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Neutral governance website¶
https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/story/2000738
The governance.openstack.org website was initially created to publish Technical Committee governance documents. However since then it is also used to publish User committee documents (under /uc) and election details (under /election). Those are not very discoverable and the layout makes the UC look like a second-class citizen. This change proposes to put the Technical Committee documents under /tc, to mimic what is done with the other sections. The index page for governance.openstack.org would become a neutral page generally explaining governance and pointing to the various subsites. Proper redirects would be put in place to avoid breaking existing links.
Problem Description¶
See above.
Proposed Change¶
Like for all things OpenStack, the proposed solution is to create a new repository (openstack/governance-website) which would only be used to hold the neutral top page. openstack/governance publication jobs would be altered to publish under /tc, and redirects would be put in place to avoid breaking links.
Alternatives¶
We could put the neutral index page directly in the openstack/governance repository, and move all the Technical Committee content under a tc/ subdirectory within it.
The benefits would be that we’d avoid creating a repository for a single index page. The drawbacks are:
this would introduce a disrupting change to the governance repository directory structure, which we would have to propagate to documentation
the overall Sphinx title (“OpenStack technical Committee”) would appear on the “neutral” index page, making it look not that neutral
it would make one repository more special than the others
Implementation¶
Assignee(s)¶
- Primary assignee:
Thierry Carrez (ttx)
Gerrit Topic¶
We will use the neutral_governance as the gerrit topic.
Work Items¶
Create a openstack/governance-website repository
Push initial structure and proposed neutral page to the new repository
Switch publishing of openstack/governance to /srv/static/tc (in jenkins/jobs/projects.yaml) and wait for/trigger one refresh
Temporarily set governance.openstack.org/ docroot to /srv/static/tc (in modules/openstack_project/manifests/static.pp)
Set up a redirect from /tc/ to /srv/static/tc, while still using it as docroot (in modules/openstack_project/manifests/static.pp)
Publish openstack/governance-website content under /srv/static/governance (modify jenkins/jobs/projects.yaml and zuul/layout.yaml)
Alter ./modules/openstack_project/templates/static-governance.vhost.erb so that it supports a list of local redirects
Set up such redirects for /reference/ -> /tc/reference/, /resolutions/ -> /tc/resolutions/, and /goals/ -> /tc/goals in modules/openstack_project/manifests/static.pp
Set /srv/static/governance back as governance.openstack.org docroot in modules/openstack_project/manifests/static.pp
Repositories¶
openstack/governance-website
Servers¶
No new servers, this leverages static.openstack.org.
DNS Entries¶
No new entry, this leverages governance.openstack.org.
Documentation¶
I believe that this spec and changes to system-config and project-config repos will be enough documentation.
Security¶
I do not expect any new security concerns.
Testing¶
I don’t believe that this spec introduces any infra specific testing.
Dependencies¶
None outside of this spec.