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LFN 2020-07 Report.Pdf 07/20 LFN July 2020 Report LFN IT Summary - July 2020 Job counts Job costs Key Takeaways: ODL had 70.68% of the total job costs this month and odl-csit was the highest job category cost (integration testing) ODL and ONAP both had higher operational runs for July, the calculated data is with an expected variance given the increase in job runs that was seen in both projects Caveats: New Feature of Global Jenkins Job Builder provides build data where available (work in progress) Job counts are an indication of how much change happened to the code bases Total costs are based on cost data returned from cloud compute resources used for the duration of a job Only ODL and ONAP are included for now, as their standard tooling provides the best coverage. We are looking into ways to include more projects in the future. Support Charts: LFN Dashboard Link July 2020 Tickets Service Desk (By Type) and Planned Engineering (By Type) LFN Work from Last Month (Created vs Resolved) LFN Work from Last 3 Months (Created vs Resolved) Key Takeaways: Worked on 208 LFN tickets (up from 180 last month, 124 from Service Desk and 84 from Planned Engineering) ONAP was the top project with 87 tickets (up from 53 last month) Get IT Help is the highest source of Service Desk requests followed by Jenkins Jobs problems and Additional permissions requests After tech debt, migrating project Gerrit to Auth0 and ONAP: Post Frankfurt release work were the highest source of planned engineering work Projects Highlights (July 2020): ONAP: Reconfigured Jenkins, JIRA, Confluence, Nexus 3 for Auth0 integration Deprecated sonar.onap.org and sonarqube. Upgraded Nexus 3 to stable version (3.24.0-02) Audited AWS inventory for cost optimization Updated Jenkins Production and Sandbox environments. ODL: Reconfigured Gerrit for Auth0 migration Migrated rtd builds to python3. Audited AWS Inventory for cost optimization. Sodium and Netvirt auto-release jobs changed from nightly to weekly for cost saving. OPNFV: Reconfigured Gerrit for Auth0 migration Upgrade Jenkins JDK version to OpenJDK 8u252 (1.8.0_252-b09) Audited AWS inventory for cost optimization Shutdown unused AWS instances. FD.io: Reconfigured JIRA and Jenkins for Auth0 integration Decommissioned AWS SonarQube instance, AWS OpenGrok instance and load balancer under AWS optimization effort Archived TREX project Updated Jenkins Production and Sandbox environment Prepared for JCasC Support Tungsten Fabric Gerrit: Auth0 client changes are complete Reconfigured JIRA, Confluence for Auth0 integration Audited AWS inventory for cost optimization Repo migrated from openContrail gerrit to gerrit.tungsten.io Added project on status page to show up time PNDA Installed and Configured Confluence and JIRA for Auth0 migration Audited AWS inventory for cost optimization Linux Foundation's IT status : Status Page Appendix: Ticket Details ONAP Tickets Key Summary Created Updated Assignee Status Resolution Reporter RELEN [ONAP] - Self release process speed Jun 29, Aug 04, Jessica IN Unresolved Jessica G-3039 2020 2020 Wagantall PROGRESS Wagantall RELEN ONAP - Audit AWS Inventory Jun 11, Jul 23, Jessica DONE Done Anubha G-3015 