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Please consider my candidacy for the role of keystone PTL for the Victoria
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cycle.
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I have been involved with keystone and the OpenStack community for 4 years
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now, wearing the hats of user, operator, and developer. During these years,
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my focus has mostly been on identity federation and single sign-on.
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I’m deeply grateful to all the people that have mentored me and helped me
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throughout the years, and I promise that if I am elected PTL I will strive
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to provide a welcoming environment for all, especially new contributors.
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My focus will primarily be that of a maintainer and enabler. Ensuring that
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there are no roadblocks to contributions by making sure the CI is well oiled,
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our documentation is up to date, that reviews get the attention they need,
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that releases get done, and that lists end with an oxford comma.
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The introduction of weekly bug duty during the Ussuri cycle was successful
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in ensuring new bug reports get triaged and fixed in a timely manned.
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I will continue that process and fill in the gaps in the weeks that no one
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else can take that duty.
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A lot of the work done in the last few cycles was cross-project work such
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as system scope, more granular default roles, and unified limits. I will
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continue to monitor the progress of their implementation and consumption
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in other projects.
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Disclaimer: I will not be able to devote 100% of my time to working on
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keystone, however I will have the flexibility to devote the necessary time
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when something requests it.
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Thank you,
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Kristi Nikolla |