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• Andrew Woods
• Yinlin Chen
• Colin Gross
• Danny Bernstein 
• Trey Pendragon
• Longshou Situ
• Joshua Westgard

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1. Review last meeting actions: See actions section below
2. Status of "many members" testing: 

   Jira
   server DuraSpace JIRA serverId c815ca92-fd23-34c2-8fe3-956808caf8c5 key FCREPO-2105

3. Input on AWS Credits Proposal (guidelines)
4. Documentation for running tests and creating graphs
5. Define tests of known pain points, e.g.
   1. Performance of "many members"
   2. Ugliness of pairtree resources
   3. migration of PIDs from fcrepo3 to fcrepo4
   4. Migration from fcrepo3 to fcrepo4 in general and in a reasonable amount of time for 1M+ objects
   5. Loss of system dates, the migration of creation/modification times from fcrepo3 to fcrepo4
   6. Intra-repository referential integrity can be a pain point, but it has benefits too

Minutes

Regarding the performance test summary report:  Nick Ruest was waiting on Colin Gross  to get the R scripts together.    But Colin has generated the data.  Analysis and summary of graphs is needed.  We should come up with some questions contextualize the graphs?  For example:  How does performance change as resources increase?   Then we could drill down onto each kind of resource - size, type, etc.  Long term it would be helpful to create a template for the summary so that we can generate the summary automatically based on the summaries.

Questions / Advice for a State of Performance and Scale page: 

Joshua Westgard would be interested in best practices for performance wiki page :  

What are the different ways to set up a repository and what are the performance characteristics and performance mitigation strategies for each type.

How to protect against performance degradation as repository grows?

Esmé Cowles seconded that thought.

Actions

•  Nick Ruest and Yinlin Chen to take above R-script output as starting point for performance test summary report. (Isn't it covered by https://github.com/fcrepo4-labs/fcrepo_perf_analysis/tree/master/dist already?)
•  Colin Gross will finish up current GitHub issues: https://github.com/fcrepo4-labs/fcrepo_perf_analysis/issues
•  Andrew Woods and Yinlin Chen will work on AWS grant proposal, deadline 03/31/17, will have a draft for review on next meeting: https://aws.amazon.com/research-credits/ 
•  Danny Bernstein and Longshou Situ will have a wiki page about a documented process for end-to-end testing and reporting
•  Danny Bernstein will create an outline of  Dos and Don'ts  and put out a message to solicit community input (cc: fedora-community list + Colin, Josh, Esme)