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Hello everyone, here is my announcement to run for Murano PTL for Ocata.
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It has been my pleasure to serve as Murano PTL in Newton and I would like to
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offer my services to the team and the community once more. Looking back at all
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the challenges and achievements of Newton cycle I feel very proud to be part of
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Murano. We’ve made a great step forward in integrating with glare and have set
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up (now green) glare-integration jobs for nearly every murano component. Work on
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both multi-region apps and app development framework took a leap forward and
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they’re nearly finished. We’ve started work on supporting and documenting
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installation of murano from RDO and UCA. And those are just the tip of the
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iceberg.
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Here are few changes and challenges I’d like to implement in Ocata:
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* Switch murano to `release-with-intermediary` model. Probably the biggest
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change on the list. The rationale behind this change is to make releases more
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frequent and less in size to give our users access to new features faster.
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Release automation through openstack/releases repository has dramatically
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reduced the cost of making a release and would allow us to concentrate more on
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features, release often and get user feedback sooner. Secondary activity here
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would be to allow current murano support installations of a previous version of
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OpenStack. This is already the case API-wise, but might pose a certain challenge
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code-wise.
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* Continue work and support of murano packages for major distributions. We have
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awesome packages for Debian (thanks zigo!), but we also need to have up-to-date
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UCA and RDO packages. This will be twice as important with the new release
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model. Furthermore we’d need to incorporate these installation guides into our
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documentation. The final goal here is to make them to be the default way to
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install murano.
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* Documentation. As a continuation of #2 — there’s quite some work we need to do
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regarding our docs. App Framework, Garbage Collection, Multi-region apps,
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Installation from packages, YAQL library (even though it’s not part of murano) —
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all these features need some documentation love shead onto them.
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* Continue with the App Catalog and Glare integrations. We’ve had some progress
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in both directions, but there is still a lot to be done. Hopefuly with glare
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moving to a separate repository and AppCatalog-Glare integration underway we’ll
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be able to finally switch to v1 Glare API in Ocata
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* We’re halfway there with the OSC integration and I’d really love to see it
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finished during Ocata and finally release the 1.0.0 client as soon as that is
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done. =)
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Regardless of the election result — I’m looking forward to Ocata and would try
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my best to help Murano and the community around it thrive.
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Cheers, Kirill (kzaitsev_ws)
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