On Wed, Nov 20, 2019 at 4:24 AM Jean-Philippe Evrard jean-philippe@evrard.me wrote:
Hello TC members,
There are still business opportunities merging for 2019. The process for 2020 need to start soon.
We have action items from the Summit and PTG [1] to take care. Please review etherpads and check if any part actions that you already been assigned or whould like to help. Here are a few action items already if you want to help: - ttx: will be working on the technical vision reflection, as we arrive at the end of the road (2019). - gmann: will be working on the multiple goals he has, including python versions. A little help would be welcomed I guess :) - mnaser: will be working on telemetry and an oslo project to expose metrics for prometheus. (If I didn't get that one wrong) - jungleboyj: will write a blog post about the analysis of the Foundation user survey. We should read it when it's ready and prepare the next one - mugsie: is writing a new proposal for release naming based on what we discussed at the summit - We all should think about stable policy and what to do about it, based on the feedback from TheJulia/smcginnis/release+requirements team. Maybe diablo_rojo can follow this? - everyone: we should promote the first contact sig to organisations that might need help on getting things achieved in OpenStack. - zaneb: will propose documentation of the process on how TC members should vote on conflicting resolutions when there is no predetermined consensus - mnaser: will be the point of contact for the infra matters of static hosting - ttx: will investigate a merge tc/uc - evrardjp: will start the new ideas concept that was floated before the summit and got traction during the summit.
PowerVMStackers is now a SIG [2]. However, mnaser suggested to move to a multi-arch SIG. Mohammed, do you want to get started on this?
I don't recall saying this -- but I think Rico started on that work
V release naming process is now started [3].
[1] https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/PVG-TC-PTG [2] https://review.opendev.org/#/c/680438/ [3] https://review.opendev.org/#/c/693266/
Regards, Jean-Philippe & Rico