Biker Name Generator

WEBVTT 1 "Sandhya Gali" (1180273152) 00:00:03.891 --> 00:00:30.669 Okay cool. So, last week we were talking about we'll just go from here and then, you know, from after that we can discuss what's what's pending. From a CBO perspective was provide was was to provide SQL dump. We still have time, but do you have, do you have any update on that Raghu? 2 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:00:30.669 --> 00:00:47.332 Yeah, we'll provide by next week. The school dump will provide by next week, but, yeah, we have the aggregate sheet ready for now. Ron should be able to provide that today, yeah. So. 3 "Sandhya Gali" (1180273152) 00:00:47.332 --> 00:00:56.130 Awesome and then you were supposed to get with Danielle to talk about the new attributes. Did you get a chance to do it yet or NO? 4 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:00:56.130 --> 00:00:59.267 That's next week. That's what I told you, right? 5 "Sandhya Gali" (1180273152) 00:00:59.267 --> 00:01:00.229 So. 6 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:01:00.229 --> 00:01:11.890 I have my meeting with him next week so next week. I think I have a sync up meeting as well with Daniel and and her queue next week, so. 7 "Sandhya Gali" (1180273152) 00:01:11.890 --> 00:01:21.832 Okay, and Lon was supposed to provide data for other markets in two five. He had a call on two four, but he was gonna send it to him. 8 "Lorn Benson" (89400064) 00:01:21.832 --> 00:01:33.729 Working on cleaning up some of the data from some of the legacy IP space to get what is actually currently in the network right now. So that's taking a little bit longer. 9 "Sandhya Gali" (1180273152) 00:01:33.729 --> 00:01:36.910 Okay, do you have a new date for this to be. 10 "Lorn Benson" (89400064) 00:01:36.910 --> 00:01:48.812 I I'm I'm shooting by the end of today. Okay. Okay, so you can give it to today. 11 "Sandhya Gali" (1180273152) 00:01:48.812 --> 00:01:53.610 You can actually talk about the. 12 "Sandhya Gali" (1180273152) 00:01:53.610 --> 00:02:13.610 Today's stuff. And I'm gonna do the same thing what we did with the other team actually guys so we were supposed to. 13 "Sandhya Gali" (1180273152) 00:02:13.610 --> 00:02:33.250 Okay I'm just gonna go. 14 "Sandhya Gali" (1180273152) 00:02:33.250 --> 00:02:53.562 So we were supposed to finish all of this by two 14th. Is there any Anything pending here Sam? 15 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:02:53.562 --> 00:03:08.792 No, I think we have asked, so if I recall, we're getting a full dump of all data center data and Lauren, did I ask you for all the aggregates or is, is that what you're working on, Lauren? 16 "Lorn Benson" (89400064) 00:03:08.792 --> 00:03:13.767 Yeah, yeah, I'm cleaning up some of the ags and stuff. 17 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:03:13.767 --> 00:03:27.211 Now, once we get those two pieces of information from IPC, that would be great. They're working on it, so we're on track there. 18 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:03:27.211 --> 00:03:34.886 Is that workable to be able to import. 19 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:03:34.886 --> 00:03:51.050 Yeah, yeah, other than what we discussed on the email like those 1703 space and some I I think I found like one other X and maybe other stuff missing, but that's something I was doing manually without doing a discovery, but it's definitely a good start with your. 20 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:03:51.050 --> 00:04:09.505 Provided so if we can get in that format exactly that you provided Chuck will be great for the rest of the data center and then we'll do the discovery, we'll massage it to our liking and then we'll import it eventually to infoblox. But, yeah, it will be the data, yeah. 21 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:04:09.505 --> 00:04:14.031 Okay, great. Have you been able to put that into your peak view already? 22 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:04:14.031 --> 00:04:40.919 No, because we have to finalize the accessible attributes and we also have to run some discovery in peak view and to see I was just eyeballing on just going here and there like four routers I was manually logging in, I wasn't but we need to do discovery of full of peak view also to kind of to kind of see what's covered, what's not really covered and what needs to be marked as aggregate. 23 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:04:40.919 --> 00:04:48.329 So once we get to that final stage, we'll obviously share back with you and we'll. 24 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:04:48.329 --> 00:04:49.108 Say, hey. 25 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:04:49.108 --> 00:04:57.261 This is what we did for PB and it will be data center by data center, so so all of our data on both sides where we match. 26 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:04:57.261 --> 00:05:10.188 And you keep us honest. Oh, that's right, absolutely. That's exactly it too. It would be helpful for us to kind of see how this looks actually in Infoblox so we can get a feel for it and understand it. 27 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:05:10.188 --> 00:05:13.228 Better we have an IPC. 28 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:05:13.228 --> 00:05:27.929 Yeah. Okay cool. Great. So Yeah, go ahead. Go ahead. Oh, I was gonna say that. 29 "Lorn Benson" (89400064) 00:05:27.929 --> 00:05:29.289 Okay. 30 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:05:29.289 --> 00:05:33.544 I must have a delay. 31 "Lorn Benson" (89400064) 00:05:33.544 --> 00:05:39.127 Okay. 32 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:05:39.665 --> 00:05:42.192 Oops just. 33 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:05:42.192 --> 00:06:00.044 Oh, oh, ok. Well I was gonna go back a little bit more specifics on otherwise too, is it with your extensible markups, I don't know if you wanna bring that back up again or if we wanna don't want to talk about that yet. 34 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:06:00.044 --> 00:06:12.587 Sure yeah you can Cynthia since you're sure can you bring it back up it's under if you expand that page that you're on and go to extensible attribute, it's below that. 35 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:06:12.587 --> 00:06:14.729 Okay. 36 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:06:14.729 --> 00:06:16.083 So. 37 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:06:16.083 --> 00:06:30.184 Yeah, right, right. And understand too like service types and everything, I think this is all fungible, I mean it's not set in stone right now. There's like gonna be other things changed in there that I would assume, correct? 38 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:06:30.184 --> 00:06:50.599 Yeah, so if there is a like we realize you're missing service type in a month from now, we'll just add it here like to the list but it's just more minute data attached to the network so we can, so we can in the future, if you wanna do reporting, if you wanna, do some sorting, all that stuff, it's easier for us to pull. But all this. 39 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:06:50.599 --> 00:07:12.318 Stuff that we discussed last time from your block types should be all in there, like private public and loopback, management, all the infrastructure types, we'll add more color on the service types, yeah, some descriptions, some VLAN numbers, things that you guys might not care about, but my. 40 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:07:12.318 --> 00:07:25.761 Makes sense for us yeah we might not have all that detailed some cases we do in our descriptions we have some things in there too but yeah but that might be helpful you have a description obviously you can pull in our description and drop it in. 41 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:07:25.761 --> 00:07:27.947 Yours. Yeah. 42 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:07:27.947 --> 00:07:31.359 With the network device, is that the the host name? 43 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:07:31.359 --> 00:07:47.519 Okay, so it's sometimes easier, like let's say I'm