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Dear all,
I’d like to announce my candidacy for PTL of the QA Program for the Rocky
cycle.
I served as PTL for QA during the Pike and Queens cycles, and I would be
honoured to continue to do so in the next six months.
After a few years working with the OpenStack community, I continue to find
it an exceptional experience and a great opportunity for meeting and working
with great people, learning and innovating.
In the past cycle, we focused on providing good and stable interfaces in
QA projects for everyone to use. Meanwhile, we supported the OpenStack
community in the implementation of the Tempest plugin community goal.
This should mean fewer headaches for everyone with Tempest plugins,
and a bit more time for the QA team to focus on key areas like the gate
stability and bug triage.
Outside of those key areas, my priority always remains serving the community,
by providing tools, support and advice. There are a few specific topics I
care particularly about for the Rocky cycle:
- Migration to Zuul v3: my key objective is for project teams to be able
to migrate as effortless as possible, enjoy the benefits of Zuul v3 and
focus on the things they want to work on.
To achieve this the QA team will provide a good set of base jobs and
ansible roles for everyone to re-use.
During Queens we implemented base devstack and devstack-tempest jobs
already; next up are multinode support and grenade, which cover most
of the things that we do in Tempest legacy jobs today.
- Interoperability testing: with the new add-on programs, I expect that
the teams involved will need prompt support and test reviews from the
QA team.
- QA beyond the gate: there is a lot of quality engineering happening on
OpenStack beyond the testing we do in the gate and I strive to ensure
that those efforts do not happen in isolation. There is opportunity
for sharing of ideas, tools, experiences - even beyond the OpenStack
community, through initiatives like OpenLab and OPNVF. A QA SIG may be
a good forum to make this happen.
- Supporting teams working on the cold upgrade goal along with the goal
champion.
Thank you!
Andrea Frittoli (andreaf)