Kendall Nelson 7726c2cd86 [upstream] Update of Events Module
With the recent updates to OpenStack events(i.e. the advent of the PTG),
this module needed to be reworked. There are OpenStackDays events now
as well that weren't previously mentioned. This patch adds this
new information to this module. It also renames the module to 'OpenStack
Events' because there are many more events than just the Design Summit that
students should be aware of.

Change-Id: I0ecbde9828e09e0781cbdaf23101da03f785d4e6
2016-10-17 13:21:56 +09:00

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OpenStack Events

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Regional Events

  • OpenStack Days
  • OpenStack Birthday Celebration
  • User Group Meetups

OpenStack Days

  • Regional 'Mini-Summit'
  • Hosted annually by local OpenStack User Groups and companies
  • Endorsed by the foundation
  • Growing in number (26 in 2016)

Exercise 1

  • Look up an OpenStack Days event close to where you live that you would be interested in attending

OpenStack Birthday Celebration

  • Held by local groups to celebrate another year of OpenStack
  • 2016 was 6th birthday of OpenStack

User Group Meetups

  • Smaller scale than OpenStack Days Events
  • Some are more development focused while others are more user and ops focused
  • https://groups.openstack.org/

Global Events and Releases

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Project Team Gathering (PTG)

  • A gathering of projects teams and contributors
  • Dedicated and detailed technical discussions
  • Useful for participants if they are already working with a project team
  • Not good as an entry point

Exercise 2

  • Look up the location and dates of the first PTG

OpenStack Design Summit

Where developers meet face to face to finalize planning for the next release cycle.

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How does it work?

  • Not a classic conference with presenter and audience
    • more like a collaborative brainstorming session
  • Discuss upcoming features for the next release cycle
  • Not suitable to start learning about a topic

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Etherpads

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Types of sessions

  • Fishbowl sessions
    • Open discussions, chairs organized in concentric rings
    • People sitting in the inner circle lead the discussion
    • No mics.
  • Work sessions
    • Like sprints, small groups of people work on specific themes
  • Contributor meetups
    • Reserved for ad-hoc meetings of project teams
    • No predefined agenda.

List of sessions

Forum

  • Replacement for Design Summit at future Summits
  • More user focused discussion to collect feedback for developers
  • Better entry point for new contributors finding their place in the community