I'll add this to Kip's slide from last year and store in community for future use. I'll also create a PDF to store in community as PDFs display in GitHub web.
I didn't list everything, just top items.

It's not clear to me, with this new meeting system, if the link to the video and transcripts is personal to me (there's a passcode) and the minutes aren't on the TAC site yet so I'll paste the once question I did get from the text transcript.

I was going off memory when I answered, not sure I recalled correctly. The question was regarding containers

Len Santalucia: Any plans for other container technologies, besides docker in the look ahead area

Andrea Orth: The only thing we kicked around is a container that would run.

 

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Andrea Orth: On Linux on Z.

 

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Andrea Orth: But it's something like just high level discussion so right now it's just the docker.

 

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Andrea Orth: devaney suggestions or follow up to that or an area of focus that.

 

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Andrea Orth: might be helpful.

 

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Len Santalucia: From my perspective.

 

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Len Santalucia: You know both Susa and read have okay have continued continued testing technologies.

 

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Len Santalucia: For consideration here and they're both.

 

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Len Santalucia: In and around the mainframe so.

 

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Len Santalucia: Just something for planting a seed.

 

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Sean Grady: yeah I, I get the impression that.

 

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Sean Grady: Although docker has become the you know the clean acts of the tissue world that its popularity is waning as more standardization occurs in the space so rather than simply you know docker I think the tournament's like and host ci compatible container is is the new thing to do.

 

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Len Santalucia: yeah well said.

 

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Andrea Orth: Why are those yeah but that's good to know.

 

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Sean Grady: um but yeah I don't I don't have any other specific feedback, other than that this sounds like a good plan yeah.

 

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Len Santalucia: You guys do a nice job.