Confirmed.
On 10/07/2013 06:19 AM, Sean Dague wrote:
I'd like to announce my candidacy for the TC.
About me
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I've been involved in OpenStack since early 2012. I'm currently the
PTL for the OpenStack QA program, and a core reviewer on Tempest,
Devstack, Nova, Grenade, and a myriad of smaller pieces of OpenStack
infrastructure (including hacking and elastic-recheck). [1][2]
My focus in OpenStack has been about making OpenStack work as a
consistent whole, both from a runtime and development perspective. I
believe this consistency, and the idea of OpenStack being one project
(with many moving parts) is important to the long term health of the
community. This has let me to focus on the projects that integrate us,
the QA Program, Devstack, and parts of the gate infrastructure, and
things like the wsgi log filter on logs.openstack.org.
Beyond OpenStack I've had a long history of contributing to Open
Source projects both as part of my day job and on my own time. [3][4]
I've been involved in organizing communities for over a decade,
creating and leading our local Linux & Open Source users group back in
2003 and running it ever since. [5]
Platform
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This view of OpenStack as a single whole is the reason I've focussed
on the QA Program, as I feel that our gate infrastructure, and the
integration tests that we choose to run there, is an incredibly
important lens that ensures OpenStack hangs together as a whole.
This one OpenStack POV has also manifested itself in efforts like the
global-requirements testing, one of my top projects this summer, where
we now ensure all our projects actually are gating with a shared
global list of requirements, so we know they all work together in a
consistent way.
I'm excited by the growth of projects applying for incubation, but as
the global requirements exercise showed, the more moving parts
OpenStack, the more important we prove they integrate well with each
other before they are graduated to integrated status. I think it's
important that this remains expressed in code, which has always been
the currency of OpenStack. Today that implementation lens for
integration is devstack/tempest, tomorrow this may be something
different, to meet the growing needs of the projects, but I still
think it's important that we've got a single lens that brings all of
Integrated OpenStack together, and that we can demonstrate it really is.
Integration is important, and ensuring that existing integrated
projects remain integrated, and future ones really are integrated
before we promote them, is my primary concern.
I'm incredibly excited by OpenStack's growth (in people, code, scope),
which I attribute to an incredibly welcoming and constructive
community, and the velocity we get out of our preemptive integration
system. As a TC member I'd do my best to ensure those conditions
remain. I think we've only just begun to see what OpenStack will
become, and I'd be honored to be elected to the TC to help in all ways
I can with it.
-Sean
[1] - contribution list to OpenStack -
https://review.openstack.org/#/q/status:merged+owner:sean%2540dague.net,n,z
[2] - review list for OpenStack -
https://review.openstack.org/#/q/reviewer:sean%2540dague.net,n,z
[3] - https://www.ohloh.net/accounts/sdague
[4] - https://github.com/sdague/
[5] - http://mhvlug.org
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