deploying a/twenty nine or 27 on on a pair of switches usually that's what they go. So it will be just put it in there like there on DSW three and four, e.g.. 44 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:07:47.519 --> 00:08:04.628 And then it will be easier to track just more metadata, that that's not required actually. The only four required attributes are on the four on the right side on the left side, the other right here. 45 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:08:04.628 --> 00:08:08.269 Okay, good. 46 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:08:08.269 --> 00:08:25.289 Yeah and service type will be also recommended as well as add type yeah all everything you see here will be recommended for two user to complete, but they must at least complete what's on the, the left side. 47 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:08:25.289 --> 00:08:49.647 Okay, so one thing we do too I mean obviously we put it, we don't have we actually do have fields that we could add into IPC called udfs or username fields. We've hide away from that because it's caused some issues in the past with IPC so but anyway, what we do is like in our description, we we typically always try to put in the ticket number and the device name. 48 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:08:49.647 --> 00:08:52.648 Yeah, we should always have a ticket for. 49 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:08:52.648 --> 00:09:03.406 Associated with that assignment of that block. We don't necessarily have a number assigned to an aggregate because it was probably something that was given to you perhaps 20 years ago. 50 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:09:03.406 --> 00:09:05.209 Yeah so. 51 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:09:05.209 --> 00:09:09.590 We don't have necessarily records on that but yeah so that's those that's the type of thing we put. 52 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:09:09.590 --> 00:09:10.867 In there too so yeah. 53 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:09:10.867 --> 00:09:12.424 I don't know if you're planning on doing. 54 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:09:12.424 --> 00:09:39.579 That as well. We want to capture number in the in the description if possible like data like that. The thing is more sometimes not have a ticket, right? And we're gonna use another tool Nebula to front end this and eventually to kind of abstract all the complexity of info blocks and people can go to Nebula and just put it in. And in the common type, they also track the project number and some. 55 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:09:39.579 --> 00:09:50.568 Request ID, so they don't have a ticket type but they have like a different stuff to track, all the requests that come in and yeah that can go under description.comment. 56 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:09:50.568 --> 00:10:02.481 Okay, so a question since you brought up Nebula, are you gonna use Nebula for host IP assignments or are you gonna actually do it for like new block assignments to infoblock. 57 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:10:02.481 --> 00:10:31.599 It will be for, Right now new blocks will will probably come and someone will enter manually because they don't happen often and then someone will work with your team, right? To put in info blocks like myself or anybody, right? But Nebula will be used for like let's say you assign us a block and now people wanted to use the blocks, right? Like someone is deploying something in the RDC and they need/twenty eight, so to reserve a block, they will go to Nebula to do that. 58 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:10:31.599 --> 00:11:06.349 That and also to release that block as well as eventually some reporting to use and also what they do is when a Vmiss are being created, like let's say there is a project that requires about 500 VMs, they'll also create a host record eventually that's what they want to do. So populated all the hundred Vmiss that were deployed for that project and itself, so yeah, it will directly go under the subnet and whatever, all the Vmiss will be populated and it will be used. So if they want to expand in the future, they say next available and they don't overlap. 59 "Lorn Benson" (89400064) 00:11:08.664 --> 00:11:20.087 When it's being created, got a question. The host themselves are they gonna actually be active as DMS for a lot of those hosts? 60 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:11:20.087 --> 00:11:39.299 Yeah, that's a good question. We want DNS for every host, but I, I don't know if Nebula is doing that for the host site, 100 %, and so I can't really answer that one, but eventually. Okay. Yeah, yeah. 61 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:11:39.299 --> 00:12:00.919 But it will make sense now we're also thinking to put a dynamic DNS for info blocks, maybe hopefully at the end of this project. So when hosts are added and the DNS record is created and even if that host is short lived and it won't show in the R table, at least the DNS record will be there and we know that. 62 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:12:00.919 --> 00:12:10.044 But this host might be off, but at least it has goes up on time on the network, so don't use that IP kind of thing. 63 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:12:10.044 --> 00:12:15.583 Alright cool. Thank you. 64 "Sandhya Gali" (1180273152) 00:12:15.583 --> 00:12:19.605 Okay. 65 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:12:20.308 --> 00:12:42.751 Before I can share this page to Daniel, we need more details in this page on how the structure is gonna be and all the stuff. I know you're doing your research and data collection but if I go to Daniel half cooked, he's gonna say, I need all details and that's when I can do a decision on it. 66 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:12:42.751 --> 00:12:46.465 So think Daniel wants to see an example or something of the. 67 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:12:46.465 --> 00:12:51.340 Yes. Yep yep. 68 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:12:51.340 --> 00:12:52.706 So you. 69 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:12:52.706 --> 00:12:55.817 So, so. 70 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:12:55.817 --> 00:13:16.709 Yeah yeah if he he he he wants to see how at least a sample, let's say for PQ you can yeah he wants to we can show like one data center and how it was designed, how are the IP group blocks are cloned from top to bottom and how markets are separated and all that stuff. So he wanna see that. 71 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:13:16.709 --> 00:13:33.223 At least one example before I can show this to him. I mean, I can show him this, but he's gonna ask more details and how it's designed, how it's gonna get assigned, what's the, what's the container structure, what's the plan, all those details. So going to him with this will not give any. 72 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:13:33.223 --> 00:13:37.189 You want me to create an example or put a screenshot below or. 73 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:13:37.189 --> 00:13:56.591 How do you want to handle this? Yes, you can create a structure in the info blocks. Let's say that let's say that's the template, it's not the final finalized version but maybe whatever you have now, create that in the info blocks I think I have access to info blocks or whichever you're testing on, I can log in into it and show it to them. 74 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:13:56.591 --> 00:14:22.692 Yeah, so I can I can put like dummy because this stuff is not in Infoblox, not all of it. Some of it might be, but not all of it's info blocks yet. We wanted to finalize it before we put in info blocks, but in our stamp area, I can create a screenshot and, and show an like something you can look at if you want. Yeah, or I can create an Excel sheet and show you what it will look like eventually. 