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I am announcing my candidacy for Horizon PTL.
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I've been contributing to Horizon since the Juno cycle and have
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been a core reviewer for the last two cycles. We’ve got a great
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culture in the Horizon team that I’d like to help continue and
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thrive.
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I feel we have made good progress in several areas of Horizon that
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improve responsiveness and stability, and believe our focus should
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be on continuing that work.
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My goals for Ocata are:
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- Ensure that modernisation of the interface continues with good
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framework components emerging that are accessible to existing and
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new developers of Horizon and Horizon plugins. This means
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continuing to ensure the code is written to good, consistent
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patterns, but also making sure there is good documentation to
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accompany it.
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- Continue to encourage finding better ways to handle scaling
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in OpenStack, both in our own filtering and use of data but also
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liaising with other projects to see how they can help us address
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scaling bottlenecks. Getting the profiling panel integrated into
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Horizon’s developer interface is a high priority for Ocata.
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- Improve our rate of addressing bugs; I will look at running more
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of the successful bug days that we had previously. One aspect
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of this is putting more effort into keeping our dependency
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compatibilities up to date, both Python and Django, but also
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the xstatic packages we rely on.
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- Improve communication both within the Horizon team and outside
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so folks can more easily get up to speed or keep up to date with
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what’s happening in Horizon.
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