From: FREEMAN, BRIAN D
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2019 1:42 PM
To: onap-discuss@lists.onap.org
Subject: Integration PTL Self Nominations

Dear Integration Committers,

It is time to get ready for Frankfurt with an official PTL for Integration. We will follow the official ONAP process for PTL elections as described in: https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/Annual+Community+Elections

If you are interested in the Integration PTL position, please reply to all to do self-nomination. 

We will close the self-nomination window by 23:59 EDT October 10th, Thursday, 2019.  Further instructions will be sent out to the committers based on the election procedure.  The final result will be announced on the ONAP lists as soon as it is available.

Regards,

Brian Freeman

Standin PTL

Candidates


Nominations Closed on 10/11 .

CIVS Poll started and voters notified.

Morgan is the only candidate

Poll will close 10/14/2019 at 11:59


NameCompanyIdBio
Morgan RichommeOrange

Morgan is a senior network architect within Orange, working on the cutting edge of innovation services, such as NFV and SDN.
Primarily involved in VoIP and IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) deployment for Orange affiliates, he has more than 15 years’ experience in managing Open Source solutions.
Morgan was instrumental in the setup, launch and run of the international Emerginov project, an open source PHP PaaS targeting education and co-innovation within Africa.
He organized and animated several hackathons in both Africa and Europe, promoting free software and contributing to build Orange Open Source governance. 
Morgan has been OPNFV Functest PTL from Arno to Colorado version and part of OPNFV TSC until 2016.
He is currently Orange LFN TAC representative and has been involved in ONAP integration activities since Beijing.
He is in charged of the Orange Openlab, open in February 2019 and dealing with more than 150 accounts from vendors, service providers and academics
he also contributed to the setup of daily stable and master chains as well as OOM gating





Votes


Last statistics

src bitergia, timeframe last 6 months: https://onap.biterg.io

integration repo

AuthorCommitsAdded LinesRemoved LinesAvg. Files
1618457125356.9
8066924832.2
63116249692.4
6329455062.3
6012236871.9
4514270246312.5
27604722864.1
225111433
21268581.4
2038972602.7
171327181.8
1714881492.2
@grabinsk17172312516.3
@marek pondel141741371.6
1217541168798.3
129611102.7
113883515.5
10220872.8
87398605
74261223.3


Demo repo

AuthorCommitsAdded LinesRemoved LinesAvg. Files
38819593916.6
28905653610.9
1424871486.3
128551096.3
737531147
750923811.3
6139461.5
54867285.4
4448411.3
32127696022
10261
2235216.5
243401
249202
2110321313
210102.5
22132045.5
12201
11879011


See on bitergia for the other integration repositories:

  • Oparent
  • Testsuite
  • Testsuite/oom
  • Testsuite/heatbridge
  • Testsuite/python-testing-utils
  • Integration/csit
  • Integration/devtool (last is casablanca)
  • Integration/benchmark (last is casablanca)


2 Comments

  1. Hi Morgan RichommeBrian Freeman . What with statistics from confluences , jiira etc? Do we check them also in context of voting rights?

    1. the stats are only informative here. The voting rights are not directly linked to the code stats, it is just an indicator