75 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:14:22.692 --> 00:14:24.494 With a fake network. Sure, yeah. 76 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:14:24.494 --> 00:14:26.131 That work, yeah. Okay, I'll. 77 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:14:26.131 --> 00:14:35.806 Because I mean you we I think, you know, we have a meeting with him on next Friday so you can present it to him on that thing. 78 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:14:35.806 --> 00:14:39.311 Okay, so that's what the meeting's about. You just want to see. 79 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:14:39.311 --> 00:14:41.661 Yeah. 80 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:14:41.661 --> 00:14:49.259 Yeah, we're hoping to have a follow up. Yeah. 81 "Lorn Benson" (89400064) 00:14:49.259 --> 00:14:50.471 I. 82 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:14:50.471 --> 00:15:13.969 We're just trying to get everybody's feedback in by next week, next Friday is the due date, right? So if we meet with Daniel or if you guys meet with Daniel on Friday, we should have it all. I know that there's a meeting with NAS next week and private cloud to hash out some things in regards to this as well. So hopefully that. 83 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:15:13.969 --> 00:15:15.841 Go smoothly. Okay. 84 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:15:15.841 --> 00:15:22.799 Okay, ok, sounds good. 85 "Lorn Benson" (89400064) 00:15:22.799 --> 00:15:23.880 Okay. 86 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:15:23.880 --> 00:15:51.189 The only other thing I see in this, list here is basically getting the individuals identified that are gonna be within Infoblox, and if we know if they're gonna need, you know, read access or read write access, and then also look at the, the DDI training and stuff certification stuff for whoever needs it. 87 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:15:51.189 --> 00:15:53.111 Okay. 88 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:15:53.111 --> 00:15:55.926 Okay. 89 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:15:55.926 --> 00:15:58.748 Okay. 90 "Lorn Benson" (89400064) 00:16:03.890 --> 00:16:07.448 I thought this. 91 "Sandhya Gali" (1180273152) 00:16:07.448 --> 00:16:08.124 Is already. 92 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:16:08.124 --> 00:16:21.468 Cause I've seen yeah that that's actually Chuck and Lauren, you can probably just remove that and then just put Regu Chuck and Lauren are their contacts for this project. 93 "Sandhya Gali" (1180273152) 00:16:21.468 --> 00:16:23.986 Okay. What are you asking them? 94 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:16:23.986 --> 00:16:41.299 You need to know. It's for the training's training. Okay. Yeah, so we're going to be basically locking down access to certain individuals. There's a lot of people that have access to it right now that probably shouldn't. 95 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:16:41.299 --> 00:16:54.749 So we just wanna make sure we're collecting this information from each team to make sure that we don't lock them out of it, you know, we want to make sure that they're able to do what they need to do. 96 "Sandhya Gali" (1180273152) 00:16:54.749 --> 00:17:00.626 So Raghu, when would you give that. 97 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:17:00.626 --> 00:17:05.805 When can you give that when give. 98 "Sandhya Gali" (1180273152) 00:17:05.805 --> 00:17:11.708 Who are the people you want access for? 99 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:17:11.708 --> 00:17:15.007 We need the list so we we have. 100 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:17:15.007 --> 00:17:16.673 Now I I believe so. 101 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:17:16.673 --> 00:17:20.208 We're going to be changing. 102 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:17:20.208 --> 00:17:27.599 Right, so we want to make sure that we've got the right people in the tool with the correct access level, right? 103 "Lorn Benson" (89400064) 00:17:27.599 --> 00:17:30.880 So that's that's what we need 1st. 104 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:17:30.880 --> 00:17:41.074 We will be only for read access if I'm not wrong Richard I'm not we'll, our team will not be reserving anything in info blocks. Okay. We will be just taking the data from info. 105 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:17:41.074 --> 00:17:46.500 Right, and the service account, right? Yeah. 106 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:17:46.500 --> 00:17:48.664 Okay. 107 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:17:49.783 --> 00:17:53.144 So we just want to make sure that all that information is collected. 108 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:17:53.144 --> 00:18:03.363 Right, and documented that's all. So if you could just send us an email with what you guys need, we'll make sure it gets I'll shoot you an email on that. Okay, great. 109 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:18:03.363 --> 00:18:15.142 Thanks for your group. Yeah, because my team should not be receiving anything in info blocks once you have this started and we'll be just pulling the data on whatever API calls you give to keep updating the data from you guys. 110 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:18:15.142 --> 00:18:29.721 Okay, and the training that's available is free, so if you have individuals that are interested in, looking it over or registering, just let us know and we can send that information over to you as well. 111 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:18:29.721 --> 00:18:40.568 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Shoot me that information and I'll have at least five to six engineers in my team join the call. I mean look at that and go through the. 112 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:18:40.568 --> 00:18:48.885 Okay, great. Anything else? 113 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:18:48.885 --> 00:18:52.106 Mike, Sam, anything else? 114 "Samatar Hassan" (483099136) 00:18:52.106 --> 00:19:02.224 Okay. No, I want to thank the IT management team. You guys have been great to work with, easy to work with and definitely looking forward for future contributions. 115 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:19:02.224 --> 00:19:06.858 Yeah, definitely appreciate your guys input. So thank you. 116 "Chuck Hauge" (2907972352) 00:19:06.858 --> 00:19:13.003 Thank you for that visibility and everything too. 117 "Raghu Puppala" (2572428032) 00:19:13.003 --> 00:19:16.041 Appreciate that. Yep yep any assistance? 118 "Richard Whelan" (596403968) 00:19:16.041 --> 00:19:25.788 Very good. Yes. Have a good rest of your Friday. Have a good weekend, and we'll probably talk to you next week.

WEBVTT 1 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:00:00.000 --> 00:00:19.019 Okay, so let's go start with our action items I have in place. So Raghu's team is supposed to provide us an SQL dump. We have time until next. 2 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:00:19.019 --> 00:00:28.871 Two more days, but do we have it on in place yet or NO? Sam, do you have it? 3 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:00:28.871 --> 00:00:34.451 Not a sequel one. No, that's for 02:14. Okay, so meeting time, ok. 4 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:00:34.451 --> 00:00:38.406 But we are on track, right, Lauren? 5 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:00:38.406 --> 00:00:45.515 I'm sorry I'm trying to adjust my poem I can barely hear you. 6 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:00:45.515 --> 00:00:48.852 Now can you guys hear me ok? 7 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:00:48.852 --> 00:00:51.254 Yeah ever heard you ok? 8 "Michael Seay" (2802546688) 00:00:51.254 --> 00:00:54.832 Yeah but ok here. Okay. 9 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:00:54.832 --> 00:01:02.245 Cool, so long, do you, are you on track to get this SQL dump to center soon? 10 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:01:02.245 --> 00:01:14.250 Yeah, I was actually gonna bug him about that today cause I've did some of the massaging that Ragu had asked on Friday meant to talk to him yesterday but got yanked away on some. 11 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:01:14.250 --> 00:01:31.615 Escalations that needed to get worked. So yeah, I'm gonna be providing the initial cut to see if that's what Samutar is looking for, Tim today, and so yes, wouldn't be a good time to bug you on that one Sam. Excuse me. 12 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:01:31.615 --> 00:01:33.596 Any questions? 