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Hi all,
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I'm writing to announce my continued candidacy for Congress PTL.
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In the Mitaka cycle we've been working hard and making great progress
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on a number of things. The largest change is a new distributed architecture
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built on top of oslo-messaging. That architecture is key to enabling us
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to meet the high-availability and high throughput demands that we've
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heard from the field. We also saw the first new mechanism since the
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project's inception for injecting data into Congress, so that external
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systems can push data, instead of Congress pulling it. In Mitaka,
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we also completed the transition to Python3, and implemented the plugin
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interface for both tempest and devstack. It's also exciting that over
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the last two cycles, we have seen longer-term commitments to Congress
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from the community, with 1 new core reviewer this cycle, and two other
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incredibly active contributors.
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In Newton, my primary technical goal is to complete the migration to
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our new distributed architecture. I also hope to have Congress
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leverage that new architecture to provide high-availability and
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high-throughput solutions. I plan to continue discussions with
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other projects to understand how and where Congress can be useful.
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Finally, I'm looking forward to stengthening the developer
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community around Congress.
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Tim
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