Open Stack

On 03/11/2015 04:09 PM, matt wrote:
> One take away from the OpenStack operators meetup in philly this week
> was the need to refresh some of the operator guides, the security guide,
> and potentially put together a packaging ( deployment ) guide.  I am not
> part of the OpenStack documentation team, but I know they could use some
> help from our side.  So if we have the heads we need to get this done,
> I'll reach out to them and figure out what they want us to do in terms
> of the task standard and condition for documentation updates.

What do you mean with packaging / deployment guide? Could you point me
to any discussion or etherpad?

For Operator's guide, Security Guide and HA Guide, contribution is
indeed very welcome.

I suggest to discuss this on the openstack-docs mailing list where all
the documentation folks are, so let me CC the list.

> 
> I figure what we want to do is get a few volunteers for each.  Pick a
> day, and get on a hangout, skype, webex what have you and pound out some
> updates / drafts.   Alternatively we can meet somewhere geographically
> and spend a day or two focused on this. 
> 
> It is my opinion that the summit will be too jam packed with work for us
> to spend time working on documentation.  I am in NYC and can host a
> documentation sprint here.  Or we can figure out some other place. 
> Though, honestly we can probably do this on webex. 
> 
> So this email is basically a call to arms.  We need some folks to be
> willing to sign up to help fix / update some documentation.   Are you
> willing?
> 
> If so email respond or respond direct to me.  I'll get a list of
> volunteers going.  We can go from there.  Or someone else can totally
> run this instead of me if they feel they can do a better job ( they
> probably can =P ). 


Andreas
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