2020 2020 Wagantall Sinha RELEN [ONAP] - Generate sonar reports based on lines of Jun 09, Jul 01, Jessica DONE Done Jessica G-2974 coverage between dates 2020 2020 Wagantall Wagantall RELEN [ONAP] - Address Doc issues for Frankfurt release Jun 08, Jul 01, Jessica DONE Done Jessica G-2957 2020 2020 Wagantall Wagantall RELEN [ONAP] - TSC committer promotion follow up Jun 01, Jul 01, Jessica DONE Done Jessica G-2938 2020 2020 Wagantall Wagantall RELEN [ONAP] - Add ribbon.css configuration and template May 26, Jun 12, Jessica DONE Done Jessica G-2930 layout for repos that are missing it 2020 2020 Wagantall Wagantall RELEN [ONAP] - Update wiki.onap.org with Self Project May 19, Jun 02, Jessica DONE Done Jessica G-2922 creation and present it 2020 2020 Wagantall Wagantall RELEN onap is using submodules for docs. Aug 29, Jul 01, Jessica DONE Done Aric G-2346 2019 2020 Wagantall Gardner IT- SSL cert error Jun 29, Jul 07, Jordan CLOSED Fixed Michael 20055 2020 2020 Conway Dürre IT- Requesting access for management role for onap- Jun 26, Jul 17, Kenny Paul CLOSED Fixed krishna 20041 oof subdomain 2020 2020 moorthy IT- New sonar rules generating questionable reports for Jun 24, Jul 06, Jessica CLOSED Fixed Jim Hahn 20032 lambda expressions 2020 2020 Wagantall IT- New sonar rules generating erroneous reports for Jun 24, Jul 06, Jessica CLOSED Fixed Jim Hahn 20031 assertThatThrownBy 2020 2020 Wagantall IT- Deprecated Logging repositories Jun 24, Jul 01, Jessica CLOSED Fixed Catherine 20030 2020 2020 Wagantall Lefevre IT- Authentication Failure for Gerrit Jun 24, Jul 01, Andrew CLOSED Done Shabnam 20028 2020 2020 Grimberg Sultana IT- permission for jenkins sandbox Jun 23, Jul 03, Aric Gardner CLOSED Done Jan 20019 2020 2020 Malkiewicz IT- Permission for Jenkins Sandbox Jun 23, Jul 07, Aric Gardner CLOSED Fixed Piotr 20018 2020 2020 Marcinkiewic z IT- remove a tag on OOM Jun 22, Jun 29, Jessica CLOSED Done Sylvain 20006 2020 2020 Wagantall Desbureaux IT- Error using self-creation procedure Jun 18, Jul 13, Aric Gardner CLOSED Fixed Morgan 19993 2020 2020 Richomme IT- Gerit returning HTTP 403 no prompt for new Jun 17, Jun 24, Jessica CLOSED Cancelled Ted 19984 password 2020 2020 Wagantall Humphrey IT- best way to build several dockers from 1 repo Jun 15, Jul 06, Jessica CLOSED Fixed Morgan 19966 2020 2020 Wagantall Richomme IT- missing email notifications for changes/comments Jun 11, Jun 11, DW Talton CLOSED Fixed Michael 19938 2020 2020 Dürre IT- Users not Receive Email Notifications from JIRA Jun 10, Jun 19, DW Talton CLOSED Fixed Vasyl 19932 Events 2020 2020 Razinkov IT- Permission change request Jun 09, Jun 17, Jessica CLOSED Fixed Vasyl 19913 2020 2020 Wagantall Razinkov IT- I’m not receiving gerrit emails anymore Jun 06, Jun 19, DW Talton CLOSED Fixed Sylvain 19895 2020 2020 Desbureaux IT- Upload of HV-VES client image for test purposes Jun 05, Jun 17, Jessica CLOSED Declined Kornel 19887 2020 2020 Wagantall Janiak IT- Frankfurt OOM fails Jun 04, Jun 12, Unassigned CLOSED Fixed John Bartell 19884 2020 2020 IT- NPM release credential issues on nexus 3 Jun 04, Jun 19, Houa Yang CLOSED Fixed Sébastien 19881 2020 2020 Determe IT- just a test. Nuke this ticket. Jun 04, Jun 11, Unassigned CLOSED Done