Attendees:

Bob Monkman (Intel)

Igor DC (Intel)

Timo Perala (Nokia)

Ravi Chunduru (Verizon)

Victor Morales (Samsung)

Sharad Mishra (Intel)

LJ Illuzzi(LFN)

Milind Jalwadi (Tech Mahindra)

Eric Multanen (Intel)

Ritu Sood(Intel)

Amar Kapadia(Aarna Networks)

cathy zhang(Intel)

Anbu Ganesh(CanGo Networks)

28 September Agenda is:

Anti-Trust 

Opens? 

Review Open ARs: 

• AR- Igor was going to do some more research on the issue tracking options and provide insights to help move towards a vote to choose which option we will use-  Done
  • Review today
  • See related document here

New Agenda Items: 

Debrief on TAC Induction-

• Issue with Technical Charter  - TSC Composition
• Address TSC Growth criteria
• Address PTL - Suggested at least Core and UI to start with
• We were asked to articulate positioning- Call for use cases and derive clearer message on Edge positioning

Review Draft Board slide (Louis)

Igor - Demo on JIRA v GitLab Issues pros/cons

Seed code. Ready for license scan, need repo to be Public

Should we skip TSC meeting Oct 12 due to ONE Summit?

GitLab Open Source Program: https://about.gitlab.com/solutions/open-source/join/

Open Discussion & Next Steps

Future Agenda Items:

Resource needs from LF

Launch Discussions...

EMCO position in 5G Super BluePrint? (Already being used via OpenNESS components, which in fact is in EMCO already) 

More Use Cases listed- Positioning of EMCO

Minutes:

Seed code scan feedback:

There are six files in emco-base with Intel "confidential / proprietary" notices that should be remediated. These are:

• /deployments/helm/emcoBase/hpa-ac/Chart.yaml
• /deployments/helm/emcoBase/hpa-ac/templates/configmap.yaml
• /src/clm/api/controllerhandler_test.go
• /deployments/helm/emcoBase/hpa-ac/templates/deployment.yaml
• /deployments/helm/emcoBase/hpa-ac/requirements.yaml
• /deployments/helm/emcoBase/hpa-ac/templates/service.yaml

If Intel had contributed these, you'll want to ask someone from Intel to remove the notices and replace them with Apache-2.0 notices. Or if someone not from Intel had contributed these, then the files themselves should likely be removed from the repo.