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Hello everybody,
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I would like to submit my candidacy as CloudKitty's PTL for the Stein cycle.
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I have been contributing to CloudKitty since the Newton cycle and I am a core
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reviewer since the Queens cycle. I work on CloudKitty full-time (upstream
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development, reviewing, and CloudKitty deployments for customers).
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If I was CloudKitty's PTL, these would be my priorities (starting with the most
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important one):
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* Help CloudKitty's community to grow. This is a crucial point to me. If we want
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the project to become the standard for cloud rating, we need some more
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contributors, user feedback, feature requests...
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* Improve the documentation. Some work is currently being done on it, but we
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definitely need more. I believe that a developer documentation would help us
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to gain new reviewers.
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* Add some crucial features: considering CloudKitty's recent evolutions, some
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features are needed: A new API, a new metric-oriented storage backend (there
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is currently some work done on that), and a new rating module allowing audit
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(How was my data rated ? Which rating rule was applied on it ?)
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I will use this opportunity to give thanks to all the people who have been
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involved in CloudKitty: developers, reviewers, users... The project lives
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thanks to you!
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Thank you for your attention,
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Luka Peschke
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