I just send this email out to openstack-dev, but I am posting it here in case it makes it more discoverable to people drowning in email: To: openstack-dev Subject: [nova] Review priorities as we approach juno-3 Hi. We’re rapidly approaching j-3, so I want to remind people of the current reviews that are high priority….
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Juno nova mid-cycle meetup summary: ironic
Welcome to the third in my set of posts covering discussion topics at the nova juno mid-cycle meetup. The series might never end to be honest. This post will cover the progress of the ironic nova driver. This driver is interesting as an example of a large contribution to the nova code base for a…
Juno nova mid-cycle meetup summary: containers
This is the second in my set of posts discussing the outcomes from the OpenStack nova juno mid-cycle meetup. I want to focus in this post on things related to container technologies. Nova has had container support for a while in the form of libvirt LXC. While it can be argued that this support isn’t…
Juno nova mid-cycle meetup summary: social issues
Summarizing three days of the Nova Juno mid-cycle meetup is a pretty hard thing to do – I’m going to give it a go, but just in case I miss things, there is an etherpad with notes from the meetup at https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/juno-nova-mid-cycle-meetup. I’m also going to do it in the form of a series of…
Expectations of core reviewers
One of the action items from the nova midcycle was that I was asked to make nova’s expectations of core reviews more clear. This blog post is an attempt at that. Nova expects a minimum level of sustained code reviews from cores. In the past this has been generally held to be in the order…
Juno TC Candidacy
Another email archived for historical reasons. I’d also like to announce my TC candidacy. I am currently a member of the TC, and I would like to continue to serve. I first started hacking on Nova during the Diablo release, with my first code contributions appearing in the Essex release. Since then I’ve hacked mostly…
Thoughts from the PTL
I sent this through to the openstack-dev mailing list (you can see the thread here), but I want to put it here as well for people who don’t actively follow the mailing list. First off, thanks for electing me as the Nova PTL for Juno. I find the outcome of the election both flattering and…
Juno Nova PTL Candidacy
This is a repost of an email to the openstack-dev list, which is mostly here for historical reasons. Hi. I would like to run for the OpenStack Compute PTL position as well. I have been an active nova developer since late 2011, and have been a core reviewer for quite a while. I am currently…