Hi all! I am announcing my candidacy for PTL for the Sahara team for the Queens release cycle. In case you don't know me, I'm tellesnobrega on IRC. I started working on Sahara in 2014 and became core in 2016 and not long after acted as PTL for Pike cycle.
First of all, I would like to thank Vitaly Gridnev for all the help he gave me on the beginning of the process, it was of great importance. I have to confess that the job was a little overwhelming at the beggining and took me some time to get used to the responsabilities and get a good grip on how to handle the whole thing. I hope that I did a good job (the team can speak better than I can about that) and hope that I will be able to continue working as PTL this next cycle. If you elect me, I would like to concentrate on the following efforts: * CI and testing improvements. We currently don't have a specific CI deployed due to some problems with ours servers but this is a issue that we are fixing at this time. What I want to do is try to improve our CI for cases like this so we don't spend as much for migration. Having a sort of backup instance or even run both with a LB balancer so we can *always* a CI running. Testing is always an issue that we have to take care and I hope to get us some time to improve our test quality and coverage. * Bug triaging. This is something that I mentioned the last cycle but we never had time to get around to it, so I'm putting this up again. Our bug queue is not extense, but I did intend to shorten it and didn't. I plan to do this for this next cycle. * Cleaning up specs We have quite a few proposed features (some of them are awesome) that never got to be implemented. I would like to run over this and prioritize what we would like to do and make this list smaller while we improve our project. * Documentation I've had troubles with our documentation, most people who try to run Sahara have trouble due to faulty documentation. I would like for us on this cycle to have a couple Doc days so we can remove old information, update what is still relevant and make things simpler for users. I really enjoyed this last cycle as PTL and hope that I can do an even better job this time. -- TELLES NOBREGA SOFTWARE ENGINEER Red Hat I <https://www.redhat.com/> tenob...@redhat.com <https://red.ht/sig> TRIED. TESTED. TRUSTED. <https://redhat.com/trusted>
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