13 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:01:33.596 --> 00:01:38.696 Yeah, we can we can we can chat lauren. Let's chat and let's figure out. 14 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:01:38.696 --> 00:01:42.751 Yeah alright, i'll saw something on your calendar here for a little bit later this afterno. 15 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:01:42.751 --> 00:01:51.615 Sure in the afternoon is good. So Lauren, you guys are providing the SQL dump and also I think. 16 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:01:51.615 --> 00:01:54.537 Well, I'm not sure I know the eggs. 17 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:01:54.537 --> 00:01:55.996 For the different data set. 18 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:01:55.996 --> 00:02:29.480 Right, right. I'm actually providing the eggs because like I said we were massaging them because a lot of the stuff that in some of the original data centers is IP space that's not never been allocated data center, but it's, it is represented on data center devices, so I've been working with Raghu as to how he wants that to to be recognized, and so that's what I wanted to kind of bug you about how you want to look at it from an info blocks perspective before totally providing those. So, yeah, that's one of those that seems to be the question from somebody. 19 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:02:29.480 --> 00:02:31.499 All legacy stuff that's out there. 20 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:02:31.499 --> 00:02:33.039 Sure, yeah, we can look. 21 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:02:33.039 --> 00:02:51.410 Got it. Yeah, exactly. So yeah, but as far as by the sequence I'm not sure since I don't think I was a part of any conversations associated with a sequel dump, what exactly that means for you guys? Are you literally expecting a SQL queries of SQL data for that? 22 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:02:51.410 --> 00:03:00.937 That or is that a something else you've already worked with on our, on the database side? What exactly is that? 23 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:03:00.937 --> 00:03:11.057 I think Michael can speak on that, but I'm assuming it's the database of a SQL database of all the network related to data centers. 24 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:03:11.057 --> 00:03:21.840 Yeah, there should be, there should be a MySQL dump command that will export a full copy of the database and schema. 25 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:03:21.840 --> 00:03:38.055 So when you, like there's a, there's a CLI command to to do the dump, and it creates a binary file, and that binary file can then be loaded in a brand new different instance of MySQL. 26 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:03:38.055 --> 00:03:43.254 Okay, well that's what I was trying to figure out whether you are talking to on that one. 27 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:03:43.254 --> 00:03:46.481 Okay pretty sure that's what we're looking for, yeah. 28 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:03:46.481 --> 00:04:01.618 Yeah, ok. So then, then, then that would lead me to another question then is because like I said, with a sequel dump, it will provide everything that is associated or attached with a data center devices, but it's not necessarily data center IP space. So. 29 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:04:01.618 --> 00:04:05.854 It should have everything that's contained within IP control. 30 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:04:05.854 --> 00:04:21.350 Right, agreed, but just because IP space is represented on a data center device does not mean it is data center IP space because in legacy environments from going way back, there's different. 31 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:04:21.350 --> 00:04:44.699 Video type IP space that was represented in, on data center devices that we do not want info box to be able to allocate. So what I've been trying to figure out has been from IP allocations that are, in the data center. 32 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:04:44.699 --> 00:05:01.554 Wheelhouse, how does Infoblox represent that? What, what does that look like for infoblox? Because you're not gonna wanna be importing a bunch of legacy IP space that is not to be allocated by infoblox. It's kind of my fun. 33 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:05:01.554 --> 00:05:03.992 Is there a way to summarize that? 34 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:05:03.992 --> 00:05:07.832 That data because what we could do is we could write filters. 35 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:05:07.832 --> 00:05:11.035 That prevent that data from being. 36 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:05:11.035 --> 00:05:33.596 Well, right, but like I said, that's that's part of being the the kicker here for just going oh yeah we can just we'll just grab all the space. Well, NO, because historically it's, it's been like I said over time things have shifted, same way like I'll just use squat space for an example. There's tons of squat space allocated to data center that cannot be allocated. 37 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:05:33.596 --> 00:05:35.894 Today. You know, this might be a new. 38 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:05:35.894 --> 00:05:49.799 User method to use or some of the legacy red management space, which is RFC 1918 space not to be allocated by data center any longer because that has been redeployed for other uses. 39 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:05:49.799 --> 00:06:10.136 Since that was deployed in the legacy environments. So like I said, that's what I've been trying to figure out. Do you guys even wanna see that because if you do start allocating, we will be having to have some significant conversations because of how it impacts the one cloud one network strategy. 40 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:06:10.136 --> 00:06:24.094 So, there's there's really not a way that you can filter it on the out, outward bound, like in in using MySQL dump, you can't really filter it out. So we're gonna. 41 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:06:24.094 --> 00:06:25.277 Did everything. 42 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:06:25.277 --> 00:06:27.531 What we need to do is filter it going in. 43 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:06:27.531 --> 00:06:47.779 Right, like I said, that's why I've been trying to figure out because that's where to me I think from from what I've been playing with on just the aggregate side of trying to craft those down and identify the larger aggregates that are not to be used because they are NO longer to be deployed. Like I said in the IPC universe, we call. 44 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:06:47.779 --> 00:07:06.652 Those stranded blocks, blocks that have been allocated but NO longer can be. I don't know if Infoblox has that same kind of designations, but like I said, it's one of those things where we're trying to prevent just dumping all the data, great if you want to knock yourselves out, but it. 45 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:07:06.652 --> 00:07:18.353 Wouldn't you still want all those blocks to go in even though you don't want the, the detailed data? Like, wouldn't you wanna show it as a block not to assign from. 46 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:07:18.353 --> 00:07:29.455 Well, right. Like I said, that's that's that's kind of that fundamental philosophy of what we need to discuss to decide and and discuss because as i've written makes almost. 