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Hi everyone:
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I would like to submit my candidacy to become PTL for the OpenStack Ansible
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project for the upcoming Stein cycle.
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I have been personally involved in the deployment of OpenStack for many years
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now, using all sorts of different deployment tools. Ansible seems like a
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great choice for deployment OpenStack and I've been using OpenStack Ansible
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for quite a while now.
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As PTL, I hope that I can work with the team to focus on the following:
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# CI
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- Improve stability of CI for both roles and integrated repo. by using more
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mirrors.
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- Start leveraging the integrated repo playbooks inside the role test jobs in
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order to avoid the duplication and test the OpenStack Ansible path
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- Once jobs are stable, add integrated jobs to all roles in order to be sure
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that we don't break the integrated repo with role changes.
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# Deployment
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- Continue to work and finalize the addition of distro installation for all
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distributions.
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- Aim to start integrating the `systemd` roles and look into seeing the
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possibility of enabling nspawn and avoiding lxc on CentOS.
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There's much more to be done, but those are some of the aspects that would
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help in the stability of this project which is what I feel we need to focus
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a bit more on. As a deployment project with a limited scope of the operating
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systems needing to exist, there doesn't seem to be much we can come up with
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and taking a cycle just to catch up on all the debt, improve stability and
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make the maintenance of the project easier is extremely useful.
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I hope to work with the team for the upcoming cycle.
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Regards,
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Mohammed
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