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This page last changed on Feb 07, 2011 by kgomes.
Agenda:
- Talk about software development services, architecture, and plan for upgrades and deployment
Attendees:
- Todd Ruston
- Cathy Sewell
- Pat Allen
- Pete Braccio
- Duane Edgington
- Karen Salamy
- Kevin Gomes
Notes
- Security
- Kerberos
- Centrify
- LDAP
- SSDS is the outstanding issue with security. 6 shares on tornado that have wide open permissions. ssdsdata. auvctd, Work with Cathy on mapping all this out and getting permissions resolved.
- new-ssds needs to be re-opened.
- SSH integration for kerberos is a piece of cake in centrify.
- Kerberos is THE goal.
- Database
- All apps move to Equinox? Yes 2008. (or solstice).
- Upgrades:
- We should make sure we address the AD groups used in JIRA confluence.
- RHEL 6 is released. RHEL 5 is supported for 7 years so we will go with that for now.
- Crowd (#1)
- Confluence (#3)
- JIRA #2
- Alfresco #4
- Subversion #5
- SSDS (#1?)
- Future Installations:
- Bamboo, Fisheye, Crucible (#2) - CANON
- Messaging (RabbitMQ)
- Other
- lack of planning
- lack of specificity of how things talk through firewall. build internally and then move to Dmz in emergency. research/engineering not following deployment instructions to deploy experiments on mars. Network plan. MARS is an NSF facility. MARS Is different from DMZ, more complex.
- Non-standard and then dump on I.S. to fix.
- standardizing stacks for J2EE stack (application stacks).
- embedded systems: not really
- So much is deployed in the experimental state. Then it stays that way. Maintenance is a nightmare.
- How does I.S. tell when something is working or not. SNMP, ports, nagios. What is actually not working, not just my server is broken
- even if it is just showing them visibly.
- Who manages patches for non-standard installs.
- Been bit by lock down to particular versions because of bugs. We are using the bug and so we can't patch.
- Some cases where we don't patch because it breaks development process.
- How to we budget for maintenance.
- I.S. feels you must patch.
- Timeliness of patching.
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