47 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:07:29.455 --> 00:07:41.557 It's like that's almost a day two discussion though, because we're gonna have to get the the full picture of what we're working with to go in and that that is. 48 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:07:41.557 --> 00:07:54.119 And I've I've got that one. I've got a couple more things I was tweaking right after this meeting here. And then like I said I was gonna let Samatar look at that from the X and like I said, that would be removing. 49 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:07:54.119 --> 00:08:18.790 All of that RFC 19 space, all of the squat space and some of the legacy, I don't know I'll just, like I said there's a couple other kind of random ones out there. So that's the, the question. Do you want those represented in any way, shape or form in info blocks if if it cannot be allocated by info blocks? 50 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:08:18.790 --> 00:08:51.474 Yeah, so we wanted to see Lauren, I know like e.g., we'll never assign swatch space now, but we still want to see what's on the network today. So in case of migration and all of that, we know like what IP we need to touch and replace and all that stuff. So on top of aggregates, we also like to get what do you have on the network and we're not gonna take everything you give us as like hundred percent correct. We'll do our due diligence on our side to kinda review our network's configured and kind of fix that. 51 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:08:51.474 --> 00:09:00.149 Yeah, ok, like I said, that's why I'm just been trying to figure out how Infoblox handles that kind of data, whether or not that's, you know, like the. 52 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:09:00.149 --> 00:09:16.330 In IPC universe it's real simple, just carve off a block type and go, NO longer deployed legacy and you know from a cap and grow versus just cap and and move on whether Infoblox handles that kind of stuff so how how is IPC preventing you from doing. 53 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:09:16.330 --> 00:09:17.975 Doing anything once you define it. 54 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:09:17.975 --> 00:09:34.674 Like that. But like I said, that's what we call. It's literally we anything that is been designated as a stranded block it's out it's in the network, it's represented. We know it's there, we know where it exists, so it's really The system doesn't really prevent you from doing. 55 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:09:34.674 --> 00:09:37.715 Doing anything with it. It just, it, you know better. 56 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:09:37.715 --> 00:09:52.368 Like you see the description of that block and it's actually placed in in places where we cannot allocate without a significant amount of work without having to do and all that. Like I said, it it does have kind of stop gaps in in place to prevent. 57 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:09:52.368 --> 00:10:11.627 That so I see. Okay. Yeah. I don't know that we would have well it we could possibly do the same thing in our product with R back rules, but anytime you have a full blown super user admin, they have full. 58 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:10:11.627 --> 00:10:26.249 Rights and capabilities. Right, right. So when you need to totally agree, but like I said, that's where I've just been trying to get the grip on how Infoblox Infoblox handles that versus, like I said, our good old IPC unit. 59 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:10:26.249 --> 00:10:46.833 So, ok. All right. Yeah, like I said, I'm throwing something on on samatar's schedules here this afternoon so we can look through it all and see what he says and then I'll get my guy on our team to work on getting the most data sets on those. 60 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:10:46.833 --> 00:10:58.556 Thank you long. And long, there is another question. It's not question, but you guys were supposed to have a meeting with Danielle Monday because yesterday. Did that. 61 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:10:58.556 --> 00:11:07.417 That was never said that way what you said last week was that is a conversation for this week was not for Monday because like I said right now. 62 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:11:07.417 --> 00:11:11.354 So do you have any, any meeting set with him? 63 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:11:11.354 --> 00:11:17.914 No, that was a conversation for this week. It was during this week. 64 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:11:17.914 --> 00:11:23.516 So, we have the date is also 02:14, so. 65 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:11:23.516 --> 00:11:29.273 You know, let me well it's not the 14th, is it? It's not 14th yet yes. 66 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:11:29.273 --> 00:11:38.513 And then long to provide data for other markets, we got one for one market, but you know you were supposed to put. 67 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:11:38.513 --> 00:11:45.073 Provided. No, it's gonna be probably that's what we're talking about with cemetry today. Okay, cool. 68 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:11:45.073 --> 00:11:53.138 Yeah, so I will mark this as complete as soon as this is done today. Just let me know. Yeah, you can put it at 02:14, it's fine. 69 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:11:53.138 --> 00:11:55.294 We can work step by side. 70 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:11:55.294 --> 00:12:01.493 It doesn't matter, like I said it's just one of those that are kind of. 71 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:12:01.493 --> 00:12:10.331 Okay, let me go back to our, other items we have, please. 72 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:12:10.331 --> 00:12:19.996 So, I'm going through the kickoff planning what we have put together. Yeah. 73 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:12:20.794 --> 00:12:27.271 We have all the contacts in place from CBO perspective. 74 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:12:27.271 --> 00:12:30.036 Yeah, we have all the CBO folks. 75 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:12:30.036 --> 00:12:31.595 I'll go and launch. 76 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:12:31.595 --> 00:12:36.776 I'm here today, Raghu Lauren and what's his name? Chuck? 77 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:12:36.776 --> 00:12:53.137 Yeah ok and I'm gonna update this one and we are working on the data part of it, working on the setup and execution part of this. This is, this is again. 78 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:12:53.137 --> 00:12:54.676 On top, we have a. 79 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:12:54.676 --> 00:12:57.372 Right meeting with our design team. 80 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:12:57.372 --> 00:13:25.319 So, we're finalizing also what the extensible attributes should look like and so what do you see today you might see changes tomorrow, and in our next meeting we'll review it with you guys basically what we have decided and I will I'm keeping in mind all the stuff that you guys we have already previously agreed how you track the network. We're gonna keep those attributes and values. 81 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:13:25.319 --> 00:13:43.559 And we're just gonna enhance it with the, with their requirements and we will have a final round. Hopefully sometime this week to kind of say this is what it is and this is what we are planning to go for. And then after that we'll move on to execution. 82 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:13:43.559 --> 00:13:47.760 No, sounds fun. 83 "Michael Forrest" (3626864896) 00:13:47.760 --> 00:13:52.522 Yep, Sounds good. 84 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:13:52.522 --> 00:14:01.580 So, did we do do we have anything about the best practice analysis yet that we wanna document? 85 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:14:01.580 --> 00:14:10.832 Michael and I have been working now on the site but we haven't been properly documented, but we will start with the documentation. 