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Hey folks,
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I'm writing to express my interest in continuing to serve as keystone's
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PTL for the Rocky release.
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Even though we're a few weeks away from an official Queens release, I
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felt we had an extremely productive cycle. The outcome of the Queens PTG
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in Denver was nothing short of ambitious. We finished up things that
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missed the boat for Pike, while shouldering some hefty new initiatives.
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To summarize:
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* We helped projects move their default policies into code and document them,
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which makes maintenance for operators and deployers much more manageable
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* We implemented full support for tagging project resources, which has been a
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long-time ask from operators
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* We landed an implementation for application credentials, making it easier to
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run apps that integrate with OpenStack - especially for deployments backing to
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LDAP
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* We implemented an experimental API for unified limits, which opens the doors
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for us to start integrating consistent quota enforcement across services
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* We introduced a new assignment target and token scope to help set
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administrative APIs apart from end user APIs
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* Lastly, our team did a good job stepping up to mentor new contributors
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The following are a few of my top priorities for Rocky:
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* Help projects leverage system scope to improve the usability and security of
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their APIs
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* Build on the in-code policy work to provide discoverable capability APIs
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* Put together a plan to make unified limits a stable API and help incorporate
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its usage into other projects
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* Continue fostering an environment where newcomers feel welcome and can make
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meaningful contributions
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In my nomination for the Pike cycle, I mentioned that I wanted to do
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what I could to solve the hard problems our community is faced with.
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It's extremely encouraging to see the needle move on several
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long-standing issues, especially with a systematic, team-oriented
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approach. It's been great to be a part of those efforts.
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Thanks for taking the time to read this and I hope to see you in Dublin,
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Lance
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