some information on that soon, probably tomorrow, as my pillow misses my head right now. :) With any luck, we can get a time where we can meet up in #fedora-meeting instead of #fedora-cloud, which generally helps to get more eyeballs, participation, momentum, etc. In the interim: I've added a subsection to the Cloud SIG wiki page in the meetings portion of the page so that people can see the upcoming meeting agenda, as seen here: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Cloud_SIG#Meetings As you can see - I've added an agenda list to follow up on the action items from the previous week's meeting, just so we can make sure we're not leaving any loose ends. This should not take long - and in fact, if you're an owner of any of those items, feel free to note on the wiki if you've completed those items so we can skip those things, taking up less time. If your action item needs more love than the basic "done, not done, still working on it" type update - add the topic to the meeting agenda (more on that below). After that - the agenda is fairly open. I've added an item for kernel status, as that was the first thing covered today, and presumably we'll have (hopefully) more progress to update everyone on next week. Beyond that item... if you have an item you would like to discuss in the meeting, please feel free to add it to the wiki. More contributors = more stuff to cover in meetings. This is a -good thing-, but it helps to have a bit more structure as we scale in size, so we can accommodate everyone's needs and/or questions. Even today I felt a little bad about hijacking the meeting to ask "what the heck is going on?" without it being a planned discussion. (Sorry 'bout that!) >From what I can see - we've been doing agenda requests via email, but I think having it on the wiki may give those potential contributors browsing the wiki page a way to more concretely see what we're planning on discussing, without having to fish through mail archives if they're not currently subscribed. If something catches their eye that they're interested in doing, they'll hopefully come to the meeting and volunteer to take something on. Cheers, and see you next week! -Robyn
