Schedule for 21 March workshop

[Doron Fediuck]

On 15/02/12 18:48, Ayal Baron wrote:
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> We need to figure out a schedule for the upcoming workshop. Based on
> the last workshop, it shouldn't be hard to figure out what we want to
> cover.
> 
> The Red Hat, IBM, and Intel teams will have just come out of a
> two-day
> intensive on the 19th and 20th, so will all be better prepared to
> deal
> with the open workshop.
> 
> The materials in the open workshop will be the same topics, but
> covered in less depth.
> 
> Here are some topic ideas I've heard so far:
> * oVirt intro/overview/architecture
> * oVirt architecture
> * Engine deep dive
> * VDSM deep dive
> * Getting started with dev environment
> * API/SDK/CLI
> 
>> All of the above - must be covered
+1 with these exceptions:

- Unsure how deep we can dive in engine and vdsm in this time frame.
This would probably be a soften version of SFO workshop.

- The "getting started" is more a hands-on kind of a session,
so we can do it like we did in SFO, or maybe in a lab-session.
The initial maven dependency fetch alone may take >30 minutes (depending
on Internet connection), or we may create a local lab repo, or skip
it like we did in SFO. Depending on participants feedback, which we need
prior to the workshop.

> 
> * Node
Node architecture and how-to should also be covered, so people
are aware of it's read-only / stateless nature.

> * History and reports
> * Guest agent
> * Engine tools
Since engine tools are being widely used (especially the configuration),
I'd add them to the must list, for a short informative session.

> 
>> The above I'm not so sure in 1 day
> 
> * How to interact & participate
> * Open discussion
> 
>> Above should be covered
+1

> 
> 
> What ideas do you have?
> 
A feedback session- both from development POV,
and from usability POV. We may get some fresh
ideas there.

> What do you think must be covered?
> 
> What do you think should be covered?
> 
> What is safe to not cover?
> 
> Thanks - Karsten
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/d

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