86 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:14:10.832 --> 00:14:32.977 Okay the next two block and ok so I think that is the that's the only thing I have. So once we have in place, we're gonna start putting them in the documentation and then we'll be, we'll be done with this two four. 87 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:14:32.977 --> 00:14:40.400 Yeah, as far as this meeting is concerned, we'll sync up alone next week. I'm sorry. Thursday is it or friday? I. 88 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:14:40.400 --> 00:14:41.938 That will the next meeting. It's on. 89 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:14:41.938 --> 00:14:54.953 Friday. Yeah, we'll give them what we are thinking of going with it and hopefully we'll get the dump and the other data that we requested and we'll just we'll just proceed. 90 "Michael Forrest" (3626864896) 00:14:54.953 --> 00:15:10.361 Right, and I'll have a rough draft for the best practices ready for that meeting. Excuse me. Sorry about that. 91 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:15:10.361 --> 00:15:16.941 No worries. Sure thing then anything else you guys wanna discuss? 92 "Lorn Benson" (4235864832) 00:15:16.941 --> 00:15:21.498 Okay, if not we have. 93 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:15:21.498 --> 00:15:28.941 It's up 12 min back to your calendar. Thank you so much guys and I'll see you in the afternoon. Anything else. 94 "Richard Whelan" (77497856) 00:15:28.941 --> 00:15:51.221 You want to say? No, the only other item was something for Regu, which we'll talk about later this week I guess for the just the point of contacts that we'll need access, read access and and all that. So, we just need to make sure we get that from Regu by the end of this week if we could for training certification type stuff, so. 95 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:15:51.221 --> 00:15:54.043 Action item I don't think I have it. 96 "Sandhya Gali" (1416691968) 00:16:00.337 --> 00:16:03.440 I'm gonna add that here. Thank you guys. 97 "Michael Forrest" (3626864896) 00:16:03.440 --> 00:16:04.340 Yep. 98 "Richard Whelan" (77497856) 00:16:04.340 --> 00:16:09.198 Thank you. Thanks, everybody. Take care. And Patrick, if you need me to. 99 "Patrick Piper" (190000128) 00:16:09.198 --> 00:16:11.158 Just reach out, ok? Yep, we'll get. 100 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:16:11.158 --> 00:16:19.960 Yeah. Hey Rick, can you add him, can you add him access to Patrick for Infoblox if you can start the. 101 "Richard Whelan" (77497856) 00:16:19.960 --> 00:16:35.661 As well? I we're working through some PID issues somehow he ended up with two of them so and there's a little confusion as far as what was set up properly and what isn't. So once we get through that, I'll make sure he's added to the the. 102 "Samatar Hassan" (3143275776) 00:16:35.661 --> 00:16:38.939 All right, sounds good. All right. 103 "Richard Whelan" (77497856) 00:16:38.939 --> 00:16:50.124 Thanks everybody. Take care.

WEBVTT 1 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:00:00.000 --> 00:00:20.000 Then, yeah, from Jason and I guess Bob or other guys have have asked us to do, we've already started to do some, the software automations we were doing attentional and MBPA, bring them in house and do them in Ansible and AWX on like a with Nebula, Nebula will be driving the. 2 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:00:20.000 --> 00:00:37.680 Like front end but like all the network interaction will be with with Ansible. So we we're starting with Nexus nine K and we have the SOP, but we and we've done kind of the the base upgrade without really validations, very basic download a file, make sure the MV five is good and. 3 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:00:37.680 --> 00:00:55.980 You'd proceed with another multi stage upgrade, but we want to also include I guess the mop like pre and post check any any like gotchas, any, back out or rollback conditions, so I guess we started this meeting just to kind of like level set today, I guess 1st get a mop that we can use, like start. 4 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:00:55.980 --> 00:01:26.529 Doing some prechecks in that and maybe go over some stuff for next for the follow up meeting, so I guess me and Sam talked about like maybe from you Patrick and your team getting at 1st of all, like what are like any pre validations that are like a dead stop, anything before even before prechecks, if it's not in the mop, like what what are things you would check for that if this condition doesn't met, what would you not proceed with and we just need to document that like on chop with with Sanjay and Skip. 5 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:01:26.529 --> 00:01:48.882 So, yeah, so everything should be on the maps. I got some maps over here that we use for some upgrade pretty recently. So I'm gonna share that in the chat and you let me know if that's what you're looking for. So those are for specific devices. 6 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:01:48.882 --> 00:02:05.940 Yeah, if we're looking probably just from youtube, just yeah every maybe maybe even you also calling out separately like everything that you would if a sister device, like say if it's a a VDC, like how would you discover that? So if you didn't know what that sister device was, how would you discover it? 7 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:02:05.940 --> 00:02:35.192 And what would you look, what would be a blocker on that that device has the interface is down or anything else that would make you want to stop the maintenance? Just we're just gonna document all of that. If it's not, if it's in the mop, that's good too, but just like maybe from operations calling out every step that they would stop, you understand that we would just incorporate that into an ansible playbook? But we can look at the mop, but if you want to bring some, some notes for next week, we can just go over that in terms of what you would stop for for pre validation, pre check. 8 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:02:35.192 --> 00:02:36.692 Yeah. 9 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:02:36.692 --> 00:02:57.810 And traffic shift too, so like every scenario for a traffic shift, like how would we do that with all the possibilities across our network as is for nine Ks we'll just stick to nine Ks now. Like traffic shifting, what would we do for every scenario? If there's maintenance mode enabled, if not, if it's not enabled, how would you do it, and what steps would you take to do that? 10 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:02:57.810 --> 00:03:02.751 Okay. Yeah, I see what you're looking for. I'm probably gonna need some time to. 11 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:03:02.751 --> 00:03:05.552 Work on that? Yeah yes. Yeah. 12 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:03:05.552 --> 00:03:10.084 But yeah, let me let me share these maps 1st. 13 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:03:10.084 --> 00:03:12.990 Yeah, just emailed that to everyone on the on. 14 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:03:12.990 --> 00:03:14.330 In this. 15 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:03:14.330 --> 00:03:16.312 On the meeting. 16 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:03:16.312 --> 00:03:38.912 That'd be great. Yeah, I'm gonna reply reply to all and put that in there. I had a question though. Are you gonna be, do you know if you're gonna be working with Cisco because they did the the exact same work when they were working on BPA? I was kind of wondering I was kind of wondering if you're gonna discuss with them or gonna be completely. 17 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:03:38.912 --> 00:03:47.829 If there's a contact you bring them into the call, they can give that feedback too. So we're just looking for like our, our process, how it is today. 18 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:03:47.829 --> 00:04:00.960 Yeah, that BPA is a Cisco BPA adoption tool, which is proprietary to Cisco, which they used on the nine K, the Nexus nine K deployment project. 