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Greetings fellow carbon based lifeforms and sentient software programs,
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I would like announce my candidacy to serve as the Ironic project team
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leader for the Train cycle, if you will have me.
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Passion is a funny thing. It drives us and motivates us, but it does not tell
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us when we are done. And I can say for certain that I am not done.
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Last cycle we turned the dial to eleven and this cycle we've reached
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twelve. I suspect we need to re-calibrate the dial and begin a new
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standard for audio volume measurement. We achieved more than I could have
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imagined for this past cycle, but not quite what we planned.
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Our wants, desires, purpose, and meaning are fluid. It is clear to me
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we evolved because the needs of those we support have changed while keeping
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a single central theme. To make it easier to deploy and manage bare metal.
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To continue on this journey, I think we must embrace and extend our operator
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community. Just as with our use cases and hardware support. We must no longer
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think of ourselves as only a service with-in the confines of OpenStack.
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We must view beyond our OpenStack roots while continuing to strengthen them.
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We can only do this by growing our community.
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Together, I am sure we can further make bare metal rock.
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And perhaps, somewhere along the way, we may take over the world.
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Julia Kreger (TheJulia)
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