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* [http://taiga.cloud.fedoraproject.org/project/acarter-fedora-docker-atomic-tooling/backlog?tags=documentation Documentation of rel-eng process so that internal release engineers can contribute]
* [http://taiga.cloud.fedoraproject.org/project/acarter-fedora-docker-atomic-tooling/backlog?tags=documentation Documentation of rel-eng process so that internal release engineers can contribute]
* [http://taiga.cloud.fedoraproject.org/project/acarter-fedora-docker-atomic-tooling/backlog?tags=process&statuses=145,146,147,151,182 Development & Deployment Process Improvement / Standardization]
* [http://taiga.cloud.fedoraproject.org/project/acarter-fedora-docker-atomic-tooling/backlog?tags=process&statuses=145,146,147,151,182 Development & Deployment Process Improvement / Standardization]
* [http://taiga.cloud.fedoraproject.org/project/acarter-fedora-docker-atomic-tooling/backlog?tags=container_release Docker container automated 2 week releases (probably needed for F25)]
* [http://taiga.cloud.fedoraproject.org/project/acarter-fedora-docker-atomic-tooling/backlog?tags=container_release Docker container automated 2 week releases - F25 Candidate]
* Atomic redesigned workflow & toolchain
* Atomic redesigned workflow & toolchain - F25 Candidate
* Port to python 3 - Pungi, Mash, releng scripts, fedpkg, rpkg, etc (probably needed for F25)
* Port to python 3 - Pungi, Mash, releng scripts, fedpkg, rpkg, etc - F25 Candidate
* Move to createrepo_c (probably for F25)
* Move to createrepo_c - F25 Candidate
* Method for releasing zero day fixes quickly - https://fedorahosted.org/rel-eng/ticket/5886
* Method for releasing zero day fixes quickly - https://fedorahosted.org/rel-eng/ticket/5886
* Docker images can be built in Oz / ImageFactory for all supported arches
* Docker images can be built in Oz / ImageFactory for all supported arches
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* Layered  images _not_ from RPMs — source-to-image or other
* Layered  images _not_ from RPMs — source-to-image or other
* Releng CI (on Jenkins)
* Releng CI (on Jenkins)


== Completed ==
== Completed ==
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Revision as of 20:11, 23 November 2015

Monthly Stakeholder Meetings

Priorities

Immediate Priorites

F24 Commitments

Deliverable Approval Status Dev Status Notes
Layered image builds Peer Review Not Started Includes work for OpenShift in Fedora below
OpenShift in Fedora Peer Review In Progress
PDC deployed & populated with product / release data Accepted Not Started
Pungi 4 upgrade and Pungi roadmap Planning In Progress
Move to livemedia-creator for live cds & disk images Submitted Not Started
Content signing can be automated through Sigul or another tool Planning Not Started
Signed repos in koji Peer review In Progress

Backlog

Note: Backlog items are not necessarily complete or groomed; if you have questions about the goal of these items, ask the team!

  • Documentation of rel-eng process so that internal release engineers can contribute
  • Development & Deployment Process Improvement / Standardization
  • Docker container automated 2 week releases - F25 Candidate
  • Atomic redesigned workflow & toolchain - F25 Candidate
  • Port to python 3 - Pungi, Mash, releng scripts, fedpkg, rpkg, etc - F25 Candidate
  • Move to createrepo_c - F25 Candidate
  • Method for releasing zero day fixes quickly - https://fedorahosted.org/rel-eng/ticket/5886
  • Docker images can be built in Oz / ImageFactory for all supported arches
  • Second tier PDC use case implementation
  • Bodhi support for non-rpm content
  • Consolidate hubs for primary and secondary arches
  • RHEL process checks done internally that should also be done in Fedora (ie license checking, rpmdiff / static analysis, etc)
  • Taskotron (cluster testing for Atomic in Taskotron)
  • Koji 2.0
  • ET / Bodhi alignment
  • RHEL.next support
  • Ability to create embargoed builds in tools (at least koji & bodhi) and lift the embargo after release so that security can get embargoed changes out quickly
  • Any opportunities for leveraging Level 1 support
  • rel-eng scripts cleanup
  • rel-eng tools are not easily testable or contributed to
  • changes can be tested in an integrated environment before releasing to production
  • Critical system / use case integration with gilmsg where appropriate in release tooling
  • Development release gating with sanity testing / stability
  • Fedora Rings / Alephs
  • Layered images _not_ from RPMs — source-to-image or other
  • Releng CI (on Jenkins)

Completed