If you don't have a status change, that's OK! Just say so.
What did you do yesterday?
What are you doing next? (like, within the next day or two? Break "ongoing" tasks into pieces).
What obstacles are slowing/stopping progress?

Discussion

Soren Sonsen:

Looking at the list of defects. A lot of Some progress since the last meeting.Do assignment group changes from ServiceNow queue
Going to have Fruition do health check using existing virtual admin hours

David Backeberg:

Done:
- Dug on CMDB Unix issues. Sandy machines are running RHEL 4, and are not properly responding to SNMP extend command.
- Dug on CMDB integration with Quickbase. Determine that the integration broke because somebody removed Bill West's account.
- Dug on CMDB Unix issues with John Coleman machines. Determined that at least some of them are not actually John Coleman machines.
- Closed out several group / user changes from RTS queue
- closed out a few requests from RTS queue
- Killed a series of defects.
- Heard that Bedework calendar request is no longer wanted. Marked several update sets as ignore. Updated Trello board. Updated HPALM.
- D897; Determined that we are officially not going to advance the fixes.
Next:
- Need to tell Hari my prioritized list of defects: D788, D847, R1108, R1109Going to yank validator off the Micro Tier form; it was never in the requirement; Bill West was trying to be consistent
- Need to attack more incidents in the SN queue
Obstacles:
Backlog:

Tim:

Done:
- Recapping the meeting about CMDB issues
- Certain Unix machines are not displaying
- Meeting up with David Logie after this meeting
- Integration problem with Quickbase; need a new account
Next:
- Continuing to emphasize importance of CMDB stuff.
Backlog:

Hari:

Done:
- completed drupal automation
- Did a different form to 60%
- completed ruby webfarmProgress on defects
Next:
- R1041, need more test cases, clarification from some expert on Change module.
- R1109 hpc service
Obstacles:
Backlog:

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