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Hi All,
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I'm happy to announce my candidacy to be the Freezer PTL for the Rocky release
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cycle.
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In the past cycles we were working on stabilizing the core freezer engine to
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handle the backup and working on good schema to store freezer backups.
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We haven't seen much work in Queens as lots of team members are doing something
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different at the moment so it was mainly fixing bugs and maintaining freezer repos.
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The main thing we had in Queens was publishing freezer documentation to help
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users install freezer as well as understand how it works, hoping to get more
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contributors on board during up coming cycles.
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I think my main focus during Rocky will be to get freezer community going and
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get more members to join our freezer team.
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In the Rocky cycle, I think we are going to focus on the following items:
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* Working hard on the community part to keep it going and get more people on
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boarded to freezer will be my top priority. I believe this is the most
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important task for freezer PTL for the time being.
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* Maintain freezer core and fixing bugs
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* We have been facing some issues to on the move to oslo.db like do we keep
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support for elasticsearch or not, also smooth updates between release if we
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keep elasticsearch, so I think in Rocky this needs to be resolved by implementing
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a driver for oslo.db as well as keep the elasticsearch support and working on upgrade methodology
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* Decouple backups from users (tightly coupled) and make it more related to
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tenants
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I would be honoured to have your support.
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Thanks,
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Saad Zaher (szaher)
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