[ptl] [Cyborg] [election] Sundar Nadathur's candidacy for Cyborg PTL
Hello Stackers, I'd like to announce my candidacy for PTL role of Cyborg for the Train cycle. Cyborg got to a rolling start in 2018 led by Howard (Zhipeng) Huang. Under his leadership, we established the basic infrastructure for sustained growth, resulting in our official release in Rocky. During the Stein release, with Li Liu as the PTL, we have made substantial progress, particularly in defining a clean database schema and device model that will form the basis for future work. In both cycles, we had several illuminating discussions with Nova developers to define how Cyborg would interact with Nova. As we move forward, there is considerable potential in Cyborg, as evidenced by the interest shown by cloud/telco operators around the world. To realize this potential and deliver real-world use cases, here's what we'll aim to accomplish in the Train cycle: * Complete the integration with Nova, so that we can launch VMs with accelerators attached to them. * Enable consumption of accelerators either as raw devices or as offloaded functions. * Support a variety of devices, by enabling Cyborg drivers for them. * Lay the groundwork for features, such as performance monitoring and health monitoring, to enable usage in production. Thanks. Best Regards, Sundar Nadathur
+1 Thank you Sundar for all the efforts! Regards Li Liu On Wed, Mar 6, 2019 at 10:07 AM Nadathur, Sundar <sundar.nadathur@intel.com> wrote:
Hello Stackers, I'd like to announce my candidacy for PTL role of Cyborg for the Train cycle.
Cyborg got to a rolling start in 2018 led by Howard (Zhipeng) Huang. Under his leadership, we established the basic infrastructure for sustained growth, resulting in our official release in Rocky. During the Stein release, with Li Liu as the PTL, we have made substantial progress, particularly in defining a clean database schema and device model that will form the basis for future work. In both cycles, we had several illuminating discussions with Nova developers to define how Cyborg would interact with Nova.
As we move forward, there is considerable potential in Cyborg, as evidenced by the interest shown by cloud/telco operators around the world. To realize this potential and deliver real-world use cases, here's what we'll aim to accomplish in the Train cycle:
* Complete the integration with Nova, so that we can launch VMs with accelerators attached to them. * Enable consumption of accelerators either as raw devices or as offloaded functions. * Support a variety of devices, by enabling Cyborg drivers for them. * Lay the groundwork for features, such as performance monitoring and health monitoring, to enable usage in production.
Thanks.
Best Regards, Sundar Nadathur
-- Thank you Regards Li
+1, thank you for stepping up to take the leadership responsibility :) It would also be great to have more non-Chinese contributor starting T cycle :) On Wed, Mar 6, 2019 at 11:07 PM Nadathur, Sundar <sundar.nadathur@intel.com> wrote:
Hello Stackers, I'd like to announce my candidacy for PTL role of Cyborg for the Train cycle.
Cyborg got to a rolling start in 2018 led by Howard (Zhipeng) Huang. Under his leadership, we established the basic infrastructure for sustained growth, resulting in our official release in Rocky. During the Stein release, with Li Liu as the PTL, we have made substantial progress, particularly in defining a clean database schema and device model that will form the basis for future work. In both cycles, we had several illuminating discussions with Nova developers to define how Cyborg would interact with Nova.
As we move forward, there is considerable potential in Cyborg, as evidenced by the interest shown by cloud/telco operators around the world. To realize this potential and deliver real-world use cases, here's what we'll aim to accomplish in the Train cycle:
* Complete the integration with Nova, so that we can launch VMs with accelerators attached to them. * Enable consumption of accelerators either as raw devices or as offloaded functions. * Support a variety of devices, by enabling Cyborg drivers for them. * Lay the groundwork for features, such as performance monitoring and health monitoring, to enable usage in production.
Thanks.
Best Regards, Sundar Nadathur
-- Zhipeng (Howard) Huang Principle Engineer OpenStack, Kubernetes, CNCF, LF Edge, ONNX, Kubeflow, OpenSDS, Open Service Broker API, OCP, Hyperledger, ETSI, SNIA, DMTF, W3C
participants (3)
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Li Liu
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Nadathur, Sundar
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Zhipeng Huang