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Dear all,
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I'd like to announce my candidacy for the OpenStack Technical Committee (TC).
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For all of you that don’t know me, I would like to briefly introduce myself.
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I work in the design/deployment/operation of the CERN OpenStack Cloud.
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I'm involved with OpenStack since 2011 when CERN started to investigate a
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Cloud Infrastructure solution.
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My particular interest has been on how to scale and operate large OpenStack
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deployments.
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I was an active member of the old Large Deployment Team (LDT), a group of
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operators that shared ideas on how to scale OpenStack. I had the privilege
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to learn from a talented group of Operators on how they manage/run their
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infrastructures.
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More recently a new group was created (Large Scale SIG) where I continue to
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have an active role.
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I'm very fortunate to have attended most of the OpenStack Summits since San
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Francisco (2012). I'm a regular speaker talking about my experience operating
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OpenStack at scale.
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Also, I serve regularly as a track chair, participated in a few OpenStack Days,
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Ops Meetups and write several blog posts about OpenStack operations.
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Previously, I also served as a member of the OpenStack User Committee (UC).
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During the last year, I’ve been serving on the OpenStack TC. It was a great
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experience but it also comes with a learning curve. I was able to contribute
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my operator/user experience in several important discussions.
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If elected, I will continue to focus on engaging the Operator/Users community
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with the different Development teams and continue to bring my experience as an
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operator/user to the OpenStack TC.
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It would be an honor to continue to be an advocate of this great community and
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promote its mission.
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Thank you for your consideration,
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Belmiro Moreira
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