19 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:04:00.960 --> 00:04:04.020 Yeah, we're we're testing. 20 "Jason Mcallister" (3260354048) 00:04:04.020 --> 00:04:07.422 So Patrick, did you give the rundown here of what we're. 21 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:04:07.422 --> 00:04:08.660 For what we need and what we'. 22 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:04:08.660 --> 00:04:12.001 Yeah, we're going over like some deliverables. 23 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:04:12.001 --> 00:04:33.123 For you know we're gonna get the mop, we're gonna go through that and Patrick's gonna kind of go through and give us what if it's not in the mop or if it if it is in the mops outlining the conditions that we would stop, how we would prep traffic shift for next week, just give us take some time and get that data down the call. Oh oh sorry yeah you're right. 24 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:04:33.123 --> 00:05:02.059 So yeah, I'm gonna, I'm gonna need to take some time to work on that, make sure that I mean if something's not covered on the map, if we're missing something, I'm gonna put that together and give it to you but yeah I'm gonna give you some maps that we use pretty recently for I think it's for from 937 to 1032 and I also have the two steps. So basically for the two steps. 25 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:05:02.059 --> 00:05:10.098 We do two mops. We do one mop for the 931 to 937 1st and then we do 9372. 26 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:05:10.098 --> 00:05:21.681 Ten three two. Yeah, but I do think there's NO nine there's NO 931 out there anymore, right? They look how they got checked and we're all like we're either 937 or above. 27 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:05:21.681 --> 00:05:24.479 There might be 23. 28 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:05:24.479 --> 00:05:28.403 We have 23 devices. We might need. 29 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:05:28.403 --> 00:05:35.579 To check let me look at the I have a device that I think I have like a way to check versioning. 30 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:05:35.579 --> 00:05:49.360 And yeah, there's a hundred and 9039 Ks that have been upgraded. It's a two step upgrade pro project we we just finished, but we found 23 additional ones that haven't been upgraded. 31 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:05:49.360 --> 00:05:55.594 Yeah, I'll yeah, I I think we have everything's upgraded to at least 937 we'll veri. 32 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:05:55.594 --> 00:06:03.911 Okay, if everything is upgraded to 937 it's probably just just gonna be like one month. Yeah. 33 "Jason Mcallister" (3260354048) 00:06:03.911 --> 00:06:33.156 So Patrick, I would also think too, like, anything additional like that you would want to add in, any additional checks or processes, feel free to give us that info too, just because like if this has all been done through Ansible or programmatically, then, you know, you may get, you guys may want to add some checks in there that you're not checking on now from like a manual perspective. I know Cisco was doing some of these before, so anything you can think of like that, feel free to give us too. 34 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:06:33.156 --> 00:06:34.995 Okay. 35 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:06:34.995 --> 00:06:55.116 Yeah, and I see like there's 1936 device out there and then the rest are 937 or or like 1032 or 1023 Amy, so, but yeah, we, we can, focus on 937 and we can probably get a short little kicker to do 936 to 937 and then you go from there. 36 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:06:55.116 --> 00:07:09.575 Okay, and do you know how long it's gonna take to I guess, I guess you you may not not yet, but I was thinking do you know how long it's gonna take to get the tool up and running? Do you have like a target? 37 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:07:09.575 --> 00:07:22.595 I mean we were talking end of Q1, but we still have to work with Nebula to get their front and running. So this this conversation we're having now is really just getting the requirements started for the other validation stuff, so it's gonna be a few weeks. 38 "Jason Mcallister" (3260354048) 00:07:22.595 --> 00:07:33.671 Good mothermore. Okay. I guess too, like once we get the Ansible scripts created, if they wanted to use it early before we got like the front end integration, that would be viable as well for like testing purposes. 39 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:07:33.671 --> 00:07:45.895 Yeah, we could, we could use the workflow engine of AWX to to stitch them together, require testing, we have stamp. We can test the stamp. 40 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:07:45.895 --> 00:07:50.087 Okay. 41 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:07:50.087 --> 00:07:52.592 So alright. 42 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:07:52.592 --> 00:08:12.197 But yeah, so like just notes around like just to reiterate like yeah shared that mop and we'll we'll start doing the pre and like just comparison with like traffic traffic levels and all that sort of stuff. All the normal stuff we think we should do and we can we'll verify a few of that is what you want. But yeah, like we talked about the any all the stopping points that. 43 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:08:12.197 --> 00:08:14.758 That would you would back out traffic shifts. 44 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:08:14.758 --> 00:08:39.633 Traffic shifts, still the question to you around, do you want, to stop before you shift traffic? Like, do you want to do your validation pre check and then wait or you just want to run on through it? I know some leadership wants to just keep on NO stopping at all and just if there's NO errors, just go through it, but just getting how do you guys want it to run if you want to actually wait before your traffic shift your mouse. 45 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:08:39.633 --> 00:08:49.418 Okay. Yeah, I'm gonna I'm gonna set up a meeting this week with the Nexus upgrade team and I'm gonna be I'm gonna. 46 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:08:49.418 --> 00:08:51.559 Work with them to see. 47 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:08:51.559 --> 00:09:07.453 Yeah, it's gonna take me some time, but in the meantime, I'm gonna share the map that we I mean one of the recent map that we actually used to do the upgrade and yeah I can share the template as well that we have, the standard that we have. 48 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:09:07.453 --> 00:09:19.729 But yeah yeah you shared that stuff again in the mop and yeah we can we can we can start with that with enough, that's enough for me and same with to work on before next week. 49 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:09:19.729 --> 00:09:33.494 Okay. Yeah, I I'm gonna go ahead and start with that and set up the meeting with the people doing the upgrade to discuss the current process and make sure that we're covering everything on the new tool. 50 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:09:33.494 --> 00:09:49.593 Cool. And then yeah also like just so that I guess Skip and Patrick know that we're once we do the nine K we'll we'll probably we'll touch I think and Arista is the next ask from Bob, but we'll we'll touch the other platforms and succession after this to do the same thing over and over again for you. 51 "Jason Mcallister" (3260354048) 00:09:49.593 --> 00:09:51.995 Yeah, i'd rather get the one. 52 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:09:51.995 --> 00:10:00.990 I'm working tested, make sure we got the everything processed down before we do any others. Sure yeah I'm not I'm not touching anything else yet, just just letting them know that the scope of the. 53 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:10:00.990 --> 00:10:03.513 Okay, so nine case. 54 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:10:03.513 --> 00:10:06.070 1st and, when we are. 55 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:10:06.070 --> 00:10:09.176 Confirm everything we move to our test. 56 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:10:09.176 --> 00:10:11.071 Yeah. 57 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:10:11.071 --> 00:10:15.674 So when's the next meeting Pat? 58 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:10:15.674 --> 00:10:27.157 You want to do some we want to do something for like Tuesday or Wednesday next week and we'll just give us about a week to get our. 59 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:10:27.157 --> 00:10:32.378 The rules back. Yep yep, sorry. And we can meet with you directly. 60 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:10:32.378 --> 00:10:36.516 If we have any questions, we'll reach out to you. 61 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:10:36.516 --> 00:10:47.235 Is there a, project scope? Have you developed that, you know, just a project document for this whole. 62 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:10:47.235 --> 00:11:00.920 Effort. There's a Jira project ticket. Does it have like I think it has like subtasks, right? They might not be fleshed out. I've done some stuff on chop, but it's just kind of with our team. But we can, we can now. 63 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:11:00.920 --> 00:11:06.838 If I do that. Yeah, if you do have a Jira ticket, could you send me the ticket number, please? 64 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:11:06.838 --> 00:11:10.072 Yeah, we'll we'll get Sanja to share that. 65 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:11:10.072 --> 00:11:18.196 Hey Skip, do you think we're gonna need, do you think we're gonna need the on our side? Probably. 66 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:11:18.196 --> 00:11:22.274 Or the actual maintenance windows or just a ticket for. 67 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:11:22.274 --> 00:11:25.280 To track whatever we're doing on our side. 68 "Jason Mcallister" (3260354048) 00:11:25.280 --> 00:11:43.039 Yeah, if you guys need a Jira ticket, I don't even know how that's working at this point. Like, we have a Paas project ticket as part of like all the quarterly planning, so we can give you the past project ticket if you guys want to create a ticket like have your own ticket link to that or however that's gonna work. 69 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:11:43.039 --> 00:11:47.960 Thank you. Yeah, that'd be great, great. Thank you. 70 "Sandhya Gali" (3474884864) 00:11:47.960 --> 00:11:53.558 I'm gonna include that in our meeting minutes. 71 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:11:53.558 --> 00:12:01.838 Good. Good. Project tickets 381381. 72 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:12:02.358 --> 00:12:20.336 And you did mention phases, that's good. What about your key dates? Is that in your project plan perhaps? Some deliverables and key dates? 73 "Jason Mcallister" (3260354048) 00:12:20.336 --> 00:12:36.349 Well, for us right now we're sort of in, development configuration. We've already done like a lot of planning, a lot of development, so we really just need that mop so we cannot do the, all the build out on our side. And I think what we were initially. 74 "Jason Mcallister" (3260354048) 00:12:36.349 --> 00:12:57.936 Targeting was to probably have it stamp testing like into the month, early March with deployment ready probably by end of March, but depends what kind of nepula integration we have to do and that might tag another 30 days on there, but we're hoping to have like Ansible stuff tests ready probably within the month. 75 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:12:57.936 --> 00:13:09.137 Got it, thank you. Just taking notes. That's in two weeks. 76 "Jason Mcallister" (3260354048) 00:13:09.137 --> 00:13:18.941 A month has been like 30 days to get everything hardened up. We already have like a working prototype, so really now it's just fine tuning it to your mop. 77 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:13:18.941 --> 00:13:28.776 Okay. Yeah, just doing the validations and that sort of stuff. Yeah, the hard and the hard stuff, not just upgrading or rebooting. 78 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:13:28.776 --> 00:13:41.736 Okay, and is there anybody else from our side of the house besides Patrick and myself? I mean, I know you've talked to Bob or Nate. 79 "Jason Mcallister" (3260354048) 00:13:41.736 --> 00:13:48.056 Yeah, we started with Sean, we went to Bob, we went to Patrick, so. 80 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:13:48.056 --> 00:13:50.492 It rolls downhill, so I think. 81 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:13:50.492 --> 00:13:51.614 I. 82 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:13:51.614 --> 00:13:59.076 Okay. Yep. Just need to know who the players are. Thanks, Jason. 83 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:13:59.076 --> 00:14:00.315 Okay. 84 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:14:00.315 --> 00:14:02.874 Patrick, you got any other. 85 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:14:02.874 --> 00:14:14.854 Any questions? I think I'm good. I think I'm good. Yeah, I see, I see exactly what what they're looking for. So yeah, it should be good. I'm gonna do some work on my side. Excellent. 86 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:14:14.854 --> 00:14:19.553 Then we got a few days to put it together and get it back to Patrick Reed. 87 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:14:19.553 --> 00:14:22.295 Yes sir. 88 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:14:22.295 --> 00:14:46.933 Yeah, just get over that, get over that mop and I will start like just plugging in the pre and post commands and seeing what we can parse like out of the box and like, yeah, we'll work on how to how we compare it after the fact. Hopefully by the time we, you know, talk again. I have a working example of just a pre and post with the upgrade or just a post a pre and post with nothing in between as a placeholder. 89 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:14:46.933 --> 00:14:50.268 It's always tricky when you have two patricks. 90 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:14:50.268 --> 00:14:54.112 Yeah. Contacts, I guess. 91 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:14:54.112 --> 00:15:01.253 Good guys, ok. Well, thank you. 92 "Patrick Pouna" (3493012224) 00:15:01.253 --> 00:15:07.133 Yeah, you guys, thank you guys. 93 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:15:07.133 --> 00:15:11.137 We'll look forward to the meeting notes. 94 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:15:11.137 --> 00:15:14.594 Yeah, Jason might be talking. Are you. 95 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:15:14.594 --> 00:15:34.080 Sandia, is it, is that how you say it? Sandia? Yes, that's correct. Okay, and Sandia, you know, we're right down at this end of 7th floor. We're Rick Berkinshaw and Tim Schuber. We're right outside there Bob and Nate. 96 "Sandhya Gali" (3474884864) 00:15:34.080 --> 00:15:39.213 If you need anything, I'm right over here. I'm also I'm actually working from. 97 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:15:39.213 --> 00:15:41.292 So. 98 "Sandhya Gali" (3474884864) 00:15:41.292 --> 00:15:43.276 Skip in Atlanta, but. 99 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:15:43.276 --> 00:15:45.554 No, thanks. 100 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:15:45.554 --> 00:15:49.099 Yeah, so you're not. 101 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:15:49.099 --> 00:15:50.693 From Denver on the 7th floor. 102 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:15:50.693 --> 00:15:54.093 Sometimes, right? 103 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:15:54.093 --> 00:16:00.927 Yeah. Okay, well, yeah, we'll catch up with you guys later then, and thank you. 104 "Patrick Reed" (2742856192) 00:16:00.927 --> 00:16:02.370 Okay. 105 "Skip Atwood" (2117240832) 00:16:02.370 --> 00:16:09.300 Thank you. Hope it doesn't snow too deep. Bye. Bye. Thank you.