[Bugs] [Bug 1406601] VM for Dashboard - UNCC

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1406601

M. Scherer <mscherer at redhat.com> changed:

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--- Comment #3 from M. Scherer <mscherer at redhat.com> ---
This bring a bit more questions than it answer.

First, I still think we should have discussed before getting to "we need
resources". There was no announce nor meetings as far as I know, and we did
agreed in the past on being better at transparancy, and this does make feel
confident that we take this commitment seriously, and that's rather
disenfranchising.

Second, who will be responsible for that VM ? 

Since the requirements cited include a 4G one, so I suspect this is more than
just "display static HTML". And if they are using Ubuntu, I suspect also this
is not selinux ready or anything (and usually, I am right regarding my
expectation). I am not keen on adding something that do not meet  minimal
security requirement being added under the gluster.org domain, we already have
enough historical stuff to not add on it :/

Third, I would veto running a VM in the DC with outsiders of the community
having a shell access to it. The current network layout is not prepared for
that, and while that's something I want to fix, this is not done yet.  

And outside of those 3 questions, there is also the question of the access
required to do the stats. That's also something that should be discussed before
we start to give resources (or start the project), especially since there is
privacy implications. There is the question of who will have access to the
stats, etc, etc.

So there is a bit more stuff that need to be discussed before even discussing
the VM.

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