Kenny Paul 19875 2020 2020 IT- Cannot perform "git" operations Jun 04, Jun 11, Jordan CLOSED Fixed Jim Hahn 19874 2020 2020 Conway IT- Some SDC images are missing Jun 04, Jun 11, Houa Yang CLOSED Fixed Sylvain 19873 2020 2020 Desbureaux IT- Need Access to ONAP2 Jun 04, Jun 17, Kenny Paul CLOSED Done Sofia Wallin 19872 2020 2020 IT- Want access to ONAP security vulnerabilities wiki Jun 03, Jun 11, Kenny Paul CLOSED Done Amir 19862 and to the NexusIQ reports 2020 2020 Mohamad IT- Add additional storage Jun 03, Jun 11, Unassigned CLOSED Duplicate Houa Yang 19860 2020 2020 IT- optf/cmso; optf/fgps; optf/has; optf/osdf May 28, Jun 05, Jessica CLOSED Fixed Shankaranar 19820 2020 2020 Wagantall ayanan Puzhavakat h Narayanan IT- A&AI Contributor Zoom Host May 27, Jun 25, Kenny Paul CLOSED Fixed William 19807 2020 2020 Reehil IT- testsuite/pythonsdk-tests May 27, Jun 03, Jessica CLOSED Fixed Morgan 19802 2020 2020 Wagantall Richomme IT- Build failing due to artifact missing from mirror May 26, Jun 04, Jessica CLOSED Fixed Dan 19797 2020 2020 Wagantall Timoney IT- New "Screen" for BUG creation on OOM project May 20, Jun 12, Jessica CLOSED Fixed Sylvain 19753 2020 2020 Wagantall Desbureaux IT- Need Access to the ONAP bridge 12 May 20, Jun 11, Kenny Paul CLOSED Done Seshu 19752 2020 2020 Kumar M IT- I have signed the CLA multiple times but still can't May 19, Jun 03, Eric Ball CLOSED Incomplete Julien 19745 commit to gerrit.onap.org 2020 2020 Bertozzi IT- Need Access to ONAP9 https://zoom.us/j May 13, Jun 25, Kenny Paul CLOSED Fixed Mandar 19720 /987639384 2020 2020 Sawant IT- VNFSDK commiter rights May 12, Jun 08, Jessica CLOSED Fixed Catherine 19713 2020 2020 Wagantall Lefevre IT- S3 credentials for ONAP - Part 2 Apr 15, Jun 12, Jessica CLOSED Fixed Morgan 19494 2020 2020 Wagantall Richomme INFRA- Upgrade ONAP Nexus 3 (2nd time, security) Jun 29, Jul 07, Ryan Day DONE Done Anubha 5759 2020 2020 Sinha INFRA- Project Status Page for ONAP Apr 27, Jun 03, Ryan Day DONE Done Casey 5616 2020 2020 Panell INFRA- Reconfigure ONAP Nexus 3 for Auth0 Apr 07, Jul 02, Ryan Day DONE Done Casey 5570 2020 2020 Panell INFRA- Gerrit: Auth0 Client Changes for ONAP Apr 02, Aug 04, DW Talton DONE Done Casey 5548 2020 2020 Panell INFRA- Reconfigure ONAP Jenkins for Auth0 Mar 11, Jul 06, Ryan Day DONE Done Casey 5400 2020 2020 Panell INFRA- Migrate users to internal directory: ONAP Jira Feb 21, Jun 01, Ryan Day BLOCKED Incomplete Casey 5308 2020 2020 Panell INFRA- Migrate users to internal directory: ONAP Jan 11, Jun 01, Ryan Day BLOCKED Incomplete Casey 5171 Confluence 2020 2020 Panell INFRA- Install and Configure SAML add-on for ONAP Jan 11, Jun 17, Ryan Day DONE Done Casey 5154 Confluence 2020 2020 Panell INFRA- Install and Configure SAML add-on for ONAP Jira Sep 20, Jun 17, Ryan Day DONE Done Casey 5112 2019 2020 Panell INFRA- Reconfigure ONAP Nexus 2 for Auth0 Jan 09, Jul 01, Ryan Day DONE Done Casey 5100 2020 2020 Panell 53 issues ODL Tickets Key Summary Created Updated Assignee Status Resolution Reporter RELEN Jenkins meltdown causing jobs to queue up Jun 30, Aug 04, Anil Belur DONE Done Anil Belur G-3040 2020 2020 RELEN Need a change in the login ID Jun 23,
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