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---++ Date: Thursday, 27 October 2011<br /><br />Time: *1:00 PM Eastern US* (contact MichaelFiedler if you'd like to participate) The Automation meetings alternate times each meeting to accomodate the global team. ---++ Agenda * Reoccurring agenda items: * Recap of previous meeting AutomationMeetings20111020 * Main agenda items: * Continue review of the [[AutomationExecutionScenario][automation execution scenario]] * Overall flow - applicability to workgroup member scenarios * Issues with passing required parameter/environment information during Automation Job creation * If time allows, discuss contributions to automation results * Plans for moving from scenario development to spec development * Previous Action Items: * NA * Next meetings: * 3 November ---++ Minutes Attending: Michael Fiedler, Dave Brauneis Bill Higgins, Daniel Berg, Paul McMahan, Vaibhav Srivastava, Charles Rankin, Rich Rakich<br /> Let MichaelFiedler know if anyone's name is missing. * Discussion focused on [[AutomationExecutionScenario][automation execution scenario]] * Need some additional context to evaluate scenario completeness. Put it in context of build, deploy, test, provision. * TODO: PaulMcMahan, VaibhavSrivastava and PramodChandoria will document a test scenario for the next meeting * Simple scenario showing a single test execution flow - what inputs needed, what results would look like in terms of contributions * Possibly a secondary scenario showing automation chaining. Example: test tool consumes a build automation and starts a test execution automation * Re-visited the discussion on whether and intermediate Automation Request artifact is needed. * Artifact would link to the Automation Plan it was created for, link to the Automation Results for the job * Some members felt a single Automation Job could not capture all aspects of requesting an automation and recording the results. * Automation consumers may not have all of the knowledge required to fully create a job. Example: Build requester could have no knowledge of build contributions such as JUnit tests * TODO: DavidBrauneis, CharlesRankin and MichaelFiedler will take this offline to investigate pros/cons of both approaches and report back to the workgroup. * Discussed the environment/parameter issue documented in the scenario * Strong sentiment to keep it simple initially. * Alternative discussed: similar to what AM does, expose resource shapes generated dynamically based on registered artifact types. Complex. * Alternative discussed: inputs are a simple combination of dcterms-like attributes and possibly an opaque attribute for arbitrary input data. * Discussed security aspects of the scenario * General agreement it should be explicitly out of scope for the specification, but issues around identity and authentication w.r.t automation should be acknowledged. * Discussed topics for next workgroup meeting * Results of test automation scenario elicitation * Agent/Worker sub-scenario * Beginning to document artifacts and early specification drafts. Next meeting: Thursday, 3 November at 1PM Eastern US time
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