Re: Talks and topics that need presenters (WAS: CFP for Gluster Developer Summit)

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On 08/13/2016 03:59 AM, Niels de Vos wrote:
In addition to Vijays request to submit talks, I would like to see some
very specific topics presented/demo'd. Anyone attending the Summit and
willing to take these on is very much encouraged to do so. To do so,
reply to this (or Vijays) email with your name and a description of the
topic.

If others would like to see other topics, please add them to the list.

Many thanks,
Niels


Practical Glusto example
 - show how to install Glusto and dependencies
 - write a simple new test-case from scratch (copy/paste example?)
 - run the new test-case (in the development environment?)

Debugging (large) production deployments
 - tools that can be used for debugging on non-development systems
 - filtering logs and other data to identify problems
 - coming up with the root cause of the problem
 - reporting a useful bug so that developers can fix it

Making troubleshooting easier
 - statedumps, how code tracks allocations, how to read the dumps
 - io-stats, meta and other xlators
 - useful, actionable log messages

Squashing the above 2 topics and throwing in monitoring, I would even propose a BoF, to understand what are the current challenges and proposed/applied solutions to the problem of "monitoring and troubleshooting distributed systems at scale" and specifically Gluster.

For example I have some thoughts on performance monitoring at scale, that we need to improve in Gluster. Identifying more such problems would enable Gluster to become more easier to manage and tune.

Another problem area is in the container world, where we possibly lose some ability to influence/troubleshoot clients and hence we may need alternative for the same (centralized logging? server side state dump collection from clients? server side monitoring/collection of client performance (and other) metrics? What else). This could also be factored into the discussions.


Long-Term-Maintenance, Short-Term-Maintanance, releases and backports
 - explanation of the new release schedule
 - when/how are releases made, branching, stability phase etc...
 - the kind of backports that are acceptible and safe for minor updates

Documentation update
 - new Documentation Tooling based on ASCIIbinder
 - how to migrate different documentation sites for many of the projects
 - best location to report issues, submit fixes etc...



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