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Get a Python job, Work on OpenStack ! about:me Release Manager for OpenStack Chair of OpenStack Technical Committee Python Software Foundation member ttx @ tcarrez @ Cloud ? Buzzword Infrastructure as a service Compute,

  1. Get a Python job, Work on OpenStack !

  2. about:me  Release Manager for OpenStack  Chair of OpenStack Technical Committee  Python Software Foundation member ttx @ tcarrez @

  3. Cloud ?

  4. Buzzword

  5. Infrastructure as a service  Compute, storage, networking resources  API-driven, on-demand  Elastic, uses commodity hardware Services Open source Software

  6. Other « cloud »  Platform as a service Services Open source Software

  7. Other « cloud »  Platform as a service  User-oriented online storage Services Open source Software

  8. Other « cloud »  Platform as a service  User-oriented online storage  Software as a service Services Open source Software

  9. OpenStack  Software designed for IaaS providers  Full IaaS stack (compute, network, storage)  Can also be used to power « private » clouds

  10.  Just glue between API calls and real resources  The trick is doing it at scale

  11. A collection of projects  Nova : Compute resources (VMs)  Cinder : Block storage  Swift : Object storage  Quantum : Network resources  Keystone : Common authentication  Horizon : Web UI  Glance : Disk image service  Oslo : Common libraries

  13. Why Python ?  Easy to read  Easy to learn  Easy to patch  Well-known in our target user population

  14. Python libraries we use  Eventlet, greenlet  Kombu, AMQPlib  ...and dozens of others

  15. Open innovation  Open source  Open development  Open design  Open community

  16. Technical meritocracy  Tech contributors make tech decisions  Contributors elect their leaders  Project Technical Leads  OpenStack Technical Committee

  17. Code size Stats by

  18. Contributors per month Stats by

  19. A hot job market

  20. An awesome job market  Open development  Build Influence under your own name  Start contributing today

  21. OK, where's the code ? for proj in openstack: code[proj] = 'https:// github.com/openstack /%s' % proj bugs[proj] = 'https:// bugs.launchpad.net /%s' % proj plans[proj] = 'https:// blueprints.launchpad.net /%s' % proj code_reviews = 'https:// review.openstack.org '

  22. How code gets merged Clone and branch Your git github branch git-review Gerrit master git branch code review OpenStack development infrastructure

  23. Before you contribute  Sign contributors license agreement  Add yourself to Contributors wikipage  Request membership in ~openstack-cla  (Yes, we'll simplify this process soon) http://wiki.openstack.org/HowToContribute

  24. Where to contribute ?  Core projects code  Common libraries  Integration tests  Development infrastructure  Documentation, translation

  25. Strategic contributions  Bug fixes  Stable branch or Release management  Security audits and bugfixes  Create common code libraries  Integration tests

  26. Where ? openstack.org/jobs More information ? #openstack-dev @freenode IRC http://wiki.openstack.org/MailingLists

  27. Thank you !

  28. Questions ? thierry@openstack.org http://fnords.wordpress.com @tcarrez

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