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34 lines
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Dear openstack-helmers,
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I'd like to announce my candidacy to be Openstack-helm PTL for the Bobcat cycle.
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I believe I can be a good candidate. Let me explain why.
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I am a Principal Devops Engineer at Mirantis and I have been actively working with cloud
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technologies since 2012. So I am not new here. Moreover I am happy to have an experience of
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having been on both sides of the barricades: deployment and usage of various cloud configurations.
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From 2012 till 2017 I was closely involved in development of one of the most popular
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Openstack deployment tools - Fuel, and I was Fuel PTL during Newton release cycle.
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So even PTL role is not new for me.
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Since 2017 I've been an active Openstack and Kubernetes user in different projects including
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fintech and telecom industries.
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We at Mirantis are using Openstack-helm in two large downstream projects and are very interested
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in keeping the Openstack-helm light on. Many of our engineers have decent expertise and as a Mirantis
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employee I am in constant contact with them.
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Openstack-helm hasn't been under very active development recently but still it is
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a very important part of the Openstack ecosystem. I believe we can continue to improve it
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to help those individuals and companies that want to benefit from using openstack-helm.
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What we can do is to make it even more user friendly which means the following:
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1) Improve the documentation
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2) Resolve/respond to existing Storyboard requests and try to react quickly to the new ones
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3) Support newer OS distributions (Ubuntu Focal, Fedora 36, Centos Stream)
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4) Support newer Openstack releases (Yoga, Zed)
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Thanks for reading. If you like the plan, please vote.
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