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Hello everyone,
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I'm happy to announce my candidacy to be the Freezer PTL for the Pike release
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cycle.
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The Freezer developers did a very good job over the past releases and I am sure
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they will continue doing an amazing job over the next release as well.
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For the Pike release cycle, I think we need to focus more on backing up OpenStack resources and adding more
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backup engines to give more variety to OpenStack users, also we should continue working on
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the core freezer features to provide stabilization.
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In this cycle we will give also more attention to freezer-dr, the disaster recovery
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part of freezer. It provides cloud administrators the capability to evacuate
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VMs from failed compute nodes, we aim to take it to more than that and support more severe disaster.
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In order to achieve that, I think we should focus on:
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* Enhancing core freezer-agent features and continue refactoring the missing parts
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to allow pluggable architecture to support more engines and applications in freezer.
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* Move from Elasticsearch to Oslo.db
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* Fully implement Oslo.policy
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* Implement version 2 of freezer-api
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* Integration tests. We need to increase the work done on testing. This will
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help to stabilize Freezer.
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* Documentation. We should target for a split, refactoring and global
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improvement of our docs, which is a required step to increase the size of our
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community.
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* Focus on implementing OpenStack engine(s) to backup OpenStack resources.
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I would be honoured to have your support.
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Thanks,
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Saad Zaher (szaher)
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