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This is a follow-up to our 2019 analysis of the user survey results. This includes comparisons between the 2019 and 2021 date. Change-Id: I1161093d2d728e5d4c875f6db65b0bbdcb79201b
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OpenStack Technical Committee
The OpenStack Technical Committee is the governing body of the OpenStack open source project. It is an elected group that represents the contributors to the project, and has oversight on all technical matters. This includes developers, operators and end users of the software.
The Technical Committee is formally defined in the OpenStack
Foundation bylaws (in particular article 4.1(b), article 4.13 and
Appendix 4) and further refined in the reference/charter.
Work under the Technical Committee is organized under official reference/projects/index
(responsible for the production of the software up to release), Special Interest Groups
(SIGs) (groups working to advance a particular facet of OpenStack),
reference/popup-teams
(formed around a limited cross-project objective) and reference/working-groups
(delegations from the TC to fill specific functions like election
organization).
These pages contain OpenStack Technical Committee reference documents and track official resolutions voted by the committee.
Current Members
Reference documents and Resolutions
reference/index goals/index resolutions/index resolutions/superseded/index
Meeting
Beyond discussing on the mailing-list and participating in ad-hoc IRC meetings, TC members will hold meeting at the following time every week:
You can contact TC members at any time, but there will be an effort to be present at those specific hours. So don't hesitate to reach out if you have any question!
How to propose governance changes
Motions should be posted for discussion as a proposed change to the openstack/governance repository (on review.opendev.org) and/or as a "[tc]" thread to the openstack-discuss@lists.openstack.org mailing-list. Upon verification, the chair will put the motion on the current proposals tracker.
We use Gerrit to record votes, so before being formally voted on or
approved, motions will have to be presented as a change in the
openstack/governance git repository. You can find instructions on how to
do that in the Developer's
guide section of the Infra manual. Please contact the TC chair in
case you need help. Note that a number of simpler changes do not require
formal voting by the majority of the Technical Committee membership.
Those exceptions are listed in the reference/house-rules document.
Summary of User Survey Questions Responses
Since 2019 the OpenStack Technical Committee has added questions to the annual OpenStack User Survey. Below are links to summaries and analysis of those responses.
user_survey/analysis-12-2019 user_survey/analysis-04-2022