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Beth Cohen2022 LFN Workshop - Deep Dive on Interop Challenges
Scot Steele2022 LFN Workshop - Deep Dive on Interop Challenges
Scot Steele2022 LFN Workshop - Deep Dive on Interop Challenges
Scot Steele2022 LFN Workshop - Common Documentation and Tooling
  • Best Docs Badge – Nominations for contributor who writes the best docs to make the code usable.  Consult Brandon Wick ?
 Brandon Wick2022 LFN Workshop - Common Documentation and Tooling
  • Doc Maps - consider implementing as a Best Practice - Needs Volunteer
 2022 LFN Workshop - Common Documentation and Tooling

  • Wiffm / intrinsic values to provide to documenters (fun) and Rewards (impact on career) Scot Steele

 Scot Steele2022 LFN Workshop - Common Documentation and Tooling
  • Bob Monkman (Deactivated)  Ranny Haiby  - Work with the EMCO TSC on better communication with the EMCO community. How to avoid re-creating and do more leveraging for DCAE Closed-loop automation
 Bob Monkman (Deactivated)2022 LFN Workshop - EMCO and ONAP On-boarding and use case alignment
  • CNF Conformance – CNCF and Anuket are both creating Conformance programs.  They are both under the LF umbrella.  Anuket is Telco focused, CNCF has both telco and other types of conformance testing.  Need to open a larger discussion to align efforts.
 2022 LFN Workshop - CNF Vendor Input Focus
  • Socialize Semantic commit messages with Projects and TAC – Require docs (Best practices need to be defined) to accept commits and releases - Evangelist team
 2022 LFN Workshop - Common Documentation and Tooling
  • Beth Cohen Scot Steele bring forth a discussion to the Anuket TSC around CNI Feature requirements, networking frameworks (Istio, Envoy)
 Beth Cohen2022 LFN Workshop - Deep Dive on Interop Challenges

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