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Earlier this year we gave you an easy way to deploy Spinnaker to Kubernetes. Now we're giving you two ways that are even easier.

Here are some of our top picks for upcoming ways to expand your brain, online or in person. The post Buffer your cloud knowledge: Upcoming training and webinars appeared first on Superuser.

Find tips for navigating the November Summit's 100+ sessions covering open infrastructure use cases. The post How to navigate the OpenStack Summit Berlin agenda appeared first on Superuser.

Dead, Gone or Stable Last week saw plenty of discussion about how to deal with projects for which no PTL was found by election or acclaim. That discussion continued this week, but also stimulated discussion on the differences between a project being ... [More] dead, gone from OpenStack, or stable. Needing a point person Risks (or lack) of being leaderless Mixed in with that are some dribbles of a theme which has become increasingly common of late: Contribution from foundation member corps The need for janitors, and board members not being the people able to provide As a group, the TC has very mixed feelings on these issues. On the one hand everyone would like to keep projects healthy and within OpenStack, where possible. On the other hand, it is important that people who are upstream contributors stop over-committing to compensate for lack of commitment from a downstream that benefits hugely from their labor. Letting projects "die" or become unofficial is one way to clearly signal that there are resourcing problems. In fact, doing so with both Searchlight and Freezer raised some volunteers to help out as PTLs. However, both of those projects have been languishing for many months. How many second chances do projects get? IRC for PTLs Within all the discussion about the health of projects, there was some discussion of whether it was appropriate to expect PTLs to have and use IRC nicks. As the character of the pool of potential PTLs evolves, it might not fit. See the log for a bit more nuance on the issues. TC Elections Soon Six seats on the TC will be up for election. The nomination period will start at the end of this month. If you're considering running and have any questions, please feel free to ask me. [Less]

The OpenStack User Committee expanded the criteria for operators to qualify as an AUC leading up to the Berlin Summit. The post Building and recognizing a more active user community appeared first on Superuser.

This is the second and final part of series describing Project Mulligan, the OpenStack Redo. If you missed the first part go read it. It is about changes I’d make […]

Jess Frazelle’s tweet recently got me thinking. 1 What if I could go back and undo basically the last eight years and remake OpenStack (whatever “OpenStack” has come to entail)? […]

Outreachy intern Neerja Narayanappa offers this four-step tutorial. The post How to integrate Qinling with OpenStack Swift appeared first on Superuser.

A guide to get you up and running started a single node Kubernetes cluster with the OpenStack Cloud Provider enabled. The post Getting started with cloud provider OpenStack development appeared first on Superuser.