Difference between revisions of "Project Teams"

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What are project teams ?

OpenStack Project Teams are the building blocks to achieve OpenStack's mission to produce the ubiquitous Open Source Cloud Computing platform that will meet the needs of public and private clouds regardless of size, by being simple to implement and massively scalable.

One can think of Project Teams as teams of people using tools (code repository, bug tracker, etc) and coordinated processes to produce a number of deliverables, in order to achieve a clearly stated objective. For example, the Heat Project Team has a team of core reviewers responsible to drive development in code repositories for the Heat project, the Heat client, the heat-cfntools and other tools.

The Technical Committee has a mandate to review working groups that wish to be included as official OpenStack Project Teams.

The process new project teams can follow to become part of OpenStack is described here.

OpenStack Project Teams

The official list of OpenStack project teams is a projects.yaml file maintained in the OpenStack Governance git repository. For convenience below is a list of links to wiki pages (NOTE: it may be incomplete):

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-== What are programs ? ==
+== What are project teams ? ==
-OpenStack Programs are the building blocks to achieve OpenStack's mission ''to produce the ubiquitous Open Source Cloud Computing platform that will meet the needs of public and private clouds regardless of size, by being simple to implement and massively scalable''.
+OpenStack Project Teams are the building blocks to achieve OpenStack's mission ''to produce the ubiquitous Open Source Cloud Computing platform that will meet the needs of public and private clouds regardless of size, by being simple to implement and massively scalable''.
-One can think of '''Programs''' as teams of people using tools (code repository, bug tracker, etc) and coordinated processes to deliver one or more '''project''' to achieve a clearly stated objective. For example, the Orchestration Program has a team of core reviewers responsible to drive development in code repositories for the Heat project, the Heat client, the heat-cfntools and other tools.
+One can think of '''Project Teams''' as teams of people using tools (code repository, bug tracker, etc) and coordinated processes to produce a number of deliverables, in order to achieve a clearly stated objective. For example, the Heat Project Team has a team of core reviewers responsible to drive development in code repositories for the Heat project, the Heat client, the heat-cfntools and other tools.
-The [[Governance/Foundation/TechnicalCommittee|Technical Committee]] has a mandate to review programs that wish to be included as official program of  OpenStack.
+The [[Governance/Foundation/TechnicalCommittee|Technical Committee]] has a mandate to review working groups that wish to be included as official OpenStack Project Teams.
-The process new programs can follow to become part of OpenStack is described [[Governance/NewPrograms|here]].
+The process new project teams can follow to become part of OpenStack is described [[Governance/NewProjectTeams|here]].
-The process new projects can follow to become an Integrated project and part of the OpenStack coordinated release is described [[Governance/NewProjects|here]].
-== OpenStack official programs ==
+== OpenStack Project Teams ==
-The official list of OpenStack programs is a [http://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack/governance/tree/reference/programs.yaml programs.yaml file] maintained in the OpenStack [http://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack/governance/tree Governance git repository]. For convenience below is a list of links to wiki pages (NOTE: it may be incomplete):
+The official list of OpenStack project teams is a [http://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack/governance/tree/reference/projects.yaml projects.yaml file] maintained in the OpenStack [http://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack/governance/tree Governance git repository]. For convenience below is a list of links to wiki pages (NOTE: it may be incomplete):
-* Compute ([[Nova]])
+* [[Nova]]
-* Object Storage ([[Swift]])
+* [[Swift]]
-* Image Service ([[Glance]])
+* [[Glance]]
-* Identity ([[Keystone]])
+* [[Keystone]]
-* Dashboard ([[Horizon]])
+* [[Horizon]]
-* Networking ([[Neutron]])
+* [[Neutron]]
-* Block Storage ([[Cinder]])
+* [[Cinder]]
-* Telemetry ([[Ceilometer]])
+* [[Ceilometer]]
-* Orchestration ([[Heat]])
+* [[Heat]]
-* Database Service ([[Trove]])
+* [[Trove]]
-* Data processing ([[Sahara]])
+* [[Sahara]]
-* Bare metal (''[[Ironic]]'')
+* [[Ironic]]
-* Queue service (''[[Zaqar]]'')
+* [[Zaqar]]
-* Key management (''[[Barbican]]'')
+* [[Barbican]]
-* DNS Services (''[[Designate]]'')
+* [[Designate]]
-* Common Libraries ([[Oslo]])
+* [[Manila]]
+* [[Oslo]]
 * [[Infrastructure]]
 * [[Documentation]]
-* Quality Assurance ([[QA]])
+* [[QA|Quality Assurance]]
-* Deployment ([[TripleO]])
+* [[TripleO]]
-* Devstack ([[DevStack]])
 * [[Release_Cycle_Management|Release cycle management]]
-Note: Projects in ''italic'' are currently (juno cycle) under incubation before inclusion in the 'Integrated' common release.