Individual Speaker Profile

• Hewlett Packard Enterprise - From 2014-05-05 To 2016-12-13
• IBM - From 2011-06-20 To 2014-04-25

To make OpenStack better.

• OpenStack

Matthew has been working on and contributing to Open Source software for most of his career. He has been primarily contributing to OpenStack since 2012 and is a former member of the OpenStack TC (Technical Committee) and was previously the PTL (project technical lead) of the OpenStack community's QA program from OpenStack's Juno development cycle in 2014  through the Mitaka development cycle in 2016. He is a core contributor for several OpenStack projects and a member of the OpenStack Stable Maintenance Team. Matthew currently works for IBM's Developer Advocacy team working to make Open Source software better for everyone. He has  previously been a speaker at OpenStack summits, LinuxCons Japan, China,  and North America, OpenWest, FOSSASIA, SeaGL, and linux.conf.au.

• Machine Learning for CI Results Analysis
• Python Testing Interface
• QA - Project Onboarding
• Keystone Federated Swift: Getting the Most Out of your Object Storage in a Federated Environment

• The State of Test Runners and Moving to stestr
• Missing Features and Making Improvements to OpenStack Health

• Firehose: A Unified Message Bus for Infra Services
• Dirty Clouds Done Dirt Cheap

• OpenStack-Health Dashboard and Dealing with Data from the Gate
• OpenStack Stable: What It Actually Means to Maintain Stable Branches

• Tales From the Gate: How Debugging the Gate Helps Your Enterprise

• Tempest: Integrated OpenStack Testing

• OpenStack-Health Dashboard and Dealing with Data from the Gate
• External Plugin Interfaces for OpenStack QA Projects
• Tales From the Gate: How Debugging the Gate Helps Your Enterprise
• Subunit2SQL: Tracking Individual Test Results in OpenStacks CI System
  
• QA in the Open
  

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