<div dir="ltr"><br><div dir="ltr"><div>Hi All, <br> <br>I would like to nominate myself to take the role of Heat PTL for the <br>Ocata cycle. <br> <br>I have been involved with the project since the last few years, first as a <br>contributor and then a core reviewer and have had the opportunity to work <br>with a great team and community. I strongly believe that with ever <br>increasing adoption of Heat, we are well placed to live up to the <br>expectations of the end users and OpenStack ecosystem at large, by <br>continuously evolving, encouraging participation and consensus building. <br> <br>We achieved some significant milestones in the newton cycle by making <br>convergence the default architecture and improving on some of the key <br>non functional areas like stability and performance. I believe we have <br>more work to do in these areas, when projects like TriplO start using <br>Heat with convergence enabled. <br> <br>We have the fortune of having a number of experienced and previous PTLs <br>in the team that makes the job of a new PTL easier and I don't see <br>the PTL anything more than a communication bridge and a team catalyst. <br> <br>I believe our focus in the Ocata cycle would include: <br> <br>- Continuously improve the stability and performance <br>- Upgrades with zero downtime <br>- Increase/improve the the test coverage without increasing the <br> CI time <br>- Convergence Phase-II <br>- Validation improvements <br> <br>And not to mention the run-of-the-mill activities: <br> <br>- Ensuring that CI jobs are healthy (and we don't break other projects) <br>- On time releases with efficient coordination and collaboration <br><br>I'm sure we would be able to achieve the goals we set for ourselves and <br>would be happy to work as the team catalyst. <br> <br>Thank you. <br><br>Rabi Mishra <wbr> <wbr> <br></div></div><div class="gmail_extra">
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