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Hi Team,
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I'd like to nominate myself for the Cyborg PTL role for the Stein cycle.
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Thank you Howard for starting this new project in the community couple year ago. He led the project the beginning and helped the project ramping up on the right track.
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Now the project is in a fanatic state after a couple releases preparation. We had our first official release from Q and continues to deliver great features in R and S releases. Our team is growing fast, people are showing interests in the project across different domains from the industry.
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We took it in our pride that cyborg is one of the few projects that is grown entirely in the OpenStack community from the very beginning: no vendor code dump, design discussion from scratch, write every bit of code from zero.
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I joined the project not too long ago, but I am already so fascinated by being in such a great team and knowing the code we write can help others around the world.
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In Rocky, we added further support for FPGAs, e.g. bitstream programming APIs, metadata bitstream standardization. We also finalized Nova-Cyborg interaction spec and start working with Placement folks to make things happen. In addition, we have more device drivers supports (GPUs, Intel/Xilinx FPGAs, etc.)
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Looking forward in Stein Cycle, here is a list of things we will try to accomplish:
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1. Finish and polish up the interaction with Nova through placement API
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2. FInish Implementing os-acc library
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3. Complete the E2E flow of doing acc scheduling, initializing, as well as FPGA programming
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4. Work with the k8s community to provide containerization support for Kubernetes DPI plugin.
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5. Work with Berkely RISC-V team to port their projects over to the OpenStack ecosystem(e.g. FireSim)
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Thank you
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Regards
